Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association visit to New Ulm
New Ulm will host at least 100 Minneapolis business leaders on June 3 as part of a trade extension trip. The party travels through 61 towns 750 miles by several rail lines, with New Ulm entertainment arranged by the Commercial Club and a 12 car vestibuled train anticipated.
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New Ulm
Minneapolis
Nelson
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
Pres. Ottomeyer
St. Paul
Minnesota
Rock Island
Omaha
Chicago & N
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Commercial Club
Tragic Auto Truck Death Near Albin Creamery
John Bezold aged nineteen was killed when his auto truck overturned near the Albin creamery on Thursday April 29 at about 8 30. He lost control, the vehicle pinned him, and despite help from Andrew Schropfer Peter Sweum and Wm Groebner death was caused by concussion of the brain. Funeral services were held at St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bezold
Albin Creamery
Andrew Schropfer
Peter Sweum
Wm. Groebner
Dr. Strickler
Sleepy Eye
Bezold
Lnter
St. Mary’s Church
Nicollet County Court Opens With Short May Term
Judge J. M. Olsen opened Nicollet County District Court for the May term with a light civil docket of sixteen cases. Two criminal actions from the prior term remain. the grand jury has a few matters. Civil cases include Schneider vs Engesser Brewing Co and multiple guardianship and interpleader actions. The court expects to be in session about a week.
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J. M. Olsen
Nicollet County
John Schneider
Engesser Brewing Co
Wm. Jungers
Peter Andring
Margaret Hillig
John Hillig
Helen Keltgen
Battes Keltgen
Automatic Chemical Closet Co
H.T. Markytan
Julius EB. Stich
Tos. M. Schaus
Adolph A. Holmstead
Basler
Quane
B.S. Sackett
G. A. Lewis
Gomer H. Jones
Charlie Nutting
Percy Nutting
Courtland
Marion Hills
Martin C. Johnson
David W. Evans
J. H. Archer
Philip Haack
Alex Haack
Ole Fredrickson
Plainiff
A. J. Rost
Short Course For Lafayette Farmers Planned
Through farmer's club cooperation Lafayette plans a 45 day Farmers Short Course next winter. Applicants must sign petitions. at least 75 men and 50 women are needed. Extension Division funds instruction. local hosts provide Anderson hall for five days. The course replaces former one day Institutes with improved classes and livestock judging highlighted.
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Farmer's Club
Lafayette
Anderson
Farmers Club
Shay
Burglary at Gibbon Targets W Fried Sons Store
Robbers broke into the W Fried & Sons store in Gibbon last Wednesday night, stealing silks, jewelry, cutlery, and small articles. They left about 86 in change and $50 in cash. the cash in the safe remained, but the safe was accidentally locked by the burglars. Loss estimated at 250 to 300 dollars with no clues yet for arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbon
W. Fried & Sons
Wenzel Fried
John Fried
Friedls
Money for Health Work in Mankato
City Council of Mankato appropriated 126 to keep the state bacteriological laboratory in operation for three months with Blue Earth County to match. No further state funding was available for this period, so the lab would stay open to examine contagious diseases. Rev. C. J. Albrecht visited his son Gustev and family in St. Peter yesterday.
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Mankato
Blue Earth County
C. J. Albrecht
Gustev
St. Peter
Berg Libel Suits Face Plea In Abatement
County Treasurer Henry J. Berg seeks to inspect the books accounts and mailing list of Brown Co-Operative Publishing Co in a libel case. Defendants argue suits are premature and may be dismissed if the related Berg v Buehrer action remains undecided. The court will rule at the May Brown County term.
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E. J. Buehrer
Brown Co. Co-Operative Publishing Co
Henry J. Berg
Berg
Mr. Buehrer
Olsen
District
Court of Brown Co
Brown Co. Co-operative Publishing
Corpora*tion
Brown Co. Co- Operative Publishing Co
Albert Hauser
Brown County Board Acts on Ditch and Bridge Projects
The Brown County Minnesota Board discusses Ditch No. 7 and No. 20 issues, approves investigations, and funds bridge construction. Petitions request dam repairs at Lake Hanska, steel bridges for Stately, Mulligan and Milford towns, road grading, and tax concerns. A County Engineer is appointed to survey the specified line.
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County Ditch
Com. Henle
Tropical Paint & Oil Co
Cleveland
Richartz
Clement Halverson
Linden
Co. Road & Bridge Fund
Co. Ditch No
G. L
Stately
Com'r’s
Henle
Roland
Fred Prahl
Mulligan
Little Cottonwood River
Com'r S
Graff and
Palmer
Milford
Richart Bridge
S. W. 14
Sec
Com’r’s
Graff
Magdelena Foust
City of
Sleepy Eye
Com. Palmer
Aug
Sasse
Bequest to Dr. Martin Luther College Left by John C Schwartz
John C Schwartz of St. Paul left a bequest totaling 2000 dollars to Dr. Martin Luther College and other Lutheran institutions. The will also names Bethany Ladies College Mankato 1000 dollars Home for Orphans and Aged Belle Plaine 500 dollars and St Johns German Evangelical Church St Paul 500 dollars. The estate comprises 31000 dollars in personal property and 9000 dollars in real estate.
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Dr. Martin Luther College
A. Ackermann
John C. Schwartz
St. Paul
Schwartz
Bethany Ladies College of
Mankato
Belle Plaine
St. John’s
April Weather Sets Records for Sunshine and Gloom
April recorded nine sunny days and twelve overcast days with two 84 degree highs and a 25 degree low on the 1st. Average temperature reached 54.7 degrees. 2.3 inches of precipitation. thunderstorms on the 25th and 26th. Spring arrival is earlier than usual with flowers and foliage advancing, and Memorial Day gravemarker decorations noted. George Vetter of St Paul visited New Ulm friends.
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Alex Henle
White Way lighting expands in Slayton and Mankato
Slayton in Murry County contracts for a White Way at 2290 dollars with thirty posts and equipment to be installed in two months. Mankato approves plans for a White Way costing nearly 10000 dollars, upgrading from a few globe posts. The change aims to modernize street lighting and respond to local mockery of past lighting.
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Slayton
Murry County
Mankato
Jos. Reynolds
Manksto
Senior Class Presents The Hobby Horse Play At Turner Hall
The senior year concludes with a three act comedy at Turner Hall titled The Hobby Horse. Miss Willibalda Kibner leads as the lady with George Crone as the leading man. The plot follows hobby driven spouses altering lives including a runaway wife and a rector, ending in a happy resolution. Cast includes Ray Lehmann Alma Falk Meta Sell Walter Miller Ferdinand Oehs Arthur Dahl Armin Pfeander Wallace Harrs Herman Radike Harold Reineke Genevieve Vetter Bertha Esser Frederick Irrgang and others.
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Turner Hall
Willibalda Kibner
George Crone
Ray Lehmann
Alma Falk
Meta Sell
Walter Miller
Ferdinand Oehs
Arthur Dahl
Armin Pfeander
Wallace Harrs
Herman Radike
Husbband
Harold Reineke
Genevieve Vetter
Bertha Esser
Frederick Irrgang
City Plans Driveways Parks to Beautify New Ulm
Prof LeRoy Cady from the University farm visited New Ulm with a committee to study boulevards drives and parks. He will prepare a report for the Commercial Club recommending center boulevards on Broadway Center Streets widening of others and planting hardy shade trees like elm and hackberry.
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LeRoy (Imdy
University Farm
Cmy
Gady
Charles Vogtel
2L Henningsen
Joseph A. Arivea
Park
Broadway
Center
Minneapolis
City of
St. Paul
Cady
Summit Avenue
Tia
Parka
New Um
Apa
North German Park
Hermans’ Park
Hunter
Turner Hall Park
School Board to Consider New Equipment Proposals
The School Board of the City will hold their meeting this Wednesday evening to consider proposals for new equipment. Other routine business will be transacted as this and postponed regular meeting.
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This & W
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Jacob Mondloh
Bradley Cullen
Edward Engesser
Joseph Engesser
Theo. W. Knoll
Elmer G. Harten
Seraphin Lohberger
Thomas Aiton
Treas
Dads Holt
Brown County Agricultural Association
Brown Co
Co. Auditor
Com'r’s. Graff
Sesson
College
George Vetter
St Paul
Ulm
Prof. Cady
University New
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