Elsie Ferguson in The Avalanche at Prizma shows
May 9 matinee and evening at Elsie Ferguson in The Avalanche with gowns and gems valued over 50000 dollars. Also Pathe Review and Go West Young Woman comedy. Admission 15 and 25 cents. May 10 and 11 Bryant Washburn in Too Much Johnson plus Ford Educational and Cody Cets Herman Western. Great Air Robbery coming next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Ferguson
Elsie
Pathe Review
Bryant Washburn
Johnson
Triangle
Ford Educational
Cody
True Merit Essential in Fairmont Campaign
An editorial from Mountain Lake View condemns attorney A. R. Allen as running a deceitful campaign for Congress. It accuses him of pandering with a misleading platform while claiming support for strikes, military training, labor, capital, and farmers’ rights, then opposing all. The piece urges voters to choose merit and ability over insinuations and wartime prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Allen
Fairmont
Congress
Mountain Lake View
Elimination conference fails to agree on method in Mankato
In Mankato at the Saulpaugh Hotel four Republican primary candidates fail to agree on how to allocate representation for a proposed elimination convention to form a district slate. Observers hope a united front from regular candidates arises before primary ballots are printed. Household notes mention Mrs Erwin Otto and child of Morgans visiting the Herman Loose home. Skat winners at Turner Hall include Otto Schneider and Dr J P Graff with 20 net games and 647 net points. Pfefferle also posts a strong spade solo play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saulpaugh Hotel
Mankato
Nonpartisan League and
Organized Labor
Erwin Otto
Child of Morgans
Herman Loose
Turner Hall
Otto Schneider
J. P. Graff
Wm. A. Pfefferle
Dr. Schneider
Mr. Graff
Mr. Pfefferle
Theodore Lange Obituary Stricken After Cancer Battle
Theodore Lange longtime Nicollet county resident died at a local hospital Friday at 4 45 am from intestinal cancer after a December operation. Born December 25 1851 in Chicago he came to Minnesota in 1862 living in Nicollet county except 1909 1910 in New Ulm. Survived by his widow Sophie Gieseke four children two sons and two daughters four grandchildren and one sister. Funeral at Courtland Lutheran church Monday at 10 30 am interment Lakeside Fairmont. widow to live with daughter Mrs Bode in Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Lange
Théodore Late
Pronger
Nicollet County
Lange
Chicago
Ill
Minnesota
Spurtland Township
Indiana
New Ulm
Courtland’ Lutheran Church
Sophie Gieseke
A. C. Bode
Good Thunder
F. L. Bode
Fairmont
B. Lange
Sac City
Iowa
A. H. Lange
Wall Lake
George Giseke
Courtland Lutheran Church
Lakeside
New Ulm High School Team Wins Two Games
Sleepy Eye and Springfield fall to New Ulm High School stars on Wednesday and Saturday. The local baseball squad beat Dr. Martin Luther College 15 to 10 in a tame contest. Earlier in the week New Ulm edged Sleepy Eye 6 to 5 on the same diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Ulm High School
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
Dr. Martin Luther College
New Ulmites
New Ulm
Green Stockings shines in Turner Theatre senior play
The Turner Theatre hosted the annual high school seniors play Green Stockings to a packed crowd. Critics praised the performances, direction by Elizabeth Schmitt, and the lively cast headed by Celia Farady and Thelma Rinke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Theatre
Elizabeth Schmitt
Celia Farady
Thelma Rinke Phylis
Natalie Dietz Madge
U Mtrs. Rothingham
Celia
Earl Anne Mueller
Evelyn Iady Trenchard
Florence Collins
Ida
Ghisholm-Faraday
Chicago
Isoul
Lorene Mueller
Smith
Willard Vogel
Cyrus Frederickson
Robert Targer
Phylis
Leo
Hermann Admiral
Pies
Harold Olsen
James Raleigh
Jimmie
Harold Moerbitz
Martin
Faraday
Albert Held
County Convention at Sleepy Eye Brown County
A Republican convention for Brown County will be held at Sleepy Eye on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock to select delegates to the county and state meetings. The readable fragment notes the location and time and aims to organize delegates for party gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Couintye
SleepyEye
New Ulm Delegates and Rail Schedule Notice
The state convention will be held in St Paul on Saturday May 8. Delegates to the county convention were elected at precinct caucuses last Saturday. New Ulm will be represented by eight delegates: First ward Al W Mueller Wm J Julus Louis G Vogel and Wm A Pfefferle second ward Emil Hage and Miss Vera Strickler third ward Phil Liesch and W Schrader. Read the ads in the Review today. TIME TABLE C. & N. W. NEW ULM effective May 2 1920 Eastbound No 516 Daily via Mankato 3 57 A M No 22 Ex Su n via St Peter 8 48 A M No 92 Ex Sun Frt via St Peter 2 3 10 00 A M No 514 Daily via Mankato No 24 Daily via St Peter 3 32 P M No 412 Ex Sun via Mankato 4 50 P M Westbound No 517 Daily via Mankato 1 25 A M No 13 Ex Sun via St Peter 7 42 A M No 411 Ex Sun via Mankato 11 25 A M No 91 Frt Ex Sun 12 55 P M No 28 Daily via St Peter Arr 1 45 P M No 508 Daily via Mankato 2 00 P M F P STARR Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
New Ulm
W. Mueller
Wm. J. Julus
Louis G Vogel
Wm.a. Pfefferle
Emil Hage
Vera Strickler
Phil, Liesch
W. Schrader
N. W
Mankato
Suin
St. Peter
Sun
F. P. Starr
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Ulm Savings and Loan Association
WM. Pfaender, JR
Weiser Block
New Ulm, Minn
Notichy
Otto Hartmann
Board of Health
Otto J. Seifert
Imarmory
Liberty Orchestra
Oxfords
Eichten’s Shoe Store
Lyric Theatre
Yemen
Hbo
Herbert Rawlinson
the Messenger
Charlie Chaplin
Ennid Bennett
Womens Aearts
Prizma
B. J. Krahn
Office
Broadway
Minn
Near
Old City Clerks Office
Green Stockings
The
Review Today
Minnesota Valley
Grossendorf Bros. Garage
New Ulm Review
J. H. Forster
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