Junior Pioneers Meet Fairfax Committee for Celebrations
Two committees will discuss dates for New Ulm and Ft Ridgely celebrations with post card subjects chosen. A turner Hall meeting reported 416.20 left for the general fund, with 35 more due from the New Ulm Turoverein. Souvenir card subjects were selected and 4000 sets ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Altho
Ulm Turoverein
William G. Alwin
Eugene A. Pfefferle
New Ulm
Little Crow
Apion Gay
Old Forster House
Toberer
Ft. Ridgely
Waraju
Camp of Refugees
Indian Monument
Anton J. Ochs
Wm. Pfaender, Jr
Louis G. Vogel
Fairfax
Tarver Hall
Saven O'Clock
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Jonny Heymann
Last Saturday marked the th anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Heymanns wedding. Mrs Heymann has been in poor health for months prompting a family gathering and a sumptuous dinner at the Heymann home. The couple, born in 1873 and 1837 respectively, married in 1862 and moved to America, first stopping in Cleveland then settling near New Ulm after 1847. They raised eleven children, six living, with several family members attending the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heymann
Heymann
Resson
Heymano
South
Washington Street
Jobo Heymano Wee
Krels Woerzig
Posen
Germany
Nicolle
Frank Lawrence
Hazel, Wash
Albert Shelow
Ormaby
Gustav Koehler
Minneapolis
Shas. A. Stolz
Tillie Heymann
Otto Heymenn
New Ulm
New Ulm Auto Club formed to improve local roads
District Court of Nicollet County reports motorists from New Ulm and vicinity dissolve the old Auto Association to form the New Ulm Auto Club led by B. G. Hage as president. A board of governors, 29 signers, and plans to buy five road drags from Anutin-Western Company mark a broad road improvement push with meetings to follow. Members urged including farmers and auto owners to join at a $5 fee to advance road conditions and cooperation for better roads in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobilista of
New Ulm
Old New Ulm Auto Association
New Ulm Auto Club
B. G. Hage
John Sigel
A. Schiller
Emil Mueller
Albrecht Stork
Anatin-Western Company
Chicago
Schleuder to Open Optical Shop in New Ulm
H C Schleuder informs the Advance he will move to New Ulm to start an optical business. He has purchased a jewelry rack and plans a large modern shop in the Beussmann building by the State Bank of New Ulm, leased five years, with his son Victor possibly overseeing jewelry. He aims to expand his optical practice after selling current stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Schlew
New Ulm
Schleyder
John C. Toberer
Minnesota
Beussmann
State Bank of New Ulm
Schleuder
Victor
Sehlender
April Weather Summary by Local Observer
The April weather report compiled by Alex L. Henle shows a mean temperature of 47.95 degrees with a high of 84 on the 6th and a low of 26 on the 7th. Precipitation totals 1.61 inches with 1 day clear, 1 partly cloudy, 10 cloudy, and thunderstorms on the 15th, 26th, and 26th. winds from the South. Arnold Stamm left Monday for Fergus Falls to attend at the U S District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex L. Henle
Socialist Meeting Fills Sobell's Hall Despite Accusations
Goldstein accused Socialists of promoting free love and opposing the Church at a recent auditorium address. Last Wednesday, Sobell's Hall hosted a packed gathering with Richard Gebhardt presiding and E. J. Buehrer delivering the principal talk. Attendees included laborers and some wives, indicating broad interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldstein
Sobell
Richard Gebhardt
Weiland & Stegemann
E. J. Buehrer
Local Families Spend Sunday With Neighbors
Mr and Mrs Frank Schoobrich and Mr and Mrs Jobo Schroepfer of Sieapy Eye visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Theo Scheldarich. They attended the evening play of the Cattotia Beboolbours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schoobrich
Mes
Jobo Schroepfer
Sieapy Eye
Theo. Scheldarich
New Ulm Rural Telephone holds annual meeting at Bedell's Hall
The New Ulm Rural Telephone company held its annual meeting at Bedell's Hall on Thursday with good attendance and sentiment. The secretary's report shows assets of 69 304.70 and receipts of 31 030.66, including 10 125 from stock sales. Debts reduced to 1 000, a 7 percent dividend was declared, and next year’s secretary report will be printed. Directors elected include Fred Figender and J P Graff for New Ulm and others for Cottonwood Milford Sigel Courtland Lafayette West Newton. Performances by Wanda Gag and Ezra Durbahn drew praise, with Miss Gould and Miss Heimerdinger noted for coaching. The High School Orchestra and Girls Glee Club provided musical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Rural Telephone Company
Bedell's Hall
Math. Roeck
Cottonwood
Ed. Hensel
Milford
Anton Hillesheim
Sigel
John Havemeier, Jr
Courtland
Fred. Wellner
Lafayette
William Palmer
West Newton
New Ulm
Fred, Figender
J. P. Graff
FE. H. Retzlaff
Wm. James
H. P. Bastian
F. J. Backer
Jos. Wiesner
Herman Fritsche
Fred. Rollof
William Glath
John A. Seliner
H. A. Hilesheim
Fred. Foss
Nick
Goetsch
Wanda Gag
Ezra
Walter Durbahn
Miss Gould
Miss Heimerdinger
High School seniors stage celebrated class play
The senior class play last Friday drew a large audience. Critics praised acting overall with Joseph Groebner's Faulkland noted for refined gesture and voice. Carl Hein earned praise for the part of Simoon and Sir Anthony Absolute energizes scenes, while Alma Schmidt Vera Mueller Herbert Dittbonner and others received warm applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Groebner
Faulkland
Carl Hein
Simoat
Stanley Koehler
Alma Schmidt
Vera Muel-ler
Lucy
Sir Lucius O'Trigwer
Herbert Dittbonner
Viola
Silver Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Henry Seifert
Friday marked the Silver Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seifert honoring 25 years since their May 3 1887 marriage at the local Catholic church by Rev Alexander Berghold. The event drew about 260 friends, moved from home to Schella Hall for dancing and refreshments, with gifts presented from guests including out of town attendees Mr and Mrs Geo P Forster and Mr and Mrs Frank Forster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seifert
Alexander Berghold
le Sueur
New Ulm
Otto
Minneapolis City Hospital
Arthur
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Elsie
City Hospital
Minneapois
Second Regiment
Frank Forster
Sigel
New Ulm Gains Revenue Office Move
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector W L Humason announced the transfer of the revenue office from Mankato to New Ulm. The move is set for the latter part of the week with temporary quarters at Charles Brust Sr home on Broadway due to lack of space in the post office building. Humason heads the Second Division covering 14 counties in the Second Congressional District and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal ‘Revenue
Manketo
New Ulm
W. L. Humason
New Cim
Charles Brust, Sr
Humeson
Hunters Rest Frat Shoot Scores Show Hunters Recall Past Weather
Hunters Rest hosted a Sunday morning frat shoot by the New Uim Jaegerverein. The event attracted notable activity as scores reflected the hunters’ memory of past seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uim Jaegerverein
Wade
Storms and wrecks hit Brown County causing rail delays
A cloudburst washed out a half mile of C N W track between Elkton and Brookings delaying trains by hours. Lightning struck several farms near Brookings and Sigel causing property damage. A new barn on Alexander Russell’s farm collapsed after a strong south wind. Lightning felled trees and damaged houses in West Newton and North German Street. Bank examiners visited Brown County Bank and State Bank of New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Valley
Minnesota
Elk
Herman Schroeder
Courtland
Herman Rieke
Weat Newton
Alexander Russell
Sigel
Jos. Teyner
North German Street
Juderjahn
Nort Washington Street
Evangelical Lutheran
State Street
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Fairfax Committee
Desvotins
Springfeld
Mrs
Jonny Heymann
District Court of
Nicollet County
Automobile
Club For
District Court
St. Peter
Jobo N
Mans Nicollet
Peter Andring
Belgrade
Jobo Zitsman
Theo. Ostrom
Sweden
Jobo Liebe
Eon Olof Larson
North Mankato
Carl Otto
Oscar Anderson
A. M. Honsacker
Lake Prairie
Fred
Jobna
Marti Courtland
Wendelech
Low
Leonard Giefel
Brighton
Joe Larso
Tacob Michels
Nicollet -Granby
Herman Bekebur
Sane Chea
Bexting
Edward Woebler
Las
Arnold Stamm
Fergus Falls
U. S. District Court
Rural
Tel. Co
Hunter
King Mao
Joesemann
Chas. Hauenstein
Hy Meyer
Klaus
Oswald
Dos. Smagal
Hugo Windhorn
J. Hauenstein Jr
Theo. Johnson
Hone Able
Alb. Everling Iz
Company A
Co. A
Wes Sergt
Meierding
Kuebnel
Eet
Krueger
Wanderges
Gloudburst
Brookings
State Bank
A. I. Mellon
S.H. Snyder
City
Brown County Bank
Biate Baas
New Ula
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