Court Opens May Term With 33 Civil Cases In Minnesota County
Judge Olsen convenes the May term next Tuesday at eleven o'clock with grand and petit juries summoned to start work Wednesday. The calendar includes the tax suit State vs Henry Steinhauser and numerous County Ditch cases, along with other civil actions and four probate appeals. The lone criminal case is State vs Geo Sweet for larceny, with three matters awaiting grand jury indictments. Local notes report New Ulm Autos beat Kasota 10–4, Lafayette livery retirement, a bakery employee jailed or exiled, and obituaries and anniversaries in the community.
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Olsen
George Potter
Fritz Winkelmann
Albert Radtke
Martha Anderson
Kand Mo
Simon Mathiewitz
Augusta Beltz
County Ditch No
Carl Engel
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co
M. F. Price
Albert J. Meyer
Johanna Wellner
Fred Wellner
J. C. Shadegg Engine Co
Andrew Backer
August Utecht
Edward F. Berkner
Kate Berkner
Edward Berkner
Julia Manweiler
Mary Manweiler
Mary Weicherding
John Krueger
Charles Ballard Churchill Harris
Griffith & Smith
Anna Brust
Joseph Prokusch
Joseph
Barbara Bruckbauer
Wenzel Remiger
State
Geo. Sweet
Schultz
Isaakson
New Ulm Rural Telephone elects directors at annual meeting
The New Ulm Rural Telephone company held its annual meeting at Schell's hall Thursday and elected directors from New Ulm Cottonwood Lafayette Milford Sigel West Newton Courtland. The company shows 598 city phones 502 rural phones and 143 miles of pole line with 334 stockholders. Earnings for the year totaled 14656 and maintenance 80412.63. Dividends at seven percent will total 2874.24 on 1850 stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Rural Telephone Company
Schell’s Hall
F. H. Retzlaff
Fred Pisender
F. J. Backer
J. P. Graff
H. P. Bastian
Wm. James
New Ulm
Jos. Wiesner
Herman Fritsche
Cottonwood
Fred Wellner
Frank Wellner
Lafayette
Fred Roloff
Wm. Gluth
Milford
John A. Wellner
Henry Waibel
Sigel
Alex Russell
Louis Bushard
West Newton
Fred Foss
Nick Reinhart
Courtland
Sleepy Eye Hosts Second District Club Women Session
Sleepy Eye will host the Second District federated clubs meeting with arrivals today and tomorrow. Highlights include a reception, banquet, public welcome at the high school, and sessions on reforestation and nation’s resources featuring speakers from Sleepy Eye New Ulm Windom and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Eye
Panama Canal
Conant
Wells
Derby
Winebago
Fancher
Mankato
Chute
H. L. Beecher
New Ulm
H. D. Beussmann
Baasen
S. D. Peterson
Wm. Stoll
H. PF. Raabe
Current News Club
M. A. Bingham
A. J. Alwin
Mibleis
Woman's Literary Club
Gathering of Brown County School Directors Meeting
Superintendent Cutting calls a May 29 meeting at Sleepy Eye of all Brown County school directors including city village and township trustees. State Superintendent, Prof Bassett of the state agricultural school will attend and speak. About 300 trustees are currently in office in the county.
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Brown County
Cutting
Sleepy Eye
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bassett
State Agricultural School
Death of Massacre Heroine Recalls Stout Pioneer Wife
Mrs. Margaret Angeline Stott, longtime Minnesota resident, died early this week in Spokane Washington at eighty five. Her husband was the late Rev Walter Stout a pioneer preacher of the Shield of Minnesota and the Northwest. obituary notes her ties to early frontier life and local history.
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New Ulm
Minneapolis
Margaret Angeline Stott
Spokane
Washington
Walter Stou
Minnesota and
Northers
Second District Bankers Meet set for Sleepy Eye
The Second district Minnesota Bankers association selects Sleepy Eye on the 21st for its annual meeting. Guests include Joseph Chapman of Northwestern National Bank and Chas R Frost of Minneapolis. Business sessions feature talks on negotiable paper, legislative issues, development, and banking practice, followed by a banquet led by W D Willard.
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Sleepy Eye
Minnesota Bankers Association
Griffith & Smith’s
Joseph Chapman
Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis
State Association
Chas. R. Frost
Minneapolis
John Cutting
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
C. H. Draper
Wells
O. W. Hagen
Lorin Cray
National Citizens Bank of Mankato
Bankers of
Minnesota
S. B. Duea
First National Bank of
Ruthton
F. H. Davis
Farmers National Bank of Blue Earth
P. M. Serrurier
Holland State Bank
Jos. Chapman Jr
Minnesota Banker's Association
J. 8. Tolverson
First National Bank of Fulda
W. D. Willard
Washler
First National Bank of Mankate
Sleepy Bye
Myrtie von Hagen
A. M. Seebanke
Elmore
A. B. ‘Cheadie
First National Book of Jackson
Ez. W. D
Archbishop Ireland Attends Investiture at New Ulm
Distinguished prelate assists in ceremony honoring Monsignor H. B. Sandmeyer as investiture occurs at 10 30 this morning. Archbishop Ireland and Bishop O Gorman among visitors, with a banquet and public address this evening in Catholic Auditorium. Also notes wedding of Wm Trebesch and Martha Youngmann, and Franz Brey moves to New Ulm.
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New Ulm
H. B. Sandmeyer
Minnesota
Archbishop Ireland
St.Paul
O'Gorman
Sioux
Monsignor
Sandmeyer
Kennedy
Belle Plaine
Major
St. Paul
Nagel
St. Cloud
Plot
Shakopee
Oster
Springfield Beats Wanda 3 to 1 in Sunday Game
Springfield ball players defeated Wanda 3 to 1 at Springfield with Schneider and Pietsch on the Springfield battery and Eichten and Eichten for Wanda. Herbert J. Miller Luverne editor and former state senator died at his Reck county home after a three-year illness. The Minneapolis Journal reports theft of surgical instruments from Otto Seifert at the state university. Cash & Hines Carnival Co. seeks exhibit here June 5 to 12. City council again risks main streets for this event, increasing burden.
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Springfield
Wanda
Schneider
Pietsch
Eichten
Herbert J. Miller
Luverne
State Senate
Reck County
Minneapolis Journal
Otto Seifert
The
State University
Seifert
Henry Seifert
Cash & Hines Carnival Co
Minnesota Steamer Lorene Navigates Minnesota River
The St. Paul Pioneer Press notes the Lorene under Capt. Charles De Mers began up the Minnesota River from St Paul toward Mankato for freight and passenger service. It marks the first regular river navigation this far in eleven years, previously led by the Henrietta piloted by Capt. De Mers. The Lorene draws eighteen inches of water.
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St. Paul
Lorene
Charles de Mers
St Paul
Minnesota River
Mankato
de Mers
S& Petar
Minnesota
Maskato
Henrietta
Durant
Stillwater
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Ulm Autos
Kasota
Mattson
Jos. Schwants
Henningsen
Henrietta Schilling
Lafayette Township
Winthrop
Gunder Paulson
Linden Township
Mr. Paulson
Mrs. Paulson
Minnesota River Improvement League
Ralph Will
D. F. Wood
Hanska
Liverpool
America
England
Continent
Alice Wister
Ottomeyer
Weiser
State Sanitarium
At. Walker
Mrs._ Stott
Ireland
Catholic Auditorium
Wm. Trebesch
Leavenworth
Martha Youngmann
Sleepy Eye Lutheran Church
Franz Brey
New
St. Peter
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Crone Bros
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