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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1901
Page
1
Turner Hall Gym Classes and Buffalo Exposition Tickets
Turner Hall program lists gymnastics classes for various ages including boys girls and ladies with specific days and times. Also notes New Ul Turnverein to Pan-American Exposition Buffalo via Northwestern Line from May 1 with low-rate tickets on Tuesdays and a Chicago connection. illustrated booklet available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
W. B. Kniskern
General Passenger & Ticket Ag’t
Death of Mrs Marden in New Ulm marked by many tributes
The funeral of Mrs Abbey F Marden wife of Dr A Marden from the Congregational church drew a large crowd. Born in Wolfboro NH in 1828 she married Dr Marden in 1846 and lived in Orono Saginaw St Paul before settling in New Ulm in 1892. She helped lead the Current News Club and was central to civic life. Her survivors include two sons Charles of St Paul and Winfield of Saginaw. Her funeral featured numerous floral tributes from organizations and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbey F. Marden
A. Marden
Marden
G. Updyke
Congregational Church
Wolfboro
N.H
Sud
Albert Marden
Maine
Saginaw
Mich
St. Paul
New Ulm
Charles
Winfield
Michigan
Eugene Koebler
J. Newhart
E. T. Cruschett
New Ulm Royal Arch
T. Crone
N. Henninggen
B.F. Webber
Charles Marden
Themot
Current News Club
A. W. Bingham
Guttmann and Reimer
George W. Koehler
Fourth of July Celebration Plans Urged in City
At the last Commercial Union meeting steps were taken to stage a mammoth Fourth of July celebration this year. A public meeting is set for Friday evening May 17 in Geber's hall to form committees and organize the event. No major celebration has occurred here in years and business leaders call for broad citizen support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Union
Geber’s Hall
Juror List Drawn for Jane Term District Court
The document lists grand and petty jurors for the Jane term, including Julius Melzen of London, Peter Moe of Springfield, Adolph Altermatt of Springfield, and numerous others from cities such as Bashaw, Sleepy Eye, New Ulm, Milford, and Home. Names cover a wide geographic spread with many from New Ulm and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Susaca
Julius Melzen
London
Peter J. Moe
Springfield
Adolph Altermatt
E. D. Humphrey
Stark
Chas
Heymann
Oscar Kratz
Bashaw
G. M. Gress
Sleepy Eye
T. J. Murfin
Frank Anderson
Gent
Leavenworth
Lorenz Altenburg
Milford
John Prabl
J. F. Buessmann
New Ul
Peyit Iahor
Joseph Flor
New Ulm
Edward Flick Jr
Anton Losleben
Clement Halvorsen
Linden
Knute E. Moe
Peter Shellum
Albin
A. Fox
Stately
Alex Ranweiler
Peter Majewske
Sleepy Bye
Gerhart Schapekahm
Hans. F. Frederickson
Hanska
H. O. Eastman
Home
Peter Turhes
Burnstowp
John C. Geiger
H. P. Haman
Henry Langmack
Martin Hose
W. Hagen
Henry Schwartz
Peter Quanstrom
Joseph Matter
North Star
Tos
Berberich
Mulligan
A Pretty Wedding in Cottonwood
One of the prettiest weddings of the season occurred in Cottonwood on Monday afternoon as Bertha Walthers wed Frank W. Conley of Minneapolis, who works in the operating department of the Minneapolis and St. Marie railway. Rev. S. G. Updyke officiated at 8 o clock in the southwest parlor as guests watched the ceremony amid palms. The couple will reside at 909 27th Avenue Northeast, Minneapolis, after May 30th, and the Review extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
Frederick Walthers
Bertha
Frank W. Conley
Minneapolis
Minneapolis & Ste Marie Railway
G. Updyke
Congregational Church
School Board Names For 8th Grade And Primary Teachers
The board of education listed engaged teachers at last week’s meeting led by Principal High School D A Grus Sendorf. Other assignments include Abbie B Lung ard 8th Grade, Achsa B Canfield th Grade, and several primary teachers such as Anna E Schmidt E Primary Antonia Zieher N Primary. A German teacher Hertha Wencheke is noted plus Raabe and Jani assignments for 5th 6th and 8th 4th grades. Also Pan American Exposition is advertised with reduced rate tickets via Minneapolis St Louis agents and a fire sale of slightly damaged dry goods at J P Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
D. A. Grussendorf
Ags
Abbie B. Lungard
Achsa B. Canfield
Grede
Katherine Kobler
Agnes McDonald
Daisy Richardson
Ida Koch
Emma Tuberg
Susie L. Poetz
Hlsse Hillmer
Anna E. Schmidt
Antonia Zieher
Louise St. Meile
H. F. Raabe
Benedict Jani
Hertha” ‘Wencheke
Minneapolis & St. Louis
R. R
New Ulm Roller Mill Elects New Directors and Officers
At a stockholders meeting in New Ulm the Roos and Madlener resignations prompted a new board. Directors are J. L. Schoch P. Manderfeld B. Stockman E. G. Koch and L. A. Fritsche with Schoch as president Manderfeld as vice president Stockman as secretary and treasurer. Roos collaboration had guided the business and his likely return to Minneapolis in grain and commission is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Roller Mill Company
Messrs. C. L. Roos
A. F. Madlener
J. L. Schoch
Peter Manderfeld
B. Stockman
E.G. Koch
L. A. Fritsche
P. Manderfeld
Messrs. Roos
Madlener
Stockman
Roos
Minneapolis
Creamery Officers Elected At Milford and Cottonwood Dairy
At the Milford and Cottonwood Dairy Association annual meeting last week officers were chosen: President Fred Rollo Vice President Louis Spellbrink Secretary and Manager John Manderfeld Treasurer Andrew Backer Directors Isador Hane Ed Hensel Geo Groebner Butter maker John Munns. Financials show cash on hand 118.56 with total receipts 38,089.60 and total expenses 38,089.00 incl milk patron payments and staff salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford and Cottonwood Dairy Association
Fred Rollo
Louis Spellbrink
John Manderfeld
Andrew Backer
Isador Hane
Hensel
Geo. Groebner
John Munns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ives
Qhart
Telephone
Turner Hall P
Rogram
New Ulm Turnverein
UN Turnverein
Ottomeyer
Manila
Garonette
Arklow Dimity
Holly Batlete
India
Mrs Marden
J. P. Newman
Eugenes. Piefferle
North Star Bowling Club
Frank Newno
J. Vetter
A. * Stork
Wm. Cavanaugh
L. Heiman
Chis. Arbes
Jos. Haubrich
Thos. Kretsch
Wm. Pfefferle
W. ©. Haubrich
R. Baasen
B. Amann
H.C. Kaschau
K. Knutson
H. Se
Columbia Bowling Club
Frank Burg
Jos. Galles
J. Tj. Schneider
Chas. Tocerer
L.L. G. Vogel
G. Hauenstein
Jos. Bobleter
A. J. Meyer
H. Behnke
O. L. Roos
A. J. Vogel
Otto Baarsch
NEW Ulm GU Club
FW. Fritsche
F. Durg
Wm. E. Koch
L. G. Vogel
Joe. Bobleter
Jul. Krause
J. Mohs
J. B. Graff
Grone Brothers
Minerva
Wade
Paris
Rone
Bros
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