New Ulm Council Votes to Ban Sidewalk Bicycle Riding
City council meetings discuss street drainage, sewer work, and street repairs. Extra night watchman appointed. bicycle sidewalk riding condemned and to be policed. Contracts granted for sewers on South State Street and other infrastructure actions announced.
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Fritsche
Anton Stiemann
Stiemann
Albrecht Stork
Emil Mueller
New Ulm Auto Club
Committee
Auto Club
J. A. Schroeder
Albert Everling
Robert Berndt
H. F. Bromquist
Garden Street
Mueller
Meyer
New Ulm
Ferdinand Sannwald
J. F. John
Wacoala
EB. T. Webster
St. Paul
South State Street
Charles Emmerich
F. Desormoux & Co
Mankato
Park
City Hall
New State
May Festival and Bazaar at Turner Hall
The Ladies Society of Turnverein held a three day bazaar despite rain. Attendees bought articles, enjoyed a Saturday supper and Sunday dances. A German comedy by Zoeglings drew cheers and prize winners were announced, with Behnke winning the most popular alderman vote. Proceeds aid club room improvements.
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Ladies’ Society of
Turnverein
Turner Hall
Jscores
Golsh
Fred Behnke
New Ulm
Steam Roller in County Republican Conference Echoes
The Republican County Convention in Springfield used a stern show of force as Standpatters faced a counter-drive. Delegates were elected in three wards, with resolutions backing initiative recall popular senator election and tariff limits, while Roosevelt received strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opers House
Springfield
New Ulm
Jos
A. Eckatein
Herman Frenzel
W. C. Miller
Herman Held
W. E. Korth
U. S
Teddy Roosevelt
W. W. Smith
Uost
Chicago
Mankato
F.G. Retzlat
Henry N. Somsee
W. B. Mather
Hermes Held
Hermi Freezel
John M. Johnson
C. E. Peterson
Albert Heuser
H. C. Peterson
W. J. Steinke
J.C. Rothenburg
James Dickson
Emil
G. Hage
Carl I. Stone
Jos. A. Eckstein
Albin Carlson
Alf. W. Mueller
L. G. Vogel
Hans Mo
A. Nuesale
F. H.specht
J. W. B. Welcome
Axel Newdal
A. Frederickson
Henry N. Semeen
Herma Polkow
Harmony in two committees sets dates for Home Coming Week events
A Fairfax delegation in New Ulm agreed on Wednesday for theFt Ridgely and Thursday for the Ft Ridgely banner day. Committees plan a grand week with receptions reunions parades and a concert plus possible militia and federal troop participation.
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Fairfas
New Ulm
Ft. Ridgely
Fairfax
Charles Hopkins
Stave
Chas. Helmann
Immanuel Albrecht
New Ulmites
Ridgely
Ft. Snelling
A.J. Alwin
Louis G. Vogel
John Henle
Henry P. Bastian
Singers Gather for Massacre Commemoration Choir Planning
An urgent invitation seeks women and girls to attend a Turner Hall meeting next Monday evening to plan four part choral rehearsals for the August 1 anniversary events. Organizers hope a chorus of about one hundred voices from local church choirs will join sopranos altos tenors and basses.
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Turner Hall
New Ulm Business Men Gun Club Sets Thursday Shoots
The New Ulm Business Men's Gun Club approves weekly Thursday practice in May at 4 PM and 7 PM for later season. Sunday shoots at 2 PM possible with notice. Aim is to improve hitting game birds. prizes include a gold medal for season high average. Also notes Rural Telephone Company board elected new officers and wage raise for operators.
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de. L. al Friteese
Congressman Hammond
Minnesota
Lacqui Parle
Osmely
United States
Hammond
House of Representatives
Senate
Committee On Commerce
Nelson
Congress
House
Benare
Washbington
Ulm Business Men's Gun Club
Chas, Hauenstein
New Ulm Rural Telephone Company
Fred. Praender
J. P. Graff
F. H. Retzlaff
A. G. Bierbaum
Treas. Wu. James
Otto R. Keba
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Ebriate Asylum
Brown County
Felegenyelurap
J. L. Beboch
William Engel Chas
F. Kaiser
Fred. Hamann
Adolph al- Win
Martin Hose
Patters
Milford
Board of County Commissioners
Dr. Martin Lusher College
Ita
Martet
God the High School
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Hertha Aufder- Scheide
Otto Boerneke
Hutchinson
Minn
Carl Futrmann
Firth
Nebr
Emil C. Jacob
Manitowoc
Wisc
Wm. Kirschke
Mion
Ewald Kuester
Carl Pape
Fond du Lac
Wis
Alma Peters
Wonewoc
Armin Retzlaff
Ackermann
Pankow
Tertis
William Haas
Loretto
Richard Janke
Lewiston
Edward Kolander
Lakefield
Lindloff
Millville
Henry Nitz
Dallas
Wise
Alfred Schweppes
St. James
We Benton
Albert Pfaender
Lergest
Overture High School
Mabel T. Frederickson
Alma
Schmidt
Girl’s Glee Club
George E. Vincent
Torver Hall
District Court
Theresia Lockway
Modern Wooder of America
A Corp
Bate
William Wenger
Carollus Winkelmann
Leonore Gerber
al van Wan
G. Frank
State of Minnesota
Hale
Edward Postson
Gutknecht
Brown
Guaranty & Trust Co
Christensen Engineering Co
Albert A. Paffrath
Martin
Robert Hose
Edward Humphrey
Emma Arodt
Louis Larson
Tad Schnobrich
Minnespolia
Louis R. R. Co
Henry Rudolphi
Wilhelmine Rudolphi
Joseph A. Wright
Wa. Schaleben
Emil G. Hage
Wa. Schaleben & Co
Paul Fall
Hunter's Rest
Hunter’s Rest
King Man
W. E. Koch
Geo. Jahnke
Hugo Gebser
Juenemann
Jos. Smasal
Chas. Hauenatele
Oswald
Hy Meyer
J. Hauenstein Jr
Henry Abbot
Jos Klaus
Hugo Wildhorn
Adolph Schot
Business Men’s Gun Club
Emillo Garbresbt
Anton Baril
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