May Weddings Bring Several Local Nuptials
A string of early May marriages was solemnized in Holy Trinity and Sleepy Eye churches. Agnes Schaeffler wed Frank Hoffmann. Amelia Berg wed Anton Braulick. Rose Fehlhaber tied with Grant Schlottman. Anna Weier united with Frank Meidl. Couples plan homes on Sigel township and Lafayette township farms, with large families and friends offering best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wurm
Georgette
Sigel Township
Braulick-Berg
Anton Braulick
Anna Braulick
Stark Township
Sigel
Gertrude Gieseke
Atley Schlottman
South Franklin Street
C. W. Block
John Rockham
Courtland
Frank Meidl
Minnesota Street
Anton B. Meidl
Lafayette Township
Meeting of County Sheep Growers at Sleepy Eye
County sheep growers are invited to meet at the Commercial Club Rooms in Sleepy Eye on Tuesday evening June 1 at eight o'clock to discuss cooperative wool marketing. Last year pooling raised value by eight to fifteen cents a pound in several counties and may attract distant buyers if a central point is organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Eye
M. Bank, Co
Sleepy Indians Win Initial Fray
The regular county court calendar notes include a demurrer argument in the W. T. Rawleigh Co. versus George Fischer and Joseph Kuehn case, a jury trial for Waldemar and Anna Trans versus Franz and Theresia Vout, and a jury trial setting for Louis G. Vogel. Petit jurors reported including residents from New Ulm Sleepy Eye Springfield and other towns. Grand jury completed its labors and citizen papers were granted to five applicants. The first jury case involved Veronica Demeier versus George Schreiner for alleged assault. Court attendants and reporters are noted as on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Rawleigh Co
George Fischer
Joseph Kuehn
Waldemar
Anna Trans
Franz
Theresia Vout
State of
Minnesota
Louis G. Vogel
Petit Jurors
A. P. Boeck
Chas. Brust, Jr
C. Engelbert
H. C. Groebner
Joseph Koeck
Julius Krause
Christ. Lindmeyer
Wm. Rasuchke
Wm. Stelljes
Gustav Stuebe
New Ulm
Joseph J. Schueller
Ferdinand J . Zimmermann
Sleepy Eye
George Ferrer
Springfield
Peter Roland
Hanska
Rudolph Anderson
Comfrey
A. M. Shellum
Isaac Olsen
Albin
Andrew Anderson
Burnstown
John H. Seifert
Cottonwood
Herman Affelder
Louis Romberg
Home
Ole S. Olsen
Lake Hanska
Robert Grossmann
Linden
Fred. J.dallig
Milford
Peter J. Tsacksen
North Star
Nick Mertz
Joseph Schwegle
Prairieville
Henry Christensen
Thomas Stadick
Sigel
Grand Jury
Olsen
United States
Joseph Deibele
Carl August Salomonsen
Henry Peterson
William R. Lorenz
Syver Brostuen
Veronica Demeier
George Schreiner
May 24 25 showings feature Johnston Forbes-Robertson classic
Herbert Brenton presents the dramatic Passing of the Third Floor with power and charm. Matt and Jeff perform On Strike in a double bill with admissions of 10 and 20 cents. A subsequent May 26 27 Metro Production features Viola Dana in Microbe and Harry Gribbon in Perils of the Park with comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brenton
Johnston Forbes-Robertson
Matt & Jeff
Metro
Viola Dana
Harry Gribbon
Out-of-town Attorneys Attend Opening of Court
For the grand jury, while Chas Linde mann Sr is in like capacity for the petit jury. Only three out-of-town attorneys attended the court opening Monday morning namely J L Davis, Albert Hauser of Sleepy Eye and Alexander Seifert of Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Lindemann, Sr
JL. G. Davis
Albert, Hauser
Sleepy Eye
Alexander Seifert
Springfield
Local fund drive for baseball association reaches over $1000
In recent days members of the baseball association collected funds with totals surpassing $1000. Donations from numerous local businesses and individuals are listed, including Eagle Roller Mill Co and Farmers & Merchant Bank. The piece also notes Royal Arch Masons and Germania Lodge activities, plus social gatherings with games and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball Association
Con- Eagle Roller Mill Co
Schell Brg. Co
J. Hauenstein Brg. Co
H. H.& A. J. Frenzel
New Ulm Brick & Tile
Yar
J. A. Ochs & Sons
Farmers & Merchant Bank
Citizens State
A. Schulke
New Ulm Stea
A. W. Mueller
A. Fritsche
F. D. Minin
Byerling Electri
Drs. Vogel & Seifert
United Press & Publ. Co
C. H.gieseke
Samsen, Dempsey & Lor
H. C. Schleuder
Hummel
P. J. Richten
Schmucker & Burk
Chas. Emmerich
M. E. Schuster
peieEe Groebner
Rob
Fesenmaier
Fred. Christiansen
Alwin Harmening
Wm. B. Mather
Stork Bros
F. W. Eibner
Louis G. Vogel
W. T. Eckstein
Henry J. Berg
Carl P. Manderfeld
Robertson O.n
H.W. Bingham
New Ulm
Royal Arch Masons
Waterville
Winnebago
Hulda Goetsch
Germania
Lodge
D. H.S
Third North Sttree
Priz
Mesdames
Pauline Spoerhase
P. Subilia
John Hetlinger
Miller Tire Mileage Inspection Campaign
The Miller Tire mileage program is described as deliberate with over $1,000 spent daily on tests and inspections. Fifty inspectors guard against defects across efforts.
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Twin Cities
Grand Hotel
Mr. Schlottman
Grand Theatre
John Wersal
Ed. Wersal
George Anton
Loretto Hospital
Sleepy
P’ Indians
George Hagen
Charles G. Murray
Jos. C. Hofmeister
The
Nonpartisan League
Martin Henderson
St. James, Minn
Kansas Lake
St. James
A. C. Townley
West
Townley
A. E. Bowen
Captain Geo. H. Mallon
Captain Mallon
General Pershing
P.J. D. Ostby
Freeborn County
Thomas Vollom
Erskine
Polk County
Charles R. Barnes
Barnes
Blue Earth County
John Sawatzky
Gerhard Olson
W. H. Haseman
Butterfield
Metro Picture Corp
Olive Tell
Kate Jordan
Village Blacksmith
Department of Immigration
North Dakota
Northwestern Amusement Co
Minneapolis
Liberty Orchestra
Spada
William Fox
Gladys Rockwell
Paris
G. W. Schlottman
Prop
Eden
Receerti
Christ
Chuetz
IHE
Buick
Flint
Michigan
F.H. Retzlaff
Broadway
State Streets
Fred Walther, Sr
Amelia Thordson
Ulm
Schueler
Boston
Green & Swett Co
Millers
Miller
Broadway Tire and Vulcanizing
New Ulm, Minn