Diplomas Ready For Graduates And Memorial Day Plans
Graduating exercises set for Friday May 29 at Turner Hall with 23 seniors including Eleanor Emmerich Rosebud Engel and Stella Gay. Class honors to Harry Mecklenburg valedictorian Beata Krook and Martha Kunze salutatorian. Memorial Day observance planned by Hecker Post G A R with parade from Indian Monument 3 30 pm and program at Fly cemetery. Three Civil War veterans, Hauenstein Hellmann and Huhn, have died in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Eleanor M. Emmerich
Rosebud H. Engel
Stella L. Gay
Alice Ke, Irrgang
Janet Harkin Massapust
Leane V. Mayer
Beata Katharine Krook
Martha Edith Kunze
James A. Garrow
Harry A. Mecklenburg
Frank Herman Niemann
Jesse M. Olson
Walter Schorer
Carl Schmidt
Harold Charles Vogtel
Lloyd Alwin
Dora Hughes Edwards
Bertha T. Altmann
Carolyn E. Backer
M. Viola Goetsch
Emily James
Rosetta C. Johnson
Elma Ida Stolz
Harry Mecklenburg
Beata Krook
Martha Kunze
Dr. Freeman
Minneapolis
Hecker Post G
A. R
Helen
Attorney Davis
of Marshall
Indian Monument
TG. Vogel
Marshall
Burgg
Hecker Post
Fly Cemetery
Jacoh Klogsner
Joel
New Ulm
Joh Hauenstein
August Hellmann
John Huhn
Wilh
Redwoods Semicentennial Preparations Parade and Events
Redwood hosts its Semicentennial June celebration with an auto parade open to all car owners and drivers. Decorated cars encouraged, prizes for decoration. The parade avoids the big hill while routing through the city to Ramsey State Park. Marshall and Owatonna ball clubs will play three days at the Fair Grounds with approval from the Fair Association. The Second Regiment Band from New Ulm will perform on Armory Day for the Armory dedication. Newcomers Day and the Summer Opening of Alexander Ramsey Park conclude the celebration.
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Redwood
Marshall
Owatonna
Fair Grounds
The
Fair Association
Second Regiment
New ‘Ulm
Alexander Ramsey Park
Park Prepared for Event With New Paths and Shrubs
The Park is being carefully dressed for the occasion with new paths laid out and roads repaired. Jos. Tyson, Superintendent of Parks, traveled to New Ulm last week and bought flowering shrubs to be planted mainly at the entrance. Redwood Falls Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Tyson
New Ulm
Redwood Falls Gazeton
Rail traffic surges as Seventeenth of May draws Norse
Local railroad offices report heavy end of week traffic driven by Norse cousins heading to the Seventeenth of May celebration. A Special train operated by M and St. L to serve Vikings from New Ulm and Hanska. old freight rate on crushed stone restored after Leary's push. Both lines plan summer track work, details to come. Next Monday at 10:35 a 50-car train of traction engines bound for Nebraska passes New Ulm on the St. Louis road, signaling Minnesota farmers must wake to Western competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Norway
New Ulm
Hanska
Ae Haniskal
Nor Limen
Leary
Ulm
Nebraska
Minnesota
Mills Push Two Factories Toward Major Expansion
News from the mills reports rapid progress on the Fagle Mills expansion including a new corn and rye mill doubling capacity and a 40 to 50 thousand bushel grain storage elevator with seventeen compartments. Other notes cover new staff, a planned May wheat mill shutdown for boiler replacement, and improvements at the New Ulm Roller Mill with a completed warehouse and awarded cereal mill machinery contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highour
Fagle
Franklin Edwards
Denver
Kansas City
Charles Rohrbach
Eagle Milling Co
Hetrives
Michigan
Ulm
Strong Sent Manufacturing Co
Minneapolis
Restaurant Improvements Move Berndt to New City Site
Ed H. Berndt begins remodeling the former Citizens' State Bank building to open a larger restaurant. He has a two year lease from the bank owners and plans modern equipment, new furniture, and a brighter dining space. Ascension Day services will be held at Frieden's Church at 10 am Thursday.
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Citizens’ State Bank
Ed. H. Berndt
Berndt
Toberer
Citizens’ Bank
Frieden'’s
Illinois Man Is Chosen as Supt
The city council selected A. R. Manley of Mt. Carmel Illinois as superintendent of the electric light and water works, after reviewing fifteen applicants. He outlined plans to improve efficiency, boost patronage, and hire a steam engineer for power management while focusing on the electric side. The meeting also addressed lighting in Dayton's Bluff, safety rails for the powerhouse, and replacing worn fire department hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light S and Water Works
A. R. Manley
Mt. Carmel
Chicag & Northwestern Railroad
Northwestern
Samselt
Spring St
Dayton’s Bluff
Wm. Backer
Travelers Insurance Co
City
Engel
Minium
Messers
FP. Pfaender
F. H. Retzlaff
F. Behnke
Union Machine Company
Manley
University of Southern Ilinois
Ulm
Janley
Gravel Deposits Shape New Ulm Valley History
A Review report details extensive sand and gravel in the Minnesota valley near New Ulm. It explains high value moulding sand, geological history, and how ancient river activity formed the basin that now supports city prosperity. The piece argues Nature’s handiwork created the deposits over ages, linking geology to future growth.
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Ulm
G. R. Dailey
Union Machine Co
St. Paul
New Tim
Minnesota
United States
Minnesota Valley
New Ulm
Redstone Bluffs
Newton
Minnesota River
Red Stone
College Heights
Nature
New Citizen's Bank Opens with Public Viewing
The Citizen's Bank formally opened on Saturday with public hours after banking, drawing hundreds to tour the new structure. Officers guided visitors through offices, noting equipment and protection, while hostess hostesses Mrs. M. Mullen and Mrs. O. M. Olsen offered carnations. The Hofmeister Orchestra provided music in the Director's Room above the main floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's Bank
M. Mullen
O. M. Olsen
Hofmeister Orchestra
Cambria
Justice Geo L Bunn Enters Minnesota State Race
Associate Justice Geo L Bunn of the State Supreme Court filed for state office seeking election to his own seat. He is serving an appointive term and is recognized as a strong judge on the Supreme Court bench, with voters encouraged to grant him the elective term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Bunn
State Supreme Court
Justice Bunn
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Organ Recital and Dedication at Music Hall
The new pipe organ by Lupher College will be installed with two manuals and extensive stops and pipes. Organist Edward Rechlin of New York will perform a recital Sunday May 24, with a formal dedication set for June 15, the day before graduation. The afternoon program includes Bach, Rameau, Guilmant, Brahms, and Widor pieces among others, sung by mixed choir and organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Martin Lupher College
Edward Rechlin
New York City
Rechlin
Corelti
Rameau
Schubert-Lizt Maennerchor
Sopran
J. Brahms
Gothique
Widor
Kremser
Quilmant
Muennerchor Mit Orgel
District Court Session Opens With Insurance, Road Appeals
District Court opened at the Court Home with Judge Olsen presiding. Insurance cases were continued to the next term and road appeals to be tried in vacation. Grand jury convened. Rudolph Jensen excused due to family illness. Several cases set for trial, others settled or continued. motions heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Olsen
Julim
Rudolph Jensen
Sleepy Eye
F. W. Johnson
Earl LaGow
John G. Schapekahns
Imi Hans Knudson
Chis Lindemann
Herman Jahnke
Supreme Court
State of Minnesota
Henry Stethauser
Carl Kehms
Auguste Kehms
John J. Schmidt
Joseph J. Schmidt
Katharina Schrimpf
Annn Schmidt
Henry
Schmidt
Weed Schmidt
Annie Schmidt
Anna Wagner
John Wagner
Bertha Scherzberg
Henry Salzbrun
Louise F. Williams
Daniel L Williams
Mary Baasen
Nick Metzen
Friedrich Fehlhaber
Elizabeth Fehlhaber
Julia Williams
Paul Merkel
William Harris
A. Schiller
D. G. Feirer
Joseph Feirer
Conrad Weis
Inspection of New Ulm's Mile Tia
Capt O A McGee of the 5th Cavalry U S A visited New Ulm to inspect military organizations and property. The Second Regiment Band and Company A were checked. all band members attended 67 total members, 45 listed on roll, eight absent without leave, others on furlough. Machine Gun Company members inspected Tuesday. five were absent with leave, others present. Government property examined daytime and drill inspection quick. officer pleased with property and men’s efficiency.
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O. A. McGee
5Th Cavalry
Ca “al
Co. “A
Machine Gas Company
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Illinois
Dayton's Bluff
NEW Bank
BE Trier
A. H. Dorn
Christian Garbe
Christain Garbe,Jr
Charles Feirer
J. D Stewis
Charlar Feirer
St. Johor Hospital Association
W. A. Ashleman
Henry Seifert
Math. Pederson
John Schons
Joseph Diepolder
Wilhelmint Salkowske
Wilhelmin Bach
Otto Hein
William Krienke, Jr
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