District Court Hears Multiple Indictments and Pleas
Grand jury returns three indictments Peters Martinka and Wenzel Lamps charged with grand larceny in the first degree for a city robbery of Hans Martinson. Frank Lang accused of injuring Orpheus band members in a car crash near Springfield. John Liebl charged with carrying a concealed weapon. Liebl pled guilty to a separate count and was fined. Divorces case Harbo v Harbo heard with plaintiff released. Geschwind assault case from Sleepy Eye Municipal Court taken up in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Martinks
Wenzel Lamps
Hans Martinson
Kasota
Frank Lang
Orpheus Band
Springfield
John Liebl
Home
Hess
R. Krueger
Sleepy Eye
Martinka & Lampl
Long
Ferohols
Clagne
John Lieb
Teolius Josephine Harbo
Alfred T. Harbo
Henry Plater
Louisa Lipp
H. L. Schmitt
Frank Geschwind
Golden Wedding Celebrated by H L Ruok Family
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. H L Ruok was quietly observed at the Milford home of their son Robert with close family. The couple, born in Germany, immigrated to America in 1865 and settled in New Ulm. They raised eleven children and have 38 grandchildren, surviving storms and hardships to reach a serene milestone.
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H.L. Ruok
H. L. Ruok
Robert
Milford
Minfelg
Rhenish Palatinate
Bavaria
Germany
A. L. Runk
Mary Schwinn
Mr. Runk
Miefeld
Runck
Margaretha Hoffman
Soir
America
New Ulm
le Crosse
St. Paul
Tor New Ulm
Aia-Tife
Ermeen
Runock
Storma
Jacob Rank
North Star
Maio Gould
Wilhelm F. Ruck
Springfield
John Farbinger
Otto Hartmann
Stark
Current
Home
G. Radtke
Fritz Daulig
Courtland
Philip Runk
Emille Runk
New Ula
Summer Parasols at Ottomeyer's
Ottomeyer's showcases a wide line of ladies and children's parasols. The collection includes all silk parasols in colors with embroidery and detachable handles with turnover tips for travel, with prices from 50 cents to 4 dollars.
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Ottomeyer’s
Not Guilty Verdict Return and New Ulm Fourth of July Plans
A jury returned a not guilty verdict after a Thursday night trial. Judge Pfau presided Friday over Berkner Bros. Sleepy Eye versus Martin Sherman et al. Other trials proceeded with grand larceny verdicts for Peter Martinka. City plans include a six day civic celebration with the Zod Regiment Band and athletic events to attract crowds to New Ulm on the Fourth.
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A. R. Pfau
Mankato
Berkner Bros
Sleepy Eye
Martin Sherman
Wm. Schmitt
Dudley G. O'Evelyn
New Ulm Plans Fourth of July Celebration by Citizens Committee
The city of New Ulm will celebrate Independence Day with a grand Fourth program organized by a mayor appointed Citizens' Committee. Chairman Chr. Filzen Jr along with Jobo Forster Jos Smasal Geo Marti Fred Pfaender and Jos Arbes were named to set events and coordinate arrangements. The Athletic Association will host a good game as part of the festivities.
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Citizens’ Committee
The
Athletic Association
New Ulm
Grail
Chr
Filzen, Jr
Jobo Forster
Jos. Smasal
Geo. Marti Fred
Pfaender
Jos. Arbes
Sisters transfer 250 nuns from Milwaukee to Mankato
The Sisters of Notre Dame will relocate about 250 members from Milwaukee to the new $300,000 mother house in Mankato. The complex includes an administration building dormitory academy and a power house. Upon completion the Milwaukee sisters will join the order’s northern branch serving the United States and Canada with about 4,000 members.
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Sisters of Notre Dame
Mankato
Sis
Milwaukee
Freeroof
Order
United States
Canada
Enthusiastic Lutherans Hold Largest Devotional Service Since Daybreak
A May 14 report from St. Louis details the Missouri Synod memorial for Dr. C. F. Walther at the Coliseum. About 16,000 attended, 4,000 from Chicago and Milwaukee unable to enter, with 4,000 choristers and 60-piece orchestra delivering a powerful program.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press
St. Louis
C. F. Walther
Missouri Synod
Martin Luther
United States
Chicago
Milwaukee
Missouri Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran
Cburch
Concordia Seminary
Walther
F. Bente
W. T. Day
H. G. Stub
Minneapolle
H. Schaller
J Walter
Fort Wayne
Ind
San Francisco
New Orleans
John D. Barthol
J. W. Miller
Frederick A. Uhblrich
Saxony
America
Lutheran Church
Pfotenbauer
Hamburg
Mino
F. Pieper
Pfotenbauwer
New Ulm
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Billa Agaiost
Peter Martinka
Wenzgl
Jos, Lieb
Martinka
Ily
Martinks
Zod Regiment Band
Altho
Minneapolis
New ‘Ulm
Council
Daya
Northwest
Dr. Walther
Nagel
Leary
Crone Bros
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