City Notes Show Local Gleanings and Visits
This week in New Ulm and surroundings features visits by Prof. Sardeson and Miss Staley hosting whist, out-of-town guests from Springfield to North Dakota, and various local moves. Office staff, bank sickness, and a flour of personal travels fill the society column with engagements, relocations, and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Sardeson
Beory Neuwirth
North Dakota
Miss Staley
Herman Held
Adolph Metle
Jos
Arbes
Wred Plaender
State Bank
Cottonwood Notes: Local Updates and Appointments
Henry J. Dietz becomes bridge carpenter for Northwestern Railway. Miss Emily Mohr undergoes surgery in New Ulm. Road grading up to town-line bridge completed. Miss Emily Schneider honored Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Manderfeld attend funeral in Mankato. Gerhard Guldan licensed to operate a Searles saloon. Homing pigeons released in St James, reached St Paul in 2.5 hours. top birds averaged 1200 yards per minute with 15 starters finishing safely. Minnesota River Improvement League in Belle Plaine reported 850 dollars debt. committee to raise additional funds appointed. Gov. Johnson fills vacancy on Hennepin county bench with Wilbur Booth. Einar Hordale recommended for a political role. Hamlin V. Poore named state bee inspector succeeding Robert Russell. Counterfeit hundred-dollar bills noted as bank concern. Deaf and dumb man admitted to Georgia bar. judged as room for more lawyers. Great Western elevator in Hanska closed for summer. C G Reim promoting store discount sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Dietz
Northwestern Railway Company
Emily Mohr
New Ulm
St. James
St. Paul
Minnesota River Improvement League
Belle Plaine
C. A. Johnson
George Olsen
St. Peter
Irwin
Gov. Johnson
Hennepin County
Donshue
Wilbur Booth
Einar Hordale
Hamlin V. Poore
Bird Island
Robert Russell
Poore
State
Beekeeper’s Association
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Georgia
Great Western
Hanska
C. G. Reim
Death of New Ulm business man Leonhard Haeberle
Leonhard Haeberle of New Ulm died suddenly from a stroke yesterday morning while preparing to work. Born February 5, 1856, son of pioneer settlers, he spent his life in the area and built a long standing ice business monopoly. He married Katie Hoffmann in 1882 and left two sons Elmer and Henry. Funeral at Turner Hall next Friday at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Quinn
Olsen
Burg'a Battery
Hecker Post
Hecker
Bobluter
Vogel
Buschers
Eckstein
Fritsche
Graff
Indian Monument
Brown County Breeders’ Association
Turner Hall
Andrew Boss
State Agricultural College
L. &. Potter
Springfield
Jos. Schroepfer
Paul Leonhardt
Leonhardt
Schroepter
Henningseo
Leonhard Haeberle
New Cim
All New Ulm
Haeberle
New Ulm
Jacob Hueberle
Katie Hoffmann
Elmer
Henry
Ded Front Grocery Ad Claims Good Eats On Hand
A compact grocery note highlights canned fruits vegetables pickles preserves sardines salmon lobsters potted meats and other goods. Dill and sweet pickles are praised and a pound of Our Leader coffee at 25c is recommended. Smoked halibut white fish and various cheeses are listed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clara Friton
Eleanor Miller
Oratory
R. A. Claybrook
New York
Nagle Roller Mall Company
Second Regiment
Tay Behnke
Milwaukee Depot
Minneapolis
H. B. Trask
West Hotel
John Larson
Drake
McHenry County
Cleveland Prederteh
Northwestern University Io
Chicago
Springfeld
Andrew Duetsch
Cottonwood
Searles
Leslie Helmes
Ralph
Watonwan
Freinds
Paul Kann
Cushing
Chas
Dietz
Cottonwood Township
Charles Lambrecht
Eagle Roller Mill Company
Gronau
Silverson
Minneapolis Journal
Wanda Hazel Gag
Miss Gag
Journal
Sauter
Canada
Gentry Bros
Dog and Pony Circus
Herman Nagel
Ciscionati
Pat McCormick
Evan
Minnesota Central Telephone Company
Cobden
Julia Berndt
Hibbing
Nix
Cleveland
Ohio
Schubeck
Cincinnati
Chas. Silverson
Louis Scherer
Buzzell
Barre
Massachusetts
Fred Sievert
Chas. Sievert
E. Bentz
Gibbon
August Gronke
New Ulm Naval Club
Jas. F. Garrow
Gustav Albrecht
Stanislaus Sperl
Mr. Albrecht
Andrew Kokesch
West Newton
E. A. Hotbinger
St.Paul
H. von der Weyer
National German American Bank of
Fred Fritsche
Lafayette
Jacob Hindermann
Ridgely
Scherer
Msgr
Sandmeyer
Heinz
Nicollet
August Schultz
Sleepy Eye
Fred Pfaender
Merry Go Round Club
M. A. Bingham
New England
German Street
Schofield
Federal
Walker Sanitarium
George Limburger
Board of County Commissioners
Rifle Club
Hunters’ Rest
King
C. Hanenstein
W. E. Koch
Ed. Jahnke
George Jahnke
F. J. Nemo
John Muhs
Henry Meyer
Fred Meyer
Otto Oswald
Wm. Plaender Jr
Man
Man target—Hanenstein
Koch
Nemno
Mules
Henry Mayer
Oswald
Wpfaender
Augusta Wendt
Henry Reimer
Maggie Ries
Elmer Seiter
la Crosse
Albert Werner
Milford
Chas. Kaiser
Milroy
St. George
Chas, Silverson
Addie Olsen
Richard Bierangel
Hermann Lange
Lafayette Township
Montana
Sleepy Eye High School
George James
The
State University
Judge Quinn
Martin Luther College
Hutchinson
Ole Jorgenson
Linden
Gerhard Gulden
Helen Engel
Henry Angel
Jacob Plenninger
Eckstein, Polkow and Tauer
Jorgenson and
Knudson
Fairmont
Olson
Minnesota
Geo. W. Root
Grass Valley
California
Root
Grass Valley Mining Company
Edw. Koos
Kenosha
Richard Pfefferle
Turner Theatre
New Squirs
Alvin Gruenenfelder
van McHale
Carl Hein
Stan
W. H. Pizzu
Nebraska City
Hey. Wirth
Albert Steinhauser
John R. Schmid
Wirth
Asco
Myre Adolph Spelbrink
Mike Baril
Stillwater
Geo. Heymann
Graceville
Nic Andring
Myrtle Foote
Turkey
Congregational
Scholzen
St. Leo
Europe
Circiquati
Cottonwood Notes
Emily Schneider
P. P. Manderfeld
Mankato
Gerhard Guldan
Jon
Ball
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Broadway
1St North Street
Helena Roos
John H. Forster
Woolen Mills
St. Cloud
Minn
Crone Bros
Star Hall
BURG
Burg Cigar CO
New Ulm, Minn
Red Front Grocery
Mina
Milan Velikanje
North Yakima
Washington
Kodak
Kodaks
M. Olsen
State Bank of
Alex Waibel
REIM
Ce G&g Reim
Jdwweller
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