Memorial Day Observance in New Ulm
Memorial Day observance in New Ulm includes a 9:00 a.m. parade led by Gen. Jos. Bobleter and the Second Regiment band, followed by cemetery services. Capt. Albert Pfaender will deliver the English address and Rev. George Mayer will speak in German, with music and songs by Hecker Circle and the Grand Army Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Pfaender
Rev. Mayer
New Ulm
Jos. Bobleter
Hecker
Grand Army Post
Albert Pfaender
George Mayer
Tribute to Carl Hagberg Court Memorial by Local Bar
The district court paid tribute to Carl Albert Hagberg a longtime practitioner who died during vacation A three member committee Jos A Eckstein Albert Steinhauser and Henry N Samsen drafted resolutions noting his keen mind broad legal knowledge sympathetic heart and high professional ideals The bar spoke warmly of his influence and a copy of the memorial will be placed on court records A church service was held at St Elizabeth church Rev Father Sandmeyer presiding The N Henningsen Insurance Agency settled August Publwann policy in full for the Baarsch building fire loss on Saturday morning
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Olsen
N. Henningsen Insurance Agency
Baarsch
Andrew Roesch
Lafayette
Sleepy Eye
Springfield Boys
ALOIS PALMER Golden wedding celebrated by kin
Veteran pioneer Alois Palmer and his wife marked their golden wedding Monday. Children from Louis in Renville Otto in Ridgely George William in West Newton and Frank John in Duluth joined relatives in congratulating the couple. Daughters living in Ridgely and California could not attend. Frank Stengel returned from Minneapolis after a brief vacation. he attends the School of Fine Arts. Heavy rains caused flood damage in West Newton washing away bottom-road bridges, hindering traffic for days. Alfred Rein appointed road assistants for Cottonwood township: Paul Fischer Jos Schnobrieh George Kopp Geo Griabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Renville
Otto
Ridgely
George
William
West Newton
Frank
John
Duluth
California
Alfred Rein
Cottonwood
Paul Fischer
Jos. Schnobrieh
George Kopp
Geo. Griabel
Hecker Post Names Members And Officials
The list includes John Spenner John Lilly Ernst Furrig Ludwig W Fay Adam Meyer Fred A Brandt Alois Wernz Carl Winkler Anton Schmucker John Meyer C F Clothier P P Huth August Hausburg David Simon Carl Petzl Oscar Hanft Caspar Paffrath Geo Goetrich William Thiele William Heers Joseph Oeder Theo Sebeiderich James McKittrick Rev C Mowery Louis Hoffmann Dr Chas Berry Richard Fischer Jacob J Schmidt Adolph Mueller Thomas Jungbauer August Meyer Albert Blanchard Anton Manderfeld Christ Kumm Jacob Nix Herman Exner August Quense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spenner
John Lilly Ernst Furrig Ludwig W. Fay
Adam Meyer
Fred A. Brandt
Alois Wernz
Carl Winkler
Anton Schmucker
John Meyer C. F. Clothier
P. P. Huth
August Hausburg David Simon Carl Petzl
Oscar Hanft Caspar Paffrath
Geo. Goetrich
William Thiele
William Heers
Joseph Oeder
Theo, Sebeiderich
James McKittrick
Rev. C. Mowery
Louis Hoffmann
Chas. Berry
Richard Fischer
Jacob J. Schmidt
Erickson to preside at July term in St Peter
Judge Olsen will hold a special term of court in St Peter on July 15. Paul Falk has awarded a Milford home contract to Otto Tappe for about $2500. Hamline student Herbert Seibold vacationing. plans to work in Balfour, N D. Harold Sorlien and Leslie Larson of Granite Falls visited their aunt Mrs John Larson, riding here with Shetland ponies. Oscar Claussen to design Springfield waterworks. he installed New Ulm Electric Light Co.'s plant here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Olsen
St. Peter
Paul Falk
Milford
Otto Tappe
Herbert Seibold
Hamline University
Balfour
N. D
Harold Sorlien
Leslie Larson
Granite Falls
John Larson
New Ulm
Oscar Claussen
St. Paul
Springfield
Mr. Claussen
New Ulm Electric Light Co
St. Boniface Catholic Church
New Riegel
Ohio
Vogelpohl & Spaeth
Vogelpohl
Brewmasters Convene in City for Bi Monthly Meeting
Minnesota and Wisconsin Brewmasters Association delegates totaling fifteen to twenty arrived Saturday noon for a Turner Hall gathering. A business session planned next in St Paul, plus a Kammers evening with German-American allies, followed by city tours and a Williams monument park lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barley Belt Brewmasters' Association
P. J. Sukey
Jos. Dinzl
J. F. Kunz
A. Neubert
Xavier Hauer
Minneapolis
J. Posch
Wm. Figge
Robert Wenzl
John Aubele
Chas, Hauser
St. Paul
C. A. Buschmeier
New Daily Pullman Service Between Pierre Rapid City and Huron
The Chicago and North Western and the P R C and N W introduce one new daily train each way between Pierre and Rapid City effective May 25. Pullman sleeping cars run between Huron and Rapid City, with westbound Train 503 leaving Huron at 9 20 PM daily except Sunday and arriving Rapid City at 7 38 AM daily except Monday. Eastbound Train 502 runs 8 35 PM daily except Saturday, arriving Pierre 3 00 AM and Huron 8 10 AM daily except Sunday. Through service links Huron to the Twin Cities with another through Pullman car between Huron and Minneapolis St Paul. Direct connections at Rapid City serve Deadwood, Lead, Belle Fourche and Hot Springs.
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Chicago & North-Western
Pierre
Rapid City
Pullman
Huron
Deadwood
Lead
Belle Fourche
Hot Springs
Probate Notice to Admit Will of Kuni Griebel
In Brown County Minnesota a probate hearing is set for the estate of Kuni Gunds Griebel deceased. Andrew Daver petitions to admit the instrument as the last will and Testament and for Letters testamentary. The hearing is at the Probate Office New Ulm on June 15 1908 with public notice to interested parties published in the New Ulm Review for three weeks.
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State OF
Minnesota
County of
Brown
Kuni Giebel
Kunigunds Griebel
Andrew Daver
Kunigunda Grievel
New Ulm
Minn
Geo. Ross
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Bar
Father Sandmeyer
St. Elizabeth Church
South Minneapolis
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Frank Stengel
The
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Ate Dunham
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Company
Waterville
Watonwan
St. James
John Martin
State Bank of la Salle
Roy Senyard
University of Minnesota
W. B. Hohenschuh
Iowa City
Minnesota Funeral Directors’ Association
Charles A. Erdmann
H. M. Bracken
Trof
Hohenschuh
Ball of the Bead
Dan Warn Jobo C. Paulsen
Henry Niemann
George Merkle
William Radke
Fred Meile
Jonn B. Castor
August Hein
Wn. Pfaender Sr
Henry Christman
Louis Schilling
Archibald McAlester
John Baxter
Ben. Baumgartner
German Friton Pred Julius Math. Classen
George Beck Querian Scheibele Wolf. Preisinger
Anton Messmer
Joseph Schneider
Frances Baasen
John Stuetz
Joseph Schoobrich
Conrad Kleinknecht
Joseph Holm Christ. Schwer
August
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N. J. Offermann
Grand Hotel
Brown County
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Buelow
Schmelz
Rasmussen
Evan
Newdall
Cobden
Turner Theatre
Jedlicka
Roberts
Shylock
Portia
Nerissa
Launcelod Gobbo
Bassanio
Brewmasters
Minnesota and
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Columbia Clothing CO
F. P. Zschunke
F. A. Meine
Are
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Black Ills
Twin Cities
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Pall Mall
Boulevard de l’Opera
Broadway
Main Street
Addison Inada
Roundtab
Clupeco
Rowael
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