Obituary notices from New Ulm mourn several locals
The obituary column for New Ulm lists Mathias Neuwirth of New Ulm who died at St. Barnabas Hospital from injuries at the Milwaukee railroad shops. Born September 18, 1865 in Germany, he had lived in New Ulm, Minneapolis, and worked at Eagle Roller Mill Co. He married twice, first to Marie Schottenbauer and then to Elizabeth Fouster, leaving five children and his mother Anna Exner. The notes also mention John Frans, born November 24, 1837, a Civil War veteran who later lived in Home and New Ulm, and Robert W. Brandt, born January 19, 1874, a longtime New Ulm printer who died at his parents’ home after a long illness. Fragments describe their survivals, marriages, and community involvement with Turnverein, Fire Department, Modern Woodmen, and Hunters' Club, with funeral services held in New Ulm.
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Mathias Neuwirth
Anna Exner
New Ulm
St. Barnabas Hospital
Milwaukee
Germany
Minneapolis
Eagle Roller Mill Co
Marie Schottenbauer
Elizabeth Fouster
Exner
John Frans
G. Mayer
Bavaria
Brown County
Home
Mounted Rangers
Katherine Lochner
Joseph Clement
Wm. Lochner
Christ, Engel
Sigel
Robert W. Brandt
Ernst Brandt
South Minnesota
New Ulm Review
Fortsthrift
Olga Schleuder
Hugo O. Schleuder
Springfield
New Ulm Turnverein
Fire Department
Modern Woodmen
Hunters’ Club
Turner Society
Turner Hall
E. J. Buehrer
Brewers Edge? Waseca Triumphs 1-0 in Wet-Field Affair
In a Sunday showdown New Ulm fell 1-0 to Waseca as Eichten misplayed a wet-field ball allowing the only run. Pfeiffer struck out ten for New Ulm, while Ben Gallagher started for Waseca. Cordes attempted a steal on Murphy but was cut down.
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New Ulm Boys
Waseca
Eichten
Alwin
New Ulm
Ben Gallagher
Pfeiffer
Cordes
Murphy
Athletics
St. James
St.James
Kasota
Pirates
Mankato
Fair Grounds
Beautiful Embroideries on Sale This Week
Beautiful embroidery items are on sale all week in an opportunity of the season. Mrs. G. F. Dongus is advertising the event and inviting shoppers to visit.
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Mlis
G. F. Dongus
Wedding anniversaries honor church leaders and couples
A report recalls the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Vogelpohl with a late evening celebration led by Rev Albrecht. Maenhercher performed, an electric lamp gifted to the couple, and attendees from area towns. It also notes the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs T Scheiderich with gifts of cut glass at State Street home, and other golden wedding celebrations in the region. The article praises the honored couples, their families, and community wishes.
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Harmon
Vogelpohl
Albrecht
Frank Schnobrich
Sleepy Eye
Aister
Ae Ave
Jbearty
Inmene Bruzeer
Bt Shore
St. George
Erbach
Wuertemberg
Germany
Clara’ Heck
Aachen
Prussia
Weat Newton
Sommereisen
Mily
Alfred
Brunner
William Brown
Frank Altmann
Alfred Brunner
West Newton
John Brunner
Joseph Brunner
Frank Brunner
John Schweiss
Fairfax
Fred Brunner
Gibbon
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Wm. Kooh
J. Hauenstein Jr
Jos. Klaus
A. Juenemann
Chas. Hauenstein
Hugo Gebser
Echo
Takis
Vnet
Baldwin
Rambler
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