Man Vetter Posts Suicide by Hanging at Home Near Lutheran College
Wilhelm Vetter, 52, a longtime resident of the city, died by hanging at his home after an assault scare over a loan dispute. The tragedy occurred as his wife refused to sign loan papers, triggering the fatal act. he left behind nine children, with three sons surviving. Members of Harmony Camp Modern Woodmen of America attended the funeral.
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Matter
L. J. Buenger
William Vetter
Lutheran College
Vetter
Faily
Offenburg
Baden
Gertrude Kero Get
America
Milford
Sioux Lodge Elects Officers for Coming Year
Sioux Lodge No. 101 Knights of Pythias elected C. C. Charles Toberer V. C. Einar Heidele P. Albert Pfaender K. R. 8 John Langmack M. F Ferd Crone M. E George H. M. W. William Cat M. A A. J. Meyer T. G Richard Hicker C. G C. H. Dirks Trustee 8 years C. A. Zelle in annual officer election Monday evening.
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Knights of Pythixa
C. C
Charles Toberer
V. C
Einar Heidele
Albert Pfaender
K. R
John Langmack
Ferd Crone
George H. M. W
William Cat M
A. J. Meyer
T. G
Richard Hicker
C. G
C. H. Dirks
C. A. Zelle
High School Moves into New Building Tomorrow
At 7 o clock tomorrow morning the move of the high school and grades 7 and 8 into the new high school building will begin. The building will be completed this week and ready for the school board. It features hardwood finish, furnace heat, a modern fan ventilation system, and no unused space.
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Schoel
New High School Building To House 8th 17th Grades
A newly erected building valued around $22,000 including heating plant and furniture will be occupied by the high school and 17th and 8th grades. The investment reflects current price levels while securing full realization of value.
Happily Wedded in New Ulm
Albert J. Meyer and Hanna Stohlmann were married privately at the bride’s North Minnesota street home with Judge George officiating. Meyer, a New Ulm native, runs a Broadway and Third North Streets photography studio. Hanna is a well regarded New Ulm woman. The couple receives warm congratulations from The Review and local friends.
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Albert J. Meyer
Hanna Stohlmann
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Minnesota Street
George
New Ulm
Broadway
Third North Streets
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Liberty Bowling Club formed with new officers
Miss Bertha Scheiderich returns from River Falls Wisconsin to stay for the winter. The Indies bowling club has reorganized as Liberty Bowling Club with officers: President Mrs John Larson Vice President Mrs Jos Bubleter Chairman Mrs N Henpingeen Treasurer Mrs Frank Borg Secretary Mrs G F Beachler. First meeting Monday afternoon set. scores list includes Eckstein 155 highest earning a Thanksgiving Turkey prize.
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The
Indies” Bowling Club
John Larson
Jos. Bubleter
Mra. N. Henpingeen
Frank Borg
Mra
G. F. Beachler
Liberty Bowling Club
Mesdames Henningsen
Bobleter
Thanksgiving Service Observances Across City Churches
Thanksgiving observances are listed for Cannonic German Mersenter LuTHERAN EVaNcEnican and Cox ATIONAL churches with service times from 10:00 to 10:30 a.m. Rev. Sandmeyer Rev. Fritze Rev. J 0 Albrecht Rev. George M Eyrich officiate. Cox ATIONAL holds a Wednesday evening service. Mrs Amelia E Barr, novelist, writes for New Lipincott Magazine Christmas issue with Souls of Passage featuring re incarnation themes and Sir Walter Scott influence.
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Cannonic
Sandmeyer
George R. Fritze
Lutheran
J. 0. Albrecht
Evancenican
George M. Eyrich
Cox
Updyke
Amelia E. Barr
Maiden Lane
Lippincott
Walter
Lammermoor
Bare Saya Abe
Forger Foiled in City by Prompt Cash Return
A clever check forger, dressed as a laborer, tried to pass a $5.50 check drawn on the Brown County Bank but was challenged at Jos. Epple’s meat market. The man fled after returning the money and leaving clothing, with later reports of another attempted bluff and several blank checks found on him.
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Jos
Epple
A. Smith
John Bentzin
Guttonwood Roller Mill
Hummel Bros
Cottonwood Roller Mill
Real estate transfers week ending Nov 27 1900
Real estate transfers listed for the week ending Tuesday November 27 1900 include Georgiana M Illsley to Lars Morgensen for Lot 6 in Brackenridge's 1st addition Springfield for 1700 dollars and multiple other transfers across Springfield Hanska New Ulm and Winona area estates totaling 4600 dollars for various lots acres and sections. Names include Lind, Karl, Schubert, Sorum, Hillesheim, Bruner, Hovde, Blien, Jenkins, Torgrimson, Roland, Hinz, Mikkelson, with parcels in Secs 11 and 30 and towns including Springfield Hanska New Ulm and Winona & St Peter lines.
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Georgiana M. Illsley
Lars
Morgensen
Brackenridge
Springfield
John Lind
John Karl
New Ulm
Franz Schubert
Lorenz
Ole H. Sorumgaard
Jos. Hillesheim
Anton Hillesheim
Jacob Pfenninger
Jon. Bruner
Erik Thoraldson
Carl I Knudson
Thomas C. Hovde
Harry
L. Jenkins
J. Blien
Hanska
Harry L. Jenks Torgrimson
Taneta Roland
Neepiee
Winona & St. Peter Laod Co
Gottlieb Hinz
Uwiswt
St. Paul & Siona Cil
John Mikkelson
Sejewt
Marriage licenses issued during the week ending November 27
Fees and list of licenses issued include Helens Engel George N. Faget Katherine May Meiain Albert J. Meyer and Hanna Stohlmann. The weekly report notes marriages completed and passes along associated fees.
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Helens Engel
George N. Faget
Katherine May Meiain
Albert J. Meyer
Hanna Stohlmann
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