Local Residents Visit New Ulm and Area
A series of social and medical notices from New Ulm area last week shows Mrs A L Pering of Lamberton visiting, Miss Lillian Bruess of Sleepy Eye touring New Ulm, and Mrs Casper of Graceville receiving hospital care. Also listed are George Zitzmann and Roy Johnson of Springfield as New Ulm patients and Mrs Herbert Vogelpohl hosting about 20 guests for a surprise gathering with gifts and games.
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Lillian Bruess
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
George Zitzmann
Roy Johnson
Springfield
New Ulm Patie
Minnie Strassburg
Sleepy Bye
New Ulm Friends
Casper Borg
Graceville
Essig State Bank Statement October 6 1920
Bank of Essig Minnesota reports resources loans and discounts 128881.70. bonds and securities 2990.00. banking house furniture 2800.00. cash on hand 1540.00. deposits 121028.97. Reserve on bond 4419.69. required by law 8045.72. Rated by August C Dahl president and F E Rolloff cashier sworn Oct 16 1920.
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Essig State Bank
Essig
Minnesota
U. S
Hien Due Nsw
State OF
County of
Brown
August C. Dahl
F. E. Rallolt
FL E
Rolloff
A. L. Gag
George B. Weiser
Seal L. B. Krook
Brown County
L. A. Fritsche
L. B. Krook
L. A. Pritsche
L.B. Krook
Correst
August CG. Dahl
C. Epper
Notary Public
New Ulm
Minn
O. M. Olsen
F. H. Krook
Good Roads Amendment No 1 Vote Boosts Minnesota Plan
A Minnesota article explains that counties and towns will gain funds for local roads if Amendment No. 1 passes on November 2. It argues the plan will save at least 1.5 million annually and keep main highways well maintained while reducing local road burdens.
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Minnesota
Hades
Aree
Styx
Rondo
Courtland Notes From A Minnesota Community
Courtland residents report visitors and local events. Herman Schape bahm of New Ulm visited the Fried erich home. Station agent replacement by Mr Nobles noted. A party at Theo Precht’s honored Miss Selma’s birthday with games and a late lunch. Cyril Wrights family returned from Pequot. Ira Chapman from Balaton called on a Saturday. Elmer Brown and daughter Nina and family toured to Amboy. Mrs Heim survived a horse kick with Dr Seifert declaring serious injury. Bobsins from Wood Lake visited relatives by auto. League of Women Voters meeting at the school house discussed Citizenship with Mrs Gault. illness kept Mrs Klein from speaking on Amendments. Herman Foss attended Minneapolis on business. Mrs Burton sick. Holmstead, County Supt, visited Dist 64. Seldon Carlson of Butterfield a New Ulm caller, Sunday. Oleta Tauer visiting relatives at Le Sueur. Fred Pratt, Mulligan deputy state boiler inspector, in New Ulm last week.
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Herman Schapebahm
New Ulm
Friederich
E. Stellmacher
Nobles
Theo. Precht
Selma
Cyril Wright
Pequot
Minn
Elmer Brown
Nina
Amboy
Wm. Heim
Seifert
John Bobsin
Fred Bobsin
Wood Lake
League of Women Voters
Gault
St. Peter
Klein
Herman Foss
Minneapolis
Wm. Burton
Arthur Zieske
Holmstead
Sir
Peter
Dist
Gustafsen
Oleta Tauer
le Sueur
Fred Pratt
Mulligan Township
Ulm
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Matt. Dorn
Nicollet
A. L. Pering
Lamberton
Priddy
A. L. Fering
Mesdames
M. E. Beckenhauser and
J. A. Fialka
M. J. Eichten
Herbert Vogelpohl
North Jefferson Street
New Ulm Armory
Wilfahrt
Kir’weih Orchestra
Ee Asset Soa
Davenport
J. H. Forster
Minnesota St
Res
Brown County Bank
Total Immadiste
BANK
Citizens State Bank
N. Henningsen
John Henle
Getabery
Minnetary
Basta
Uence
Buick
America
Buick Motor Company
Pence Automobile Company
F. H. Retzlaff
GMC
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