Skat Tournament Draws Many Players and Winners
A Turner Hills skat tournament last Sunday drew many players including outsiders from New Ulm and nearby towns. Wh. H. Gugpisberg of Gibbon won the top prize of 500 with 22 net games. other prize winners included Wm. A. Klippel New Ulm 21 net games and Jos. Becker Springfield 652 mbt points. Several ornate solos and matador challenges were noted among local participants.
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Turner Hils
New Ulm
Wh. H. Gugpisberg
Gibbon
Wm. A. Klippel
Ger. Eckert
Jos. Becker
Springfield
John A. Lethert
St. Paul
WH. Gearsim
New Uin
A. S. Dorn
Matadore
Guano Theatre Film Schedule September 1 4
Wednesday to Friday listings show Elmo Lincoln in The Assassin's Knife and Francelia Billington in Blind Husbands with a two reel Rainbow Comedy The Artist's Muddle and a Western Texas Kil. Admission 15 and 35 cents shows start 7 30. Monday to Tuesday September 6 7 Emmy Hehlen in He Belle of the Season plus A Son of Adam educational short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Nncoln
Francelia Billington
Alphine Peak
WM. Fox
Gladys Brockwell
Emmy Wehlen
Son
Adam
Son of Otto Pless Loses Arm in Cotton Mill Accident
Ernest Pless of Raymondville Texas lost his left arm in a cotton gin mill accident while unloading into a feeder. Reports state he was rushed to a hospital for surgery above the elbow. Otto Pless of South Franklin Street and Robt Pless, a local mill owner, are involved in the extended family.
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Otto Pless
Franklin Street
Ernest Pless
Raymondville
Texas
Fliss
Iesingh
Pless
Robt. Pless
New Editor Arrives at New Ulm Post
Anton Léihold of Columbus Ohio arrives Thursday to join the editorial staff of the New Ulm Post. He is Ferdinand Sannwald’s brother and a longtime Junior Pioneer with a warm regard for New Ulm. Local friends welcome him and wish success in his newspaper career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton’ Léihold
Columbus
Ohio
Ferdinand Sannwald
New Ulm Post
Leibold
New Ulm
Ditch Contract Let For Nicollet Sibley Drainage Project
The New Ulm Brick & Tile Yards and Roy H Allison of Mankato won the contract for constructing Ditch No 6 in Nicollet and Sibley counties at an estimated cost of 43750 with completion in a few weeks. The project drains 1218 acres across six townships including Lafayette Bernadette Corn ing and Alfsberg with an agreed cost around 30 per acre. The Suffert Gugisberg Cement Construction Co was awarded concrete blocks for a 90 by 90 foot octagonal pavilion at Faribault for Rice County Live Stock Sales Co Inc, needing about 12000 blocks in 30 days.
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Ulm Brick & Tile Yards
Roy H. Allison
Manta O
Judicial Ditch No
Nicoliet
Sibley
Forca
Ineer
Lafayette
Bernddette
Nicollet County
Corning
Alfsberg
Sibley County
Suffert-Gugisberg Cement Construction Company
Faribault
Rice County Live Stock Sales Co.,Inc
Farmers consider Sleepy Eye to Ibberson electric line
A Home township meeting at Home Boosters Hall discussed forming a farmers' corporation to build a nine and a half mile electric line from Sleepy Eye to the Ibberson farm. Ulrich Electric Co. of New Ulm led cost projections at about $1 000 per farmer for 22 participants. After debate the plan was abandoned. Mrs. John Macho Jr. of South Front street is convalescing after surgery at Loretto Hospital last Wednesday.
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Home Boosters Hall
Home Township
Farmers’ Corporation
Sleepy Eye
Ibberson
John Ulrich
Ulrich Electric Co
New Ulm
Aandon
John Macho, Jr
South Front Street
Loretto Hospital
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Llaretice Eloi
Ada
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Pleizer
Moe Heinun
Suureksinge
Daving
Mtire
Fleiffer
Whel
Guano Theatre
William B. Severus
Sleepy
Ella I. Trethar
Edwin H. Meyer
Gertrude Hale
Eden George Porta
Barbara Mertz
Frank L. Toussaint
Flora Brust
I Lawrence P. Bertrand
Mabel S. Jengen
of Authenticity
Harvey Hindermyer
Dana Trio
New Edison
Edison
New Ulm Armory
Chipendale
William and Mary
Chippendale
Wiliam and Mary
Schmucker & Burk
Druggis
N. Minn
New Ulm, Minn
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