Noted Gathering of Methodist Leaders in City
A large Methodist conference gathering is announced with German language services and sermons by Rev. G Dosdall Rev. A Berger Rev. J Keller and others. Bishop Goodsell of Chattanooga will preside English sermons are planned at Turner Hall with lectures by Dr. F Mang Rev. J Keller and more.
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Methodist Conference
Towa
Dakotas
Saga
G. Dosdall
A. Berger
Cincinnsti
Bishop Goodsell
Chattanooga
United States
Turner Hell
F. Muvz
J. J. Kelier
Chicago
German Wesleyan Orphanngs Association
Berea
Ohio
Procram
G . Gosuall
J. Berger
A. Peik
Woman Board of Foreign Mission
A. Goodsell
D. Julia Donahue
W. Welkening
J. J Keller
W. A. Traeger
Cation
Fy Mung
H. Miller
Albert Nast
Thisier Bell
As Goedeell
Sunney
Turner Iall
Avours Kuause
Ory Maneman
Percival B. Palmer
Palmer
Died at Seven Capt Fred Meile Pioneer of New Ulm
Capt Fred Meile aged 82 died at his South Broadway home after a long illness of dropsy. Born in Dutbach Germany in 1825 he served in the German army and later the U S army, becoming an early Minnesota pioneer. He fought in campaigns against the Tatic and with the Second Minnesota Cavalry, later settling in Milford and New Ulm as a trader. His funeral was at 2 pm Sunday with Rev Updyke officiating. he left a wife and children Adolph William Minna Matilde Louisa Jenny and others. Einar Hoidale campaigns for county attorney facing Albert Pfaender in the Democratic race.
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Fred Méile
South Broadway
Mr Meile
Dutbach
Germany
America
Japan
Commodore Bra
New Ulm
Milford
Nix
Bogler
Sibley
Dakotas
Second
Minnesota Cavalry
Brown County
Igter
G.updyke
Mons
Adolph
William
Minna Arbogast
Be'pabi
Matilde
Louisa
Jénny
Einar Hoidale
Abe
Albert Pfaender
Hoidale
Gen. Olsen
Democratic Party
Io bin
Minnesota fair outshines former shows in turnout and exhibits
The Minnesota State fair far exceeded prior years in attendance and displays with strong stock interest due to high prices and beef market revival. Fakers largely controlled, streetcar service proved insufficient, and the New Ulm Roller Mill began modernization to grind rye corn and feed. Three floors will operate with about three to four dozen new employees, and a modern engine replaced the old one.
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Milia
Stiss
Ag Sraing
Scotland
Minnesota
Ulm
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E. T. Critchett
A. F. Reim
Hummel Brothers Home of the Overcoats
N, Minn
Ste
Methodist Church
Dr. F. Mung
Ewanin
E. Churgh
By Keller
Louis B
Brook
Etter
McCleary
Mankato
Minn
Knoox
Congress
Post Office Department
J.T. McCreary
Meile
Yament
Crone Brothers
Ottomeyer's
Reese
Union Hall