25 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
1
Nick Carpen of Hastings died after a hunting accident near Swan Lake. He was shot in the back at close range and died Monday after hours of pain. Two companions dispute whether the discharge came from Carpen’s gun or another’s. His body to be taken to Hastings for burial. The incident casts a lesson on hunter safety.
Citizens of New Ulm gathered for a solemn memorial day honoring President McKinley. A citywide hourlong funeral service closed with a grand parade, speeches, a gun salute, choral hymns, and military and civic contingents affirming unity and respect.
The new Fairfax bank opens for business with New Ulm men holding key posts. Joseph C. Koeligen serves as president, Peter Manderfeld as vice president, and W. Heimann as cashier. Directors include John A. Hage, Joseph C. Kolligen, Peter Manderfeld, Jacob Klossner Jr., and C. W. Heimann. Walter H. Smith is assistant cashier and bookkeeper. The Citizens State Bank building is a brick structure with granite facings and oak interior, noted as one of the Northwest’s finest.
The 27 to Nothing result shows St Peter's team with superior training and skill, while New Ulm's lineup including Ed Junicenter and Frank Hubbard faced a harsh defeat. Planned game next Saturday vs Sleepy Eye offers hope for improvement. concerns over needing a second practice team noted. Also reports the 86 year old John Heimerdinger dies near Golden Gate after a long life as a pioneer, community leader, and Civil War veteran. funeral held at Golden Gate with Turner Society involvement.
The annual German Methodist conference met in New Ulm last week and decided almost unanimously to hold the next meeting in this city. The decision was secured by invitation from the church through Pastor Rev. Geo. Pritgs. The voters also approved a new constitution submitting women to representation by 8 to 48. W. F. Fritze reported Twentieth Century fund collections at 63 492 dollars. Rev. J. E. Benz of Springfield was noted in third year studies. Appointments saw G. R. Fritze reassigned to New Ulm and Lafayette, W. F. Fritsg to Sleepy Eye, and J. E. Benz to Springfield.
Crone Bros advertises a new line of ladies Eiderdown dress ing in stylish colors and a large range of children's garments including little gar esata and small hoods. It touts the largest fur scarfs priced from 1 to 25 dollars and promotes boys sweaters at 1 dollar as best in town for the money.
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