Municipal Heat Extension Sought by City Council
The adjourned city council meeting discussed extending municipal heating to several easterly Minnesota Street properties and near the post office area. A McCarthy Well Co bid of 15 per foot for 16 inch diameter well 300 feet deep was accepted with testing and bond terms, plus an amended sewer warrant issue and Ordinance No. 120 authorizing a 15000 bond for Well No. 6. The resignation of City Justice Geo Hagen was deferred to the next meeting.
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South 1
German Park
Reardon and
Hamann
Ulm Heating Co
Alfred J. Vogel
Henry N. Samson
F. W. Johnson
Minnesota Street
Center
South Street
Grand Hotel
Ruemke Corner
Center Street
Retzlaff
Priedericke Ditthenner
Council
South German Park
McCarthy Well Company
Swenson Artesian Well Co
Minneapolis
McCarthy Well Co
Wells Dickey Co
Gates~ White Company
Geo. Hagen
Moonshine maker bound over on illicit liquor charge
Albert Rutjes of North Mankato pleaded not guilty to manufacturing illicit liquor after a raid two weeks earlier. He was bound over to await the grand jury at the October term on a $500 bond. Authorities say a still was found on land said to be owned by Rutjes near the banks of the Minnesota river where ownership is disputed.
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Albert Rutjes
North Mankato
BE. E. Millerand
Rutjes
Norman
North Mankato San
Mankato Normal
Minnesota
Polish missions lecture at Lutheran School House
Rev. Sattelmeyer from Detroit Michigan will lecture on Polish missions tomorrow evening at 8 in the St Pauls Ey Lutheran School House auditorium in New Ulm. The address will be delivered in German.
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Sattelmeyer
Detroit
Mich
New Ulm
St. Paul's Ey. Lutheran
Strike Breakers Robbed of Tools Under Culvert
Tools stolen from a repair shop on Friday night near Third South Street were recovered Saturday afternoon. All stolen tools belonged to strike breakers, with none taken from regular workers, and the culprits remain unidentified. Nick Kaelfgen located the cache under a wooden culvert a few blocks south of the workshop.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co
Third South Street
P. F. Mallams
Jos
W. Kraus
Geo. Polta
Nick, Kaelfgen
Chas. Kraus
Rip Aw
Erwin Kaegbein
Fred Fischer
John Schroeder
Chas, Pas
Ben. Rubie
Paul Fritsche
Nick Kaelfgen
Chicago & Northwestern
Minneapolis & St. Louis
New Church Dedication by North Mankato Lutherans
The Lutherans of North Mankato dedicated a new church with morning services, a dedicatory litany, and sermons by Rev. John Pieper and Rev. Koehler. Five hundred attended meals by the Ladies Aid, with music by Misa Schirr schmidt Celia Stockmann and the Immanuel Lutheran choir. Attendees included New Ulm visitors and Bowling Association director Ed J. Berg prepares to decide venue for the annual tournament.
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North Mankato
Ladies Aid
John Pieper
Stillwater
Mission Board
Minnesota
Joint Synod
Tabernacles
St. Paul
Koehler
Misa Schirrschmidt
Celia Stockmann
Manksto
Immanuel Lutheran Church Choir
William Stellies
F. W. Blauert
Hilda
William Hellmann
A. J. Sitz
Herbert Sitz
William Muesing
Herman Engelbert
S. Dunn
Armin F. Retzlaff
Supreme Court allows county attorney to file information
Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that criminal cases may be brought in district court on information filed by the county attorney when the penalty does not exceed 10 years. The decision, in Lewis Keeney’s case, eliminates most grand jury actions and could transform criminal procedure statewide. County Attorney W T Eckstein predicts broad impact, with grand jury elimination in many larceny, forgery, burglary and other cases, saving county costs.
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Minnesota
State Supreme Court
Lewis Keeney
Martin County
Keeney
District Court
Supreme Court
Eckstein
W. T. Eckstein
Mr. Eckstein
Two Bands for Dairy Show at Hamlin
The Lafayette band will accompany the Nicollet County Boosters to the National Dairy Show at Hamlin on October 12, and the Nicollet Courtland band will also attend. After hiring the Lafayette band, the committee opened bids for another band and they hired the Nicollet Courtland band as the lowest bid.
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Lafayette
Nicollet County
Hamlin
Nicollet-Courtland
Lafayette T
Nicollet Courtland Band
Snd
Shipstead to Speak in County Friday Evening
Dr Henrik Shipstead, candidate for United States Senate, will address voters at Turner Hall Friday evening, the only county meetings before the election. He will speak after another appearance in Sleepy Eye, with Kellogg opposing him in the race. Local event promised to draw county attention ahead of the ballot.
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Turner Hall
Henrik Shipstead
United States
Kellogg
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Rioting cases linked to Berkner family sparks grand jury
Sleepy Eye hearings reveal Ed Berkner, William Roberts, and Walter Schuman among rioters in the municipal courtroom on July 17 and later at the Hoppe farm on the same day. Four additional defendants face trial this week for related incidents as orders bind Raverty and Gross to district court pending grand jury action. Bail set at 500 dollars.
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W. I. Eckstein
Sleepy Eye
Ed. Berkner
Robert Hoppe
Leavenworth
Ed Berkner
William Roberts
Walter Schuman
al Bethke
Henry Seifert
Stewart
Charles Wilhite
Milford
Berkner
Hoppe
Herman Gross
Geo. Foster
P. D. Raverty
Raverty
Gross
Stanton
Stanton Berkner
Aar
Roberts
Itvia' Anid
Trong
Berlmer
Herkner
Berlingr
Annual Banquet Nexton Program for Pioneers of New Ulm
Invitations issued for the Junior Pioneers annual banquet at Turner Hall on Saturday October 7 at six o clock to mark the 68th anniversary of the first settlers arrival in New Ulm. Peter Mack noted as last survivor of the advance party has died.
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Pioneers
New Ulm
Turner Hall
Peter Mack
Ums
Skat Players to Meet at Turner Hall in New Ulm
Skat players in New Ulm and surrounding territory are called to a meeting at Turner Hall next Monday evening October 2 at 7 30. The agenda includes business matters before card playing, with a push to recruit new members to reach about one hundred. Julius Krause presides, Armin Heymar as secretary, John Backer as treasurer, and Julia Krause is slated to speak to encourage attendance and membership.
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New Ulm
Juniér ‘Pioneers
Fred Lester
Skat
Turner Hall
Julius Krause
Armin” Heymarm
John Backér
Julia Krause
Immanuel Lutheran Church Honors Pastor With Buick Gift
Members of Immanuel Lutheran Church Man kato presented Rev A Ackermann with a 1924 Buick during a 25th anniversary of ordination and 20 years of service as pastor and teacher at Tuthern church. Congregation speakers lauded his leadership and decades of guidance.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church of
Mankato
A. Ackermann
Secasion
Tutheran Church
Atrops
New Ulm
Wigatel
Western Minnesota District conference at local Lutheran church
A pastoral conference of the Western Minnesota District of the Diubhutaly church will be held next week at the local Lutheran church. It will run from Monday to Thursday with a schedule of talks and worship services.
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Minnesota
Sleepy Eye Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary With Harvest Fun
Sleepy Eye marked its fiftieth anniversary in a two day celebration under American Legion auspices with help from the Commercial Club. Festivities included a harvest exhibit of farm products, a Corn Palace display, band concerts, a monster parade featuring about sixty floats, and sporting events. Fort Ridgely Park lore was shared by Col. C. H. Hopkins of Fairfax, while football and other contests drew crowds as Sleepy Eye hosted Walnut Grove and Springfield.
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Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
American Legion
Legion
Review
Bootha
Main Street
Tower Park
Cher Palace
Mai Street
Carival
Ile Skow
Old Sleepy Eye
Dcia
Mary's School
Walnut Grove
Springfield
Ee Eye
Sleepy Pyet
Targe
Enthuse Feehowd
Teagan
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Ed. J. Berg
International Bowling Association
Court House
Shipstead
Berkner Cales
GRAND
Young Boy
Tuner Hall
Gould
Charles Lindemann
St. Peter
Ulm
New
Milea Johnson
Johnson & Company
St.Peter
South Atlantic States
Johnson
North Carolina
Tennesse
Alabiza
New York
Northwest
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