Dismiss Ditch Proceedings and Burns Bridge Plan in Brown County
Brown County commissioners halted County Ditch No. 51 project in Milford after objections, opting to dismiss the petition. They also authorized bids to replace the Burns bridge over the Big Cottonwood River in North Star and approved repairs and road funds, with various appointments and licenses approved before adjournment.
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Burns
Big Cottonwood
North Star
Brown County
Jenet
Court House
County Ditch No. 51
Milford
George D. Erickson
Pfacnder & Erickson
Burne Bridge
Louis G. Vogel
Herman Polkow
North Star Township
County Ditch
Carl Case
County Ditch No
Vogel
Finance committee meets to finalize synod budget plan
The Minnesota District Ey Lutheran Minnesota Synod finance committee, led by treasurer Arthur L. Boock, will meet at St. Pauls Lutheran church tomorrow to work out details of the district budget adopted at the Mankato conference. Clergymen Rev J R Baumann Rev Henry Boettcher Rev J P Scherf and others are expected to attend.
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Minnesota
Lutheran Minnesota Synod
St. Paul’s Ey
Lutheran
Mankato
Arthur L. Boock
J. R. Baumann
Red Wing
Henry Boettcher
Gibbon
J. P. Scherf
Balaton
Shipstead to Speak Across Brown Redwood Counties in October
Dr Henrik Shipstead League-Labor candidate for governor schedules three campaign talks in Brown and Redwood counties. He speaks Friday October 8 at 8 p m in Springfield and 2 p m at Lamberton, then Sunday October 10 at 2 p m at Fort Hill Park Lake Hanska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrik Shipstead
League-Labor
Brown County
Redwood County
Springfield
Fort Hill
Shipstead
Minnesota
Fort Hill Park
Lake Hanska
Lamberton
Dr. Shipstead
League Labor
Delegates Convene for Minnesota Synod Conference in New Ulm
The New Ulm delegate conference of the Minnesota District Ev Lutheran Synod meets at St Pauls church today. Five pastors and seven lay delegates from New Ulm Sleepy Eye Sanhorn Vesta Eden township Morgan and Darfur attend as the conference runs through tomorrow.
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New Ulm
Minnesota
Ev. Lutheran
Minnesota’ Synod
St. Paul's Church
Sleepy Eye
Sanhorn
Vesta
Eden Township
Morgan
Darfur
Runaway Horses Injure Four On Sleepy Bye Road
A pair of runaways from a farm team owned by Fred Zarn on Sleepy Bye road injured four people on two separate incidents last Tuesday. George and Arthur Zarn, 15 and 13, suffered facial bruises. John Hamann and Fred Zarn were treated at Loretto hospital for severe injuries.
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Fred Zarn
Loretto Hospital
Mr. Zarn
John Hamann
George
Arthur Zarn
John C. Hamann
Franklin Street
Zarn
Hamann
Viennese Priest Speaks on Austrian Child Suffering in New Ulm
Rev. Peter Klotz of Vienna spoke at Holy Trinity Church in New Ulm about under nourishment and child suffering in Austria. Over 300 dollars was raised for relief during Sunday services, with further talks at St Marys in Sleepy Eye. Dr. H C Edmiston to attend Minnesota Osteopathic convention in Minneapolis at the Curtis Hotel Friday and Saturday.
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C. N. Robertson
G. Kassuelke
F. D. Minium
F. A. Zoyer
A. C. Fuller
Peter Klotz
Vienna
Austria
New Ulm
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Klotz
America
United States
Sleepy Eye
St. Mary's Catholic Church
H C. Edmiston
Minneapolis
Minnesota Osteopathia Eee
Curtis Hotel
Youth Hurts Self Falling From School Wall
Clarence Marks, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marks of North German street, suffered a compound fracture of the left arm and fractures of the right arm plus a dislocated elbow after falling 80 feet while attempting to scale the Emerson school building. Resting under local care, he warns others against risky stunts seen in movies. Artist Herman Bong and family, visiting for a silver wedding anniversary, plan to settle here. Bong will decorate Park View Apartments on South German street.
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Mr. Hamann
Zarn
Fifth North Street
Garden Street
George Zarn
Arthur Zarn
Clarence
Frank Marks
North German Street
Emerson Schooluilding
Herman Bong
Bong
Minneapolis
Conrad Kornmann
Will Dispose of More Stock in New Ulm Co operative
Permission granted to the People's Co-Operative Association of New Ulm to issue 80000 dollars worth of capital stock in addition to that already authorized. The stock is now being sold with brisk demand. Bourden of the securities commission approved the request after inspecting local records. Manager Wicht praised the store's growth and performance. New assistant manager Anton Raumire brings 13 years of Broadway Grocery experience. Theresa Wied is head of sales and restructuring aims to handle rising patronage. Lucille Brust underwent successful appendectomy at Loretto Hospital and is recovering well. Blood transfusions performed with successes at local hospitals this week.
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People's Co-Operative Association of
New Ulm
State Securities Commission
Bourden
Securities Commission
O. K
Wicht
Twin Cities
Anton Ruimeyer
Broadway
Theresa Wied Ars
Suspects Nabbed in Mountain Lake Robbery Case
Three men are arrested after a broken down stolen Ford sedan carrying loot from Mountain Lake store thefts is found. Police identify John St Albans as a Comfrey robbing suspect, while two others implicated in both Mountain Lake and Comfrey heists are detained in Windom.
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Twin Cities
Schroeder & Hiebert
Mountain Lake
Erickson & Trautman
Comfrey
Ole G. Peterson
Henry
Jordan
St. Paul
Mankato
Windom
Cottonwood County
J. Finstead
Schroeder
Jahnke
Mr. Trautman
Campbell
Saintly
Lloyd King
Robery
State Reformatory
St. Cloud
Lancett
Central Police
Gasoline John
Boy Killed By Colt On Farm Near Home
Five year old George Case died after being kicked by a colt on the Oren Case farm in Home. He suffered a fractured skull and fatal scalp wound, despite hospital treatment and surgery. Funeral held Saturday at 2 pm in Sleepy Eye City cemetery. The article also notes local residents Mrs Hardecker visiting relatives and Mr and Mrs Sallet returning from Wisconsin.
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Oren Case
Home
George
Gase
Little George
Buhte
Sleepy Eye
F. W. Sallet
New Ulm
Minoqua
Wis
Fred
Hans
Octogenarians Enjoy Pleasant Turnout at Turner Park
A New Ulm gathering of 31 octogenarians at Turner Park featured music from a Columbia Grafonola, group photos, and refreshments. Organizers planned a similar event next year as attendees hailed from multiple regions including Wuerttemberg and Austria, with Peter Mack honored as central figure.
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Albert J. Meyer
Peter Mack
Columbia Grafonola
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C. N. Ssopertson
Home Township
County Road and Ridge
Palmer
Meyer
Polkow
Graft
Johnson
Rene
Edward Skooge
Bashaw
Jacob Rischen
Mulligan
Pollson
Arthur
Clarence Marks
People's Co-Operative Store
Lucille Brust
Fred. Brust
Henry Lancett
Case
Old Capitol
John Miller
John
Ninth
St. Peter
Seven Corners
John St. Albans
Albert Koob
King
Fort Snelling
Mee
Boy
Colt
Charles Hardecker
Gust, Mueller
Chicago
Turner Park
August Peters
Wuerttemberg
Saxony
Baden
East Prussia
Hannover
Sweden
Prussia
Schleswig Holstein
Rhenish Prussia
Luxemburg
Trier
Mecklenburg- Streß Lte
Bavaria
Alsace
Oberdischingen
Im Kutedorf
Brandenburg
Christ Schlampberger
Obers Amt Ulm
C. W. A. Krook
Malme
Henry Moll
Oberamt Ulm
Joseph Fischer
Worsberg
Renville County
Bernard Marschner
Chemnitz
Katherina Koehler
Anna Loesch
Wessen
Fred Fritsche
Sachsen-Altenburg
Maria Lehman
Bor
Reichenberg
John Huberty
Germany
John Schlumpberger
Oberamt Heidenheim
Crescentia Klinkhammer
Kitchen
Wuerttemsberg
John Krueger
Ruthen
William Frank
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Margaretha Math
Oberamt Kirchheim
Panett
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