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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03
South Minnesota Street Deal.

Another important real estate deal
on South Minnesota Street was put
thru last week. The Kiesling lots
lying south of the property owned by
VIM. ]. Winkelmann were purchased
from Mrs. Kiesling by DR.. J. L.
Schoch who re-sold 40 feet front of it
toIthe English Brothers. A theatre
building will be erected on this forty
feet and New Ulm will then have q
thoroly up-to-date moving picture
auditorium down town.
The Winkelmann property COM
prises IS feet frontage on Minnesota
Street. The lots run back depth Of
ITO feet and the property purchased by
DR.. Schoch extends 80 feet from the
Adams Express Office to the alley on
the south. The 40 feet purchased by
the English Brothers lies Immediately
south of the express Office. Dr..
Schoch has no definite plans as yet
concerning the so feet he retains. He
exchanged some Of his Washington
Street pr operty with Mrs. Kiesling as
a part of the consideration involved
in the deal.
It is planned to begin at once the
erection of q one.story brick and
concrete theatre building on the
English property. This will be put
up by DR.. Schoch and occupied by the
Princess people. The building will be
fire proof. There will be an open
lobby and dressing and toilet rooms
are already arranged for as we'll IS
three exits in front, two on the side
and one in the rear. Each of these
doors will be five feet wide and will
swing outward. The building will
stand 40 feet by 100 on the ground and
the auditorium will seat 500 persons.
The floor will be inclined and the
indirect lighting system will be used.
Other plans for the comfort and
pleasure Of the patrons will be worked
out "a, the building progresses. It il
planned to have it ready for use by
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03
Deaths of Last Week

Mrs. Albert Fimeyer nee Maria
Unverworn of whose death We made
brief mention last week, vas born in
Brighton, Nicollet County, August Is,
1873 and was only 80 years OF age
when she passed away Monday night
after lingering illness extending
over : period Of two years. About Is
years ago she WAS united in marriage
to Abort Nmeyer who preceded her
in desth two years ago. The marriage
was . most happy one and the union
wss blessed with four children who
sre now orphans and are deprived of
the kind ministr atoms of loving
parents. In addition TO tho children,
tho deceased il survived BY her
brothers, Henry Of New Ulm and
Frank of Brighton and sister, Mrs.
Ad. Frederick, who resides near
Springfield. !, The funeral was held
Thursday afternoon from the Lutheran
church, with brief services ct the
house, Rev. Albrecht Officiating. In.
torment was made in the Lutheran
Cemetery.
Mrs. Peter Forst, whose maiden
name was Barbara Frsnts died at St.
Alexander's Hospital Tuesday even
ing, shortly before ten o'clock. She
had been in poor health for some time
and submitted to an operation for
Saturday in the hope
that she would regain her health. But
she was past recovery and never
rallied and passed away two days
after the operation. The deceased
was born in West Newton April II,
1886 and was married to Peter Forst,
her surviving husband, on October II,
1904 at st. George. Her untimely |
death 10 also mourned by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Frsnta of New
Jim and three brothers and three
listers. The funeral was held Friday
morning with services ct Holy Trinity
Church in this city ct 8 .. m. Her
'emains we're then taken to st. George
vhere funsfsl services were Held " the
ocal CAshofiS 'cdatffietth una iintsfmeht1
70 nGdsi Va tRs Csthohc ceny3ery]
here. ss.,ra'S' -. : ~ '''% I
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03
"PRAIRIE ROAD" WILL Be MADE
STATE HIGHWAY
West Newton Voters Hold Mass
Meeting to Settle Question.

Monday evening the voters of tho
Town of West Newton had q special
meeting at the hall at st. George for
the purpose of discussing and de.
Gliding which road to Fl. Ridgely
through the Township of West Newton
should be- recommended to the
County Commissioners of Nicollet
County for designation as . stats
road.
The meeting was called by Claus
Swenson, Commissioner OF the 9TH
District, who preferred to have the
voters Of the Town decide that question
and relieve him of that responsibility.
Fifty voters answered the call and
they we're fully hours in session be-
fore the vote was announced and q
decision reached. 1t was represent
tstive and deliberative body and
was the largest town meeting thst
West Newton has held for years.
Three roads were proposed and up
for discussion. The first one is the
so.ealled 'sprairie road" with the
Beussmann bridge as q starting point,
then along the bottom to the Stark
Hill near William Brsun's, up the
Hill to and thru St. George, themes
west along the old Traverse road to
the town line of Fl. Ridgely, there to
intersect with the state road leading
to Fl. Ridgely and Fairfax which is
already partly graded and graveled.
The second route is the so.ca1led
'bottom road" which leads from New
Ulm along the bottom until Fl.
Ridgely is reached. The third road
proposed starts on the range line at
the Town of Lafayette, and travels
west and strikes the prairie road az
William Braun's place and then is
identical with this route, there being
only two miles on this route which is
not identical with the prairie road.
Road No. One connects with New Ulm
and Road No. Three is the old
Traverse Road which leads from St.
Peter thru the entire County OF
Nicollet. The bottom road received
10 votes, the prairie road % votes and
the other route votes. Most of the
votes having been cast for the prairie
road, this will be designated q state
road by the County Commissioners Of
Nicollet County.
The friends of the prairie road claims
for it, that it already has the bulk Of
the traffic, which shows its feasibility
and for that reason it should be
designated. The bottom readers
claimed that their route has more
scenic attractions and that there
are not the bad hills to climb - on
the pr airie road. Tho friends of tho
3rd route insisted that this being tho
old Traverse road, It should b
dignitied by elev sting It to . state
rosd.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03

The Ladies of the Turner Society
held their monthly birthday party Lass
Thursday. The birthday children"
we're Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Pfenninger, Mrs..
Roos, Mrs. Otto Meyer, Mrs. Rink0
and Mrs. Rsmme. A very pleasant
program Vas carried out and IN the
evening . number Of the ladies' walked
ont TO the hospital 70 tAke aparsof
the party flowers 70 Mrs. Martin Hose.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03
Weather Report for June.

From Voluntary Observer Alex L.
Henle's meteorological recorder the
month of June we CLEAN the following
Information about the weather for
that month:
Mean temperature. -. 65:18 degrees
Max. temperature June 30 100 I"
Min. temperature June 80 Il"
Total precipitation ....... .2.39 inches
No. of days clear .......... 10
No. OF days partly cloudy. Il
No. of days cloudy. 10
Thunderstorms June %, 18th and 3Oth
wind, south. s........ 9.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03

Alex Garrow, George Gieseke and
Alfred Ruemke have been camping Ut
Red Stone this week and have had
the time of their lives. The clam
fishers are located near there and the
boys bsgged . big swapping turtle
which wss speedily converted into
soup. Good? What isn't good whsg
you're Camping3 rs :,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03
Change in Time Table of North.
-y western. .#E+

Passenger Train No SIT going west
formerly due. here Ut 1:06 .. NJ. 10 now
arriving st 1:30 .. m. or "a minutes
later than before. This change went
into effect . week ago Sunday. This
IL the so-called Dskots Express, thru
train from tho Twin Cities. Psssen.
eer !9rsin No. SIG will hereafter b
known % No. 5O4.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03
WILSON IS CHOICE OF THE.
DEMOCRATS =!
Clark Releases His Delegates and In
derwood Withdraws on 10th
Ballot

Contrary expectations OF number of Democrats VIM j.
the
maeraize After deadlock
the 10th ballot
Wilson
scattering fifty odd
Shortly yesterday Undewood with
and
declared nominated.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03
Park Concert

The park concert last Sunday eve
ming drew large crowd but the storm
scattered them after the first few selec-
tiOns were rendered by the band and
Capt. Hofmeister announces that the
program as prepared for lsstlSundsy
evening will be carried out next Sun
dsy. It includes 1.-The following num-
bers: 81
Marnh ga Iol1v Good fE,o11o-S3 '.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03
Shoot at Hunters Rest.

For the third time, the gold and
leather medals we're captured by VIM.
E. Koch and Joseph Klaus respective.
ly at Sundays shoot at Hunters
Rest. The scores made were as fol-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03

At the Thursday. evening trap
shooting of the New Ulm Business
Mems Gun Club the following singles
we're made out of q possible 25:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03
PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR "nOME'
COMING WEEK"
$500 Placed at Disposal Of Com.
mittee on Decorations.

At the regular meeting Of the execu-
tive committee of the Indian Celebra-
ton Friday evening the committee on
floats and decorations reported that
they had decided to have the necessary
street decorating done by special
decorators. c. 81. Werring, represen-
tative OF J. L. Hall & Co. of Minnea-
polls was with them and when Icalled
upon presented . plan for decorating
Minnesota Street AID an estimate OF
the probable expense as follows:
3 foot shield including name of
Pioneer, or other inscription
with two 4x6 flags on staff, $500
each-20 posts. ............S 40
Light festooning, one light every
Is inches, 16C. p. Glass A
Lights 8 cents per running foot
1920 per street intersection .
intersections. acknowledgements 20
Pennant festooning, 6 blocks at
5000 per observation-disclosures 81
Four flags each for balance of "a
posts at sl.OO per post. IS "a
Suitable decorations at Sioux
Monument. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10
ra<o, -...' 272
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03

@8C0-U pOD6b..s ............~ 47V
Light festooning, one light every
Is inches, 16C. p. Glass A
, Lights cents per running foot
1920 per street intersection
intersections. 80
Pennant testooning, 6 blocks at
$500 per block. "
Four flags each for balance of "a
posts at sl.00 per post. IS "a
Suitable decorations at Sioux
Monument. 10
Total 5'l
1t was stated at the time that Supt.
Bolstad had practically vetoed the
light proposition because the dynamos
are overcrowded now. After some
discussion the committee was given
full authority to 60 ahead with the
work. They we're voted $500 for this
purpose at The present time, as this
sum would, eliminating the light
festoons, be ample TO pay for the
decorations as provided for In the
estimate.
The &C mmittee on program and en-
tertaipment submitted the following
report in writing, which was adopted
as q general. outline of the weeks
dOings: - &
"Your committee on progrsm after
full consideration of all the circum-
stances which may enter into the festi-
vities of the week designated as Home
Coming Week, would recommend the
program as follows: ":
Monday, August 18th, General Recep-
ton.
Tuesday, August Goth, Meeting of the
Pioneers and Juniors in the after
noon. Banquet at $50 and pro-
gram in the evening. All at Turner
Hall.
Wednesday, August 21st, Forenoon,
Parade. Speeches in German Park
Speakers Gov. Eberhart, Hon. W.
S. Hammond, Hon. c. r. Davis,
and others If necessary. Afternoon
Concert in German Park by End
Regiment Band. Talks by old de.
tenders, etc. Picnics 1T other places
that may be arranged by Societies
or Churches. Grand Ball In the
evening at Turner Hall.
Thursday, August q, Outing to Fort
Ridgely celebration. eEvening,
Summer nights festival in some
park: .>:stfSa,.. ..4.;@ i. -,
Friday, August 23rd, Outing and dedi-
cation Of monuments, Evening,
Automobiles Parade and illumins-
ton on Minnesota St.
Saturday, August I24th, Auto rides.
Evening, ! Concert BY band Of
hundred pieces in some park.
Mayor Fritsche reported that he
had been successfuljn securing federal
troops for the celebration and that
Agt. Gen. Fred B. Wood had informed
him that the State had no funds avail |
able for the transportation Of state
troops and that they could and would |
only be ordered out at the expense Of
the committee. After some discussion |
it was decided to dispense with she
state militia, except the local COM
pany.
The matter of raising funds was
discussed at length as was also the
matter of securing worthwhile attrac-
tions during Home Coming Week.
The prevailing sentiment seemed to be
that it would not be fair to shoulder
the entire financial responsibility on
the Junior Pioneers, especially as so
many of our citizens appeared willing
to aid the celebration financially and
the Committee on Raising Funds was
to make . general canvass
among the citizens.
1t was also decided to have . COM
mittes on attractions and concessions
and - such Henry N. somsen, F. n.
Bshnke and W. b. Msther were
appointed. William G.. Alvin and
Alfred 6. vogel we're appointed - .
70 organize . Ladies'
Auxiliary. 1880
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03

Trap Shooting at Fair Grounds.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03

IL M0TCu "a Jolly OOOu II GLOW
F. ......, ...B. Hartz
2. Idyl Mountain Msiden's
Dream. ..............A. Lsbitzky
3. Overture "Around the Metro
polis".. ..................F. Boyer
4. Medley verybody's Doing it
Now. Observation-Disclosures. Berlin
S. Waltz ION the Beautiful
Rhine'no. ...............Ke Keller Bella
6. March 'Kronprinz". ). .Hannusch
2. March distant Greeting"..
.................... "A. Doring
3. Overture "Summer Nights
Dream. .Suppe
9. Waltz my Regards.
.................. Ed. Llewellyn
Cornet Solo by Sergt. John Wsrths
10. /" Mendelsson's Wedding s
MATCH" .MondelS00n
II. Laendler ''No. 81. Vitack
Il. March "Fluelingsklsenge"
Star Spspgled Banner.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03

Il. d. Guptlll, q visitor and pro.
fessional gun shot, hit all the clay
pigeons except 2.
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sSdr oas aonsert oes G6pr Der Gent.
id)en ct. Sobannes-@ -@emeinoe.

5err S5obn y. Soffmanu, Der tiif-
tIge SrganiIt Der 1eutiden ct. So.
bannes-8emcinoe unb ieine Sdnger-
Ihaar babeu geiteru abeno nit gro
BEN Gbren beitanoeu. gu Dem aon.
3ert, oas Serr 5offmann geitcrn
&beuo nit ieinem Gbor unter RitDirs
flrng ansge5eidmeter SoIiIten peran.
ltoltet hatte, mar elm iiberaus 5abi-
retdes Rublifum eridlienen, 0as nit
ietncr anerfenuung fiir Die burdupeq
mllItergilltigen Seiitungeu olrhuus
niht gei8te uno namentIih Serrn
Soffnann uuo ieinen Sdngerinnen
uno SduGeru tpoblperbiente Spatio.
nen barbraf,te.
Ter Gbor 5eigte iif aui alen 8e.
bieten gleidJ iider. Summels .SQl.
leIltiab Gbor" Duroe IN fortnpouen6e-
ter 8eiie 81 8ebor gebradJt uno bic
Solopartie mar bel ,Srl. Rinna Sag.
ner, elmer auSge3eifneten Sopranis
itin, portrefflid) auf9ebcben. ShIid)t
urIh irnig gelangten Die i'm 8olfstou
qebaltenen Sieoer oWigbtp laf' a
Foie" pon Nepin uuo ,1be SmeeteIt
Slomer that &Iotps" bon Sdlplen gum
&ortrug lino nit Berpe mo Sfneio
ruroe Ser flotte Souia id]e Gbor
~Stars ano Stripes sSoreoer" geiun=
gen.
Sehr onerfennensncrtbe 2eiuneer
boten gleihfaus Die Solien oes Son
5ert Sri. 2nfrances 8ilion bate
namentlid in Der 8eroi'lhen Mrie
% Don ;Satale" 8eleaenbeit ibr aon.
uen unb ibr Talent in ieinelu oollen
llnlfange an entiaIten, beipdbrte iid)
leooh ebenio nortrefflih IN elmer Sic.
oergrlIppe. 0err gotpill ,Soeler, Der
il4genolide eeigenoirtitoie, entfeiielte
nameutlih nit Saraiate's .3iaeuner.
lpeiieu" entblliiaitiiden 9eiial uno
Dohlneroiente 9nerfennllng rpuroe
gleitfolls Dem oor3iiglifen Qianiiteil
Serr Sarolo Wtorris ge5oqt. in eriter
Sinie mir Die Shumann id]en Ia.
ptosbiin0Ier 5anse". @uberoem tru.
cen nod SRI. gltiabeftl Sefpett nit
elmer biibid)en defamation iotpie ,Srl.
Sillian Guering als 9egIeiterin gum
@ciantnterfolge oes 9lbenos BEL.
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Saies6au.

7ie 5ipeite abtfei[llng ser ,.Geos~
(Seteraflen) fibr aeiteru slbenb fur3
nadl 8 llbr ltnter Seitllug oes Serru
Stein BON bier nad) Der Giniibinas.
ltation in Columbus, 60, ab. sSsn
Der Seiellifaft befanoen Iib ssrauf
Smitb, Sarrp Casper, 5om eIarf,
lid sooblibeH, Gooie Grant. ssol,nup
Bates, Robert goiber uno Rihoro
Ggan.
lIiit groBergefrieoiguna iprit,t lid,
SduptIing E'1ap in einem bier ge.
tern eingetroffenel gerid,te iiber Die
Refrllten beiouoers Die Shleube.
rer aus. Hafiirlid, bot er Seniel.
ben eiuitrueilet nod feline Strait ooer
furbattirenoe Niirfe erlaubt. nm Der
@efahr allDnlteuoer sdbmuna Der
Jlilgei sr entgebe,l.
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nus se,n pDli3ei8eridjt.

Der Romiter Georss Sione, ipelGer
tsfanntlid Dor einisen Wohen mad,
Der Drriteluns i'm Stanbcro 7kntsr
fsn GhdufpieIer War 4bbott erinoB.
rurne geftern nah Idnserer Derbanb=
lrns urlier Der 4ntIoge bes Norbss
nsH DroBsefhporenen iiberwieIsn.
Seius Biireibuii puroe ouf $4,000
ftfssefesi. Die 3eusen ipieoerbolt.n
ikrt Dor bem Coroner abaegeben.n
4usfca<n unb Die WsrbanbInng eraab
nlhts Nsues. 5risbensrihter Muner
tiihrte Die gertbeibisung in ssIhidtsr
WeiIe.
Aud Der pripaipoli3ift gborles
Jergufon, fptlter Dor mebreren no
den In BEN qaeerbous Der GLOBE "a
BAT 60. an Jront strobe einen gaeqer
Gngeblih In Gelbfipertxioiauna ers
ihes. tpHrpe ben grobodhtporenen
anter Der antldse bts Woroes iiber.
tuieien.
Or. CHARLES Rof6il bon 90 3437
WfpoHep apeuue. Der 8priteber bes
ltdoiiifen fnberfuIoie ScipitoIs, mar
arr Ritt1pod, Abeno on U,a.
oiicn Rouo uon benz Bclisiiten
Sftopal megen su id,neilen
ssdbrens nit feinem autcmobil anae.
laften unb dnseniefen fporsen, iid, am
1onnerftds Rorgen TN poliseiaerid5t
tin5uffnben. um iih unfer entIprehena
DER Antlose su pernHi,porien. or tam
itoch Der Nufforbtrune ninf mad,
ipesfclb Ridisr 1ride eintn Dorfiibs
rnnasbsfebi ste.n ibn erlieb.
0br. l,olleniamp. Wonager bes
stlubs Der 8iibnsnorbeiter, otiTen 60.
tai fiH tn benz pduie 30. 128 Meff 5.
ADtnue beiinoei, mar tiir3Iin ipeatn
llt6eftrttung bss Mittsrnahtsaefetes
oerbufiet tporben. Der anssflaate pers
frat ben Gtanopunit. bab, ba "a fc,I
I'm ,einen Vripotilub bonbls, er bos
Ne6t babe. seiitiss Getrdnte an Tli..
glieber IN irgenn elmer Stnnbe beg laz
Gas Oor Der Raft su perdbrei6en.
Rt9itr Gridt iOluie polissihef Sadfon
iinD itbo6 dnbersr Nniiht. lrosoem
inlirbe 6ofIentomp tntIaFen nit Der
DarHung, In 3utnnft nas ugiiter.
rlnhfsgflss 5u hfoigen.
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GnoliH
Sol Die StrasenbaGn bis Gebbanf
onrhgelegt uerben.

Ter @lllih Der gerpobner DEG dus
Berlten Sitens Ger 5taot, nm before
observation-disclosures oiirfte emo.
lid IN grfiillurg aeben. Seit sSabren
III itruuler uno INNER Der 8eriuh ge.
mad,t iporheu Die StraBenbabn- 8e,
ielliflait su elmer 8erldngerung Der
Giteno-Sitlie Biz mad 9feobant 3u
oeruulaiien, aber io1ueit luaren ollie
niesbe5ilglthen @euriibungen pergeb.
lid.
gtunmebr hiirite ieooh Der Sta6t.
ratb Die StraBenbobngeielIituft oa3u
3tpingen, Die StraBenbahnlinie ourd,-
5nlegen. StaotanpQlt 9ettntan bat
bereits Die nothi9e Sroinan3 ausae.
uto gcItern Dem Staotrat6ss
clert eTpr iiberntttteIt, iooaB tie am
tonmenoen Giertitag benz Staotrath
peroen miro.
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g6ut fiir's Weaiigel
Verlangt cine Don Der g. q. Is. u
benz Staotrntb ii6crinnbtc
Grbinans.

Die nsOcistp for tbe prspsntion oi
grueltp TO Dumb Qnimdls" uberiano=
te 9eitsrn our6 ibren pfdiibenten,
5errn 6. q. 8rabitreet oem Staot-
rathszGlerf Gspp eins Srbinans, burd
Delhe Der transport bon @efliiael re-
suiirt tperben iou, bamit bas ssebers
pieh nitt in unn0tbissr 0siIs gequdlt
tpirb.
Die Srbinan3 beitimmt, bas bic
5ol5geitelle, in tpelden GGnIe unb pus
ter gum 0erfanot tommen, minoeftens
20 3pl bod fem miiiIen, tpd6renb bic
Ulintmalbobe fir 5ol3seftsae fir ben
transport pon 5iibnern unb Gnten
16 3oll betraaen fol
Quberosm beitimmt bic Srbinana
oaB BEL benz 8srIanbt oarauf aeiebsn
psroen ioa, baB bic 1biere niht 10
oift 3uiammengeapdngt peroen,
oaB, ipie es in Der Sroinans
beibt, riie ii6 slsnb fiiblen unb
fir meniAlihe Rabrung ungeeiqnet
iperoen." 3utpiosrbonoIungsn eeeen
Die Beitimmungen oiefer Sroinan3
ioaen nit Gelbitrafen bon So bis 5000
gedhnoet tperbeH.
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