New Ulm review., 1913-02-05
Courtlaud

Schous, mother Who 10 quite sick.
D. w. VOmhof Vas business caller
st New Ulm Saturday.
Fred Epks vent 70 Echo Saturday
for . visit
= John Seemsn returned 20 his home
st Appleton, Minn. Friday.
4 The Courtisnd and Nicollet HoFst
Co. held their annual meeting SAtur-
day and reelected their respectiv
officers. r. q. Brunds will have
charge Of the horse for the ensuing
year. ,s,.s4 ~;
Mr. aud Mrs. John, SpeorinR are
.vtslting Ut the homssOf their daughter
Mrs. Henry Kloppman st Msnksto for
q f.w weeks
Et,er: Bros. have lined up their
machine and are busy engaged
sharpening disc harrows. No" II thf'
me to look over your implements
aud let the bIscksmiths do the re.
psiring needed while they have time.
: F.. q. Becker vas : business caller
at M.nkeeso Thursdsy.
Herman Seemau returned to his
homo st Gibbon last Friday.
The farmers had meeting Saturday
and placed sn order for : car load Of
prison binder twiue. /.
W. J. Flescher's moving picture
show was here and showed FRIDAY,
Ss.trdsy, and Sunday evening" The
show vas good but the weather being
oeld and the attendance vas not very
large. ,'s t
Nj. and Mrs. August Klsuse and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Duensing Of Sea.
forth visited friends here last week. y
Paul steinberg went to New Ulm,
last week TO cut cord weed. 2'1
WIN Mueller OF St. Peter was q
business caller here Wednesday.
August Luepke had some dental
work done at New Ulm Thursday.
Louis Braun has accepted the
management of store at Iona,
MINI. last week. Louis is q first
class salesman and will make good
manager, as be is an honest and in-
dustrious business man.
Alfred B. Ouren, cashier Of the
CourtIand State Bank for more than
three years, has resigned here aod
accepted the csshiership at Hanska
10 one of the banks. The Board of
Directors OF the Courtlaud State Bank
held special meeting Tuesday st
which time they acsed upon Alfred B.
Ouren's resignation and accepted
saus, much against their will. They
also engaged Casper Olstsd - cashier
tOc Att lsne vacsncy, osueed BY the
resienet ,pf Mr.. Oursu. The Board
msys complimsnt themselves on being
able TO get Q man like Mr.s Olsead T.
take sctive charge sof the bsuk. q he
10 i mao Of vide business experience
and one ID whom ths spatrons tof the
hank osnf pitsoe thslr nsmost eo6dd ddenes
Mr.. Oursaa h9sf tesnf very socomo.
diung snd hst nsdg : Every good
csiskier: rhS pasrTGssS So The bsnk DO
eet like No. - {, him slsoas ',hsre, bAt.
caa not blame him - he'will b q his
hons sud rdssi wish his home people
which iss Of great imporssooe r..
banking business ana ws all Wish bin
every good luck and svcosss 10 his
new plsce. awe.'s a. :. sSs,~sf tsfH -ESTF
Willie Y"mhoi Who. met with tho
terrible accident which cost his life
tsss Saturday vas I'vsfy bright ssod'
industtiou's young man. He .a+wsys,
met people- Nth . smile snd @wss=- we'll
liked by both young and Old and will
oe missed BY many. The boys future
looked bright before him, % he COM
dised good business ability With his
tndustrious disposition and bis death
seems one Of the stt.nge fstes that
sre hard TO explain. The parents,
brothers and sisters have our deep
sympathy in their terrible sorrow.
Fritz Viking, Sr. died here on
Friday morning at Z O'Clock of old
aye. He vas born In Hogerhogen
Hanover, Germany on July S. 1921
He came to America in 1865 and
settled on a farm ia Cook Co
Illinois. 10 1872 he and his family
came to NicolIet Co., Minn. and
settled on q farm near Ni;olIet. 10
1884 be retired from fsrmin. and came
to Courtlsnd where he lived until be
WAS called away by death. He was
married to Msrgarets Rengstorf 10
l142 and six children we're born to
them of whom three are now living,
.,.,alv E.od and Honrv ak Nicnliot