davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07
Mler. Meinbart perlett.
Seine Yferbe periudten am Siens:
taenahmittag bier burh5nbren=
ren. Slid I'M l1ngliid.

Nler. Reinbart, eth befa1mter in11ser
Tar1ner aus 2afanette IotDnlbip, butte
aln Dienstagnadnittas etn fnappee
Gntfonmen BON ldiperer 8erleRune,
aIs 1eine Yferbe ourd5ubrernen perfn9=
ten. Smmerbin 5og er fid nebrere
Sdnrfnngen I'M gefidt 81 unb oel
finite Nrm ipnrbe ettpas seqneti9t, ood
ei11g alles nod gut ab.
9as llngliid trus fi6 OH Norb Min=
ne1ota1traBe, npr Sobn 0enslers Bdde=
re i5us 9as Serausfanen sine8 BDlsena
an einen 3us{deibt oes 8agens perl1r=
lahte, baB Die Bferoe u11bdnotg tpurber
1lnb bur6subrer1nen brobten. 9er1
91einbart uurbe BON Dem @ddbrt ber=
inter arf Dos @trabenpflafter .eeidlel=
bert nr1b Der 1dmere @agen stng iibe1
i'm bir1,pee, ib1n Die porermdbnten Ser
lekuneeu sufiisenb. Gr raffte fin ie=
to9 nod Seitie out, Inn bie Yferoe an1
Dl1r6bre1u1en gu -perbinoern, nno balf
1pur 6i1fe berbeiseeilt. 5err 8etn=
bart begab fi6 iobann nod Der Stttet
eines biefieen Nr3tes uno lieb ii6 pont
bie1em lei11e Sdran1nlen bebanoeln. @1
fo1r1te obne 5tlfe nod 9anle surnd=
febren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07
fylie9er 1T Seem
l1lnt am Sa11tstag
Grfabrener Bilot tpiro iiber Der stabt
Suufftiife ausfiihren uHo Geflan1e=
aettel abmerfer. 8aflaeiere fDn=
men aeeen Gntselt NIT anffteigen.
asallidirm fpntrnt ebenfalls IN Nm
tpenDung.

Die erite biesjdbriee sroRe 8eran=
5taltrne I'M ssreieu rpirb nlorsen, 5un1s=
too, ben 8. Scat bier in Stem nlrn ab=
aebalten merben. Ser THeeer Sreb.
Barfer aus Manfato mirb a11 benz Gage
firth mhn1ittoes NIT 1einem Curtis
sslneaeas nah Stem lllm forn1r1en uni
Sen ylahmittag bi1bruh iiber Der Stab1
3eine Ruult]tiide in ben Suften gum
Beften oeben. Serr Barfer apirb als
Elm erfabrener Slieser beiarieben, oe11
fd5pn sebn Sabre lans it'd tn nbOberer7
91eeionen" bepeet bat.
4anoet auf benz 5airplaf.
@eine sarrbune mirb er auf benz 5air=
plabe Beperff ftenieen unb BON oorf alle
au6 1eine alditiese MAIDEN. usber oe1 E
@tabt 1elb1t spirb er 1etne Gun1tltlde
ousfibren, oar11nter iino aud Wta111=
nulationen nit einen1 Tanl9trn1. Wt09=
Iihermeiie miro Serr Barrier nod por
5errn 81 8. ySillosbbn ans ySn1n1peg
dJeanitoba, unterititt, meroe1l. 2er1
Billoebbn tit e1n Atr0pa1 DOH o1 unbe.=
orbentlider @ei6idlidfeit. etnes let:
ner masbaliisen aunitIthde tstebf d99n oartn n;
baB er in poller Sabrt out D1e 0anee
Ser MaIdtne flettert.
Mn4 fit 5ahred1te.
Stir ssobrod{te meroen ebenialls Sliis'
unter1on1n1en, 10 bab eth jeDer, Der ge:
millt TT, bos 6abrgelo ; gu 1 e11tr19ie1 91el
@eleeenbeit baben ptro, l1d9 :(en Nln
uno un1eeee1lb eirnol aus Der 8osel:
peripefttoe ansuieben. ,e5 IS 2stBt, bot bat
ber1 Serrn Yarfer Ser Slut et11es 5ltper:
laf1ieer1 1ibrers pora11Seebt.
SIN Safe oaS Wetter a111 Sa11ts1ae aS
al itiirn1i{b ieill iolfte, finoet Ote Sor:
fiibr11ns bier am acknowledgement 9al11s: :
tao itatt, I'M es cen BON ousmarts
aon1n1enoe1 su ern10eltde1l BEN sser=
fnbra1neen betsunobnen. solfe Ser1
s9inogbbp nod Seem 1lln1 fon1n1e1, +
mirb er a111 slbeno oes ele1een Aeses
I'M G5rono=Ibea1er. eine Frobe letne1
afrobatilde1l unb Gontortto11t1tentu11ff
ableGen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07
Ser Mnsgang oer
@abl TT st. Saul
giiraermeiiter 6poeipn NIT tnapper
MiaiDritGt tibet ieineu @eaenfanSt=
oaten MabnHep iuteSergetpdblf,
Srei 9lrbeiterfanoioaten uro Sre
&rieasteilnehmer sieben 1T ben ne1l=
cit Stabtrat. @rpRe @ablbetetl1=
gung.

gt11er Ser srDbten u1lb erbittert1te1l
gSablfdnpfe in Der @e1didte Der StaSt
|5t. Saul fam an1 0ie1lstasabenb gum
|Nbid)tub. Ser aan1pf brebte 1td) tn
Ser Suuptiahe I'M bas OeanorSa1nt,
i'm bas ser bi8berige Snbaber Salpre1lee
Spbo1Dn urb Ser BON ben peret11tgtell
9lrbeitern u1lteritiiBte 9err SStlltan1
gO2abonen iih be1parben, Der alis=
cana ser 9Sri111drlpabl DOT et,pa p1er
g9oden, in ser Mobonen etre iiber=
rafhenh bote Stt1l1nensabl erbtelt,
lieB erfen11e11, ooB Die Mteoerermdbluns
etnen d11berit beiben &alnpf erforoern
lparbe. DAP tie burdseleft muroe. 1T
Ser Alupe1lbuns aller erbenfltf)en Wt1ttel
ieiter1s iei1ler Treunbe su5ul6relbe11.
S5pbsipn tpieoeracmdhlt.
90 meit bis ee1tern n1ittag befa1rnt
mar, errane Serr. Sobelon ben Steg
NIT elmer Oeaiorttat BON 2840 Sttn1=
men IN 131 Bres1lften Ser 1872 Ere=
sinften ser Staht ct, Saul u1o idlug
| ion1tt 1einen 0egerfa1loioaten gsillian
O1abonen, Hrd1ibent Der rWorftns
Beople'S 9lonpartiia1 Golitical Seasue. q
| Ser O1obo1en trug tn Ser W5ebrsaH Der
;tp0lf gSarbs ben Sies oooon. 9ie
| Z. 1rno IL. Baro saben jebo6 i6leblif)
III ounifen Sotgiors ben ansi6lag.
ssy1n oansen m11rben 41,222 Stimmen
oboeoeben. 9apon e1rtfielen anf Sobgz
ion %, ,O3l unb anf Mabonen l9, lel.
gieue Mednner I'm Staotrat.
2u N1italiebern bes 5tabtrats. lpur=
BEN brei Nrbeiterz& &a1bioaten urb orel
eben1alige Neilitdrperlonen seipdblt. Die
bisberieen Naitelieber oes Staotrates
ipuroen bel Ser @abl NIT Nnsnabrne BEG
&omnrindrs fir Barfanlagen uno Sptel=
pldte, Sur1es 90. @lancp, ge1hlaeen.
SEER Glancn erbielt bie meiften Sttn1z
men unter Sen 9u1lbibaten fiir Der
5tabtrat 25,488. Damn folgten bte
bret 5olbaten= &aabibaten, Baffor 8 8.
1N. q. Sergulor1, Nfc0onalb 1nb Srant
Mation l111b ben S6lub Deg Heigens
bilben s,pei Nrbeiter= Gar1bibaten $. s.
@enad l111b q. 6. Sn1itb.
0ie fir Die idn1fli6en stpDlf &anbi=
baten fir ben Stabtrat abgegebenen
| 9timmen3abl tit 1uie fplgt:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07

Neilleranb erfldrt, eine pRepifion'
bes 5riebenspertrages lei tn Sm 6emo
|ni9t er0rte1 lporaen. glur eine rAus=
leeuner
fat ieber Eag brtnst nene Gntbil~
lunaen iiber bie freDelbafte gerf1lenbe<
|r1u,a 6ffentli9er @elbr. NH our9
ae Geiebeit bon gonsnb lmb 8r4ie
ul6slid geDefsnl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07

Die ieds letten &anbibaten bieier
Site tpurbe1l ge16laeen, barunfer oie
bisbertgen lansidbrigen 5taotratsn1it=
efieber McGoll, SOP, Gomers nno
Msuroerlid. 9l1n Ofittpodna6nittag
bieb es IN ct. Saul, baB Bofi5ei6ef
s. S. g'Gor1lor tnfolee Der Nieoerlase
OecGons, bisberieen &onlmiIidrS fir
6ffentli6e Siherbeit, reiignieren uiirbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07

&einesmees blob auf ben 8eften be
i6rdnff Sobnions GinfIuB ii6 MIen
politiiden Drubtsiebern gum IrobI
Au9 Bic Berliner 8esierl1Is lheint
segen bas Mmbseiinbd be- BrDfitgruhr
Ber ma6tlos ~ ieiu. Sang ME IN
anoeren 26nbern!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07

a1it man6en 9tngen mirb bellt5n.
taae @dinblnber getrieben, aber 10 ptel
5dinbluber mie nit ben1 9elbHbe=
itin1n1unssred)t Ser 90lfer tit ieit an<
beeinn Der Melt ni6t eetrieben 1porben,
5don Sic gnfiirbisune alletn, baB
0eut1dlarb nidt a1lbauer11o tn tptrt=
1haftli6er @flaperei sebalten merben
iom, bat cine BeHerung Der europdtlhen
s5i1lanslage 5ur 6olge sebabt. Sollte
ielbif ben fran3Dfil6en @bantintlten ote
Nuoen Dffne11l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07
Mga119sflaile Der
bieiigen @oditbnle
3abl Der Mbiturienten srDRer als je
pDrber ieit Beifeben beg Snftih1ts.
Guperintenbent 6. 6. 9enfielb aug
9nlutb als Geoner fiir Die SninR=
feier ee,ppnnen. Gmpfang fir Ab1=
t,trienten am Samstag.

- 4 . :
Das 56uliabr an Der biefieen 5obz
i9nle fon11nt am ~. Mui 5u1n abl1lnB.
Nn benz Gage iiubet bic ibfi9e 5hlnB=
feier NIT Rebeaftus unb lon1ttgel11 Bro
grun1m ftatt. 9ie biesidbrige 6eder
tpirb in ben Nrunlen Der 5hnle be1D11z
bers persei9net fein mesen Der groBen
3abl Der Nbitnrienten, Die bieleS Sabr
Sic 5nnle ablolpierer. So perben
iiber SO @9uler 111b 9diilerinnen 1et1l,
bic ibren 9o6i9nIfurlus Dollerben nno
tn bas 2eben eintreten perben. 9te
unteuitebenbe Site er1tbdlt oie 9fame1l
ser Mbiturienten. Bei stpei ober bret
tit es nod nidt gnn5 fi6er, OBJ tie 1Dr
9tplom erbalten tperben, lebo6 ptro
aneenon1n1en, oaB tie alle lbr era1nen
beitehen fperber.
6err 9enfielo als 6eoner~
9ls !1auptrebner fiir bie 96lnbteter,
sic am Nberlb bes 81. Neai IN Der 5lr11=
bune itatttfT1lben pirb, tit 9err ShnEz
iuperinterbent 81. 6. 9enfielb, ans
Duluth gelpon1len lporoen. ss1e n
Friberen Sabren TT fir bie 5eter and
ein ent1pre6erbes Hrogramm norge=
5eben 1porben.
Die 9lbiturtenten.
2ateini16er 9rrlns: Siola s, M1a1l=
berfelb.
@iflenl6aftlidcr auriu5: Soiepf
Bbinip Blien, @nrus 8. Trebertd1o1l
91i6arb S. @raff, Seq gSillial'r Set
mann, sllfreb Dt. BanllonL 9a5el
Current, Aurelia 6oriter, 9elen 8
cSobn5on, 2ola 6. 2iel6, @ora Gpelpr
5nn1tebn, aillian .. 3imnern1onr.
Rurfus in Sauspirtl6aft: Slorenct
s.. @onins, 9orene O}ueller, Nlice annt
Bfetffer, G5ertrube glearore 5onf1p
Gertrube 6. @irfelman1.
Gnolilder &1riuS: Glen1ent S
Berg, sSra1lflin 6osberle Brn1t, 9erber1
Sernlan 81i6ers, 9iannoro Se11rf
Globes, Oscar Sobn Glier, Glnter u
Gpple, gilbert Merner 5elb, Sobr
Bbilp Senma1r1L Garl 5nln1nel, sollls
@eorge &oeb1er, 6arolb >. Weoerbtts
SaroIb MecsBatn Sl1en, Sarrp Sbaptro
sGsiIarb sosel, *Sra Seon Current
*91atalie II1arie 9iet, @labns SITTER
Selen 6. Trit1he, Gbna s. Samann
9illian Sorbo, 8eronica gliSabetb ar5s:
p1orsid, *0aiip Nlice 2uriorL Mdlore>
8. D1ener, 9l1r1e Gl1sabetb Meueller
Caroline $. Be1lfert, *5bere1e y
8faenoer, Glara Glt3abetb Hudbner
*Ibelma O1ilbreb 91iafe, aSfabel =
5apela, Se11ie 5dlun1pberger, 5ere1t
sict1ria 9dnlitttt, sgertba S. Stn1net
*sSDa Gatbertne Stabid, Mtralte u
Itn1n1, Gretchen 8. 3lnul1fe.
as Saben au6 Sen &ur1us I'M Sebr:
fad abiolpiert,
I Gben1aliqe Nbtt1rierttrren, Die be1
Gurius I'M 2ebrfa6 abiolpteren.
| Gn1pfang am Samstaa.
Der BON Der Su11icrenfla1le peranltal:
! tete Gr1pfans, Ser nad alte1n graud
aIliabrli6 fur5 por 56lnB beg 56ul=
iahres III Siren Ser NbgansSi6iiler alb:
eebalten 1pirb, tit alf morgen, Cams:
( fao, aberlb a11geietst morbe1l. Gr be-
oi11nt nit eirlen1 8ar1fett I'M 5urnIaalt
Ser So6ldnle, Ser fir Die e9elesenbet1
reiden &unit1dn1uf a11fmetien mtro
g1a6 benz Giien lperoen perlhieoent
Ioaifs ausgebra6t, nno Die 5eien
56ltebt NIT ei1lem flotten 5an5frdns:
ffen fir bie i1111aen 2el1te,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07
6ei5gelenllbaft
bat gutes Sabr
Ginnabnen ee,pdbren aneenebmen
: Musblid IN Die 3ufltnft. AnIase
mag nnh orei eSabren an hie Staot
iibertraaen tperoen. SparfDnbs
ipddit 5uiebenbs. 8. Us. Gnsel=
bert mirb HahfDlger DDn 8. u.
DttDmener I'M 9irefturenrat.

Die 9aelp ulmer 9ei3seielfdaft but
lpieoerum etn anberorbenfli4 5ufrie
oenitelenbes geiddftSiabr biuter fi6,
lpie aus ben Der am Wtontag absebaltenen
Sabresp per1an1n1l1ng IN ben 8drm1en bes
6anbelsflubS 1n1terbreiteten Sabresbe=
|ri6tm berporsebt. ghhf neniger als
$4,000 fornten a1s Reingetuinn oersei6=
net iperoen. 9dlt bieie ganftige Bilan5
nod Inn lpeitere Bret SSubre on, 10 fam
nad Nblauf oieier Beriobe bic Nnlage
| bDdlhpabrl6einlih an bic 5tabt iiber=
tragen tperberl. AuBerben1 oiirfte oann
ser Iogena1r1te 5parfonb8 sur Defnns
Ser @rtpertung n11b ettpaiger Berbe1ie<
runoen bie SDbe BON $4,000 erretht
Ibabe1.
Mus benz 8erid9t.
| Ser Beriht lellt bic @i11nabmen aus
Der aieferuns bon Oan1pf al1f $ll ,O9l.=
85. Die @e1anrteinnabnen betrngen
$1l, 1856. s73.71 gingen ei1l ais
3in}en fir ausftebe1be @ert16etne.
l1ieien @iru1abrlen ita11b bte Sl1n1n1e
BON $2S7,9O als Mnssaben eeseniiber,
l1o baB eine Get11etr11labn1e BON $lO,=
lS77.46 perbleibt.
Die Berteilung bieier 9unrne ee=
1{disbt mie folgt: $l,879.85 seben als
3in{en an bie nod perbletbenben Nfttell=
f1baber, $2,O34. 90 lperoen Oenn Sparz
EfonbS Depreciation Junb) susefiibrt
11ub Sc, 6,962.85 iperben oasu benl1bt,
BEN Nftiel1beI eIta11b iotpie ben &aufsprets
Der M1llage gu rebustererl.
llebertraeuas nad, brei Sabren.
| Son SEN Sea11lten Ser @eielli6aff
Intro oarauf bingemiele1l, baB, fails ste
Sabreseinaab111en, Der anlaee ii6 TIT
Sen nddite11 bret Sabren anf Der sleihen
SDbe balfe11 lperber, ste uripriinglt6e1
Soften BON s43, $3.50 am G11be bieier
| Beriooe polIitanbig abeetragen letrl
merber1, 1lre bic 5tabt Stem nlm ben
Befib ser A1lLage iiberneberl fam. Die
1ar0Bten Spttl11iite bitten fih bet eSn=
betrtebnab1l1e Der M1llaee e1n berart
qinftiges Neil1ltat nt6t trdmr1en laiien.
/ Die Ginnab1nen in Sen ei11Selnen
Deenaten sebenaus folgea Der Sabelle
berpDr::
Dfai, 1919 ..... $296.95
l'CS,1,1f 1910 "a IN
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07

,6ranspien nnb Gngldnber finb idnlb
an BEN @reneln IN Nrnaenien, erf1dren
Daitafieber bu nnlerifnniIhen pilfs=
folnmiiif ifiliion. GewiBIid eillmanoffreie'
3algen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07

Ser @onsreb beabiidtist eine I'm
terfll9ung iiber bte 3uderfnappbeit berz
bei5ufiibre11. 5offentli6 mtro oas Sub
1ifnn1 11i6t bur9 etre meitere Ner=
tbererung bieIes 91dbrlnittelS bafiir 81
mbe1l baben.
Die repolutio11are 5odflutb tn G1l=
ropa lit 1lidt gum menisften oararT gu
rndsufiibren, bab ben S0lfer11 bort
iabrelang bie gSabrbett oorentbalte11
lp11rbe. 5roboe1n sibt's 6egierl1n9en
an benen btele 2ebre nod thinner 1pnrlos
ooribergebt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07
@6ularst bes gesirfS BerlinzBanfom.
ccSn id1limmer Sage.

@in 3neiter Brief ifammt BON ether
benti6en Mutter, beren 5er5eleib burd
ben bebauer1lsnerten 53uitanb TIRES
1Sidbrieen 5obnes perurIadt NITRO.
Die Trau pobrt IN DRESDEN, ll1lb ibr
Brief ipurbe on baS bortige 2ofalfpmifee
Ser An1eriean 6rieroS seribtet. Sie
{dreibt nie folst:
SIN bas biefise 9edbrant.
9reBbenzNeuItaot.
Sic Undergraduate erlaubt ii6, ben
glabrung8n1i felperlpalter 311 bitten ibr
fir ibren 9obn BON l8 Sabren unb 8
Naonaten tdglid einen balben 9iter
Dailh lrnb eir1 abtel Bf111lb Butter gu
erlauben. 56pn ieit eff gBo6en liest
n1ein 5obn ON eine1n 9ersleioen 1nb
gfbennatisnrns 51mer fra1f barnieber.
.GT iiebt 10 idredlid obsenasert aus,
baB ieber, Der MIR Elm biSden @efabl
fit anbere I'm 9eibe bot, einen 10 iu1leen
Mann, Der sefunb unb itarf mar, be-
6ortfebung a1lf Der s. 6eite.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-27

ENGINE STRUCK HEARSE
TWO MEN At SLEEPY EYE
WERE BADLY INJURED
ACCIDENT ON CROSSING
Jesse MajeWeski and William
Walters Suffer Hurts Late
Yesterday

Sleepy Bye, August 24.-Jessie
Majewski. one Of the leading under
takers Of this city, and William Wal
tiers, one of the local automobile deal
ers, were severely injured on the
Sixth street crossing OF the North
western tracks here at lilo last even
ing upon the arrival of Northwestern
passenger train No IL which crashed
into an auto hearse which was be-
ing driven by Mr. Walters. The two
men had been TO the local cemetery
with the remains of A ]. Roberts. one
of the local retired mail carriers. and
were returning to get more flowers at
the undertaking rooms Of MIR. Majew-
ski, when the train struck them.
Majewski's Leg Fractured.
The hearse was struck and dragg-
ed about thirty feet and completely
demolished. Mr.. Majewski was pick
ed up in an unconscious condition
and upon examination was found to
be suffering from q fracture Of the
right leg, and dislocation of the right
hip. In addition to this Mr.. Maiew-
ski sustained q number of bruises
and cuts about the body and head
At first It. was thought Mr.. Walters
was not severely injured, but about
ten o'clock last night he was siezed
with severe pains through the chest.
and 1t Is now feared that he has
sustained internal injuries.
The auto hearse which was owned
by Mr. Walters, and cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000 was complete
ly demolished. Train No II was In
charge Of Conductor Mcmahon at the
time
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-08-27
DOLLARS FROM DIARIES
GREAT INCREASE SHOWN BY
STATE REPORT
Twenty-Five Million Dollars Put
Into Pockets of Minnesota
People

St Paul, August Embarrassing
more than $22, 100000 in q year. Min
nesota's -four legged gold mine" to-
day is far in the lead of all states in
the nation in the volume of It's output
in dairy products, Chris Heen, Mime
sofa state dairy and food commits
sioner, said today.
In 1913 the total dairy output In
Minnesota was valued at S133. los, 556.
while In 1919, the commissioner said,
the total would reach at least $685.
100000. In 1918 deirymen IN Minnie.
butter, and at that time led all other
states by many millions pounds. In
1919 the total production In Mime
sofa was 1884, TIT pounds, q gain
OF nearly 100000 pounds of butter
or 5000 tons.
Big Showing In Butter.
In 1919 the value Of the butter pro-
duced In Minnesota was $685., 257
and in 1919 the total value mounted to
$so,S75.676, gain Of S16,492,41
The farmers Of the state. selling
1t contained, in 1918 were paid $780,
SS3.193 while in 1919 they were paid
for the same products 1886, 100. or
practically s16,0o0,000 more than in
the preceding year.
The tremendous increase in butter
products in Minnesota last year, &C.
cording 70 the records of the dairy
and food department, puts Mime
sofa ahead of its nearest competitor,
Iowa, BY 54,s30,144 pounds: Iowa
produced in 1919 a total Of 77,914633
pounds; Wisconsin, 85,054,334 pounds,
California, 61.795,295 pounds and Ohio
60,573, 900 pounds.
Over Million Cows.
When the dairy and food commits
sion closed its records in 1919, Mime
sofa was pasturing a total of 1,032,-
912 cows, nearly $4,000 more than
were owned in the state in the pre-
vfous year.
The state manufactured cheese In
1919 totaling 9.452,076 pounds, a gain
OF 2,646,771 pounds. The total value
OF the cheese in 1919 was $2,S09,S55.
Minnesota has 825 creameries, the
records OF the department show, with
patrons numbering 168,709 farmers,
an increase Of 27.00 farmers In q year.
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Wilbur spent Sunday with relatives
at Ottawa.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give an ice cream and water
melon social at Martin Flowers FRI
day evening. August 81.
A gin was born to Mr.. and Mrs i.
Carl Wendelschafer August 8.
Mrs. Frank Bluhm and children OF
st. Paul Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary School and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and
daughter and son Bessie and Roscoe
and Floyd -Jimson motored from Dent
Sunday and are visiting friends and
relatives.
Miss Hazel Vivian Ransom and
Blaine G. Shultis were quietly mar
rfed at the home of Rev. G. P. Clark,
pastor of the Christian church OF
Mankato Monday afternoon, August
%. They will be at home to their
friends after September Is at Cleve-
land, MINI.
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OUTING AT RlDGELY
Bio Celebration at Old Fort Was Sue
cessful Yesterday.

J. A. o. Preus, republican candidate
for governor, delivered the address at
the meeting Of old settlers and their
descendants held at Fort Ridgely
yesterday. Over 1000 people We're
In attendance, with about four hun
dred cars on the grounds. Talks were
given by Attorney Thomas Hughes Of
this city, Senator Benson, Senator
Potter Of Brown county, Judge /. NJ.
Olson of New Ulm, Judge Henry Moll
of st. Peter, M. ]. Bowling of Olivia.
The address Of welcome was given
by Mr.. Russell, farmer living In Mic
oilet. Col Hopkins, president Of the
association and superintendent OF the
park, presided at the meeting. Music
was furnished by the Fairfax band.
Lieutenant Lyle Thro. Mankato's
well known aviator, gave several ex-
hibition flights. Basket lunch and
dinner was taken.
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RAP|DAN NEWS STORIES
BABY GIRL GLADDENS THE
BARTLETT HOME
Coming and Goings; Events Of
The Neighborhood; Per-
sonal Mention

Rapidan, August IA baby cir
arrived last Thursday morning, Au-
gust 10, to gladden. the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Bartlett. Mrs. Bart
lett was formerly Miss Esther Reed
strom.
Guy Mendenhall and wife and little
daughter, Dorothy, Of Minneapolis,
are here spending few days with the
formers mother, Mrs. B. e. Menden-
hall. Little Miss Catherine Menden-
hall, who has been here for several
weeks visiting her grandmother, will
accompany them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wolverton of
Minneapolis are visiting at the James
Wolverton home.
Mrs. Klatt of Elmore spent Thurs
day night with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Fredrichs.
Mrs. Fredrichs and children have
returned home after spending week
with relatives In and around Elmore.
Mollie Weir Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Will Shores and family near Toll
Mrs. James Wolverton has been at
st. Josephs hospital in Mankato for
the past week, where she is receiving
treatment.
Minnie Peterson has returned home
from Mapleton. where she spent two
or three weeks visiting friends.
Alice Peterson, who has been SUI
fering greatly with quinsy, is very
much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Freed win leave
this week for Iowa, where they will
visit relatives for some time.
Mrs. L. L. Sims left Saturday even
ing for Lebanon, Ind, after spending
four weeks here visiting her aunt,
seen for thirty nine years. Mrs.
Sims will spend some time in Indiana
visiting relatives there before de-
parting for her home in Kansas.
Mrs. Charles Ulrich entertained a
number of ladies at her home last
Saturday in honor Of Miss Mccarthy
of Good Thunder, who has been Wis
ting there for few days.
A big crowd attended the barn
dance at Herman Peters last Satur-
Mrs. Ed Just of Minneapolis spent
a couple of days last week at the
home Of her sister in law, Miss Lena
Just.
Mrs. Eugene Weller of Butternut is
here caring for her sister, Mrs. War
rem Bartlett.
Mr.. Fredrichs has had his barn
newly painted which adds very much
TO its appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrier of Louisville.
KY, who have been visiting here with
their daughter and son law, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Lorvfck for some time.
left last week for North Dakota. to
visit another daughter. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Lorvick and
Mrs. Nels Lorvick.