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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
Mrbeiter Sag Seier Nsontae.

@ie Nbon felt Sabren iibli6 >piro
ou6 oteieS Sabr Ser Nrbettertag
in Stem lllm gefeiert peroen. 2ek=
tes Sabr batten Die Unions Bic
Teter In Sdnoen. DteieS Sabr ba=
BEN lie ste. arrangements oem bteitz
gen Mrbetterperetn iibergeben Der IN
friiberen Sabren ebe slrbetter Unions
bier beitan0en fiir eine 'piirotge
Teier Gorge getra9en bate. Dte
bieSidbrt9e 6eter fin6et auf benz
9ernlannSberg ftatt. Ser 6eter gebt
etne 8araoe bur6 bie Sauptitraben
oer 5tabt nm llbr na6mtttags
porauS. Manor Nlbert Tritf6e unb
Maior glbert Hfaenoer meroen bei
bieier @elesenbett gnhpra6en ball
ten. Stir llnterbaltungen ieglt6er
9lrt 1T beitenS Gorge setragen uno
ale bte fi6 an Der 6eier betetlt9en,
meroen angenebme nro anregenoe
@tu116en auf ser SermannSbergperz
leben. Sin ieoer plane f6on iett
ben Nrbettertag gu feiern.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
sut sano in Muto+
Dttp 6ii4ers 9pbse 8oabiter
tpirb burdb cine ttebertrddz
tiae Sat beidG0tgt.

@abren6 Otto Tiider, gobn beS
@enrp Gil6er, @io @aibtnston=
ftrab be, am porigen Nfittmo6abenb
Dem Sang tint Yabillionbet Court
lano beitpobnte, itrel1te iemanb eintee
Sanboon 9a11o IN Ben Selbebdl=
ter ieires Oobge 9foabiterS. Der
iunse Mann abrte ni6tS, Bis er
ii6 auf ser Set1nfabrt 9fe>p nlm
lldberte. Damn n1erfte ct, bab et=
tpaS ni6t ri6tig iei, 9lls ct am
nd6iten Morgen na6lab, >pnroe er
beS @anbeS IN Dem Selbebdlter ge<
tpabr uno itellte 9let65ettig felt, bab
ser Meotor mebr ooer 1pentger 1tarf
bef6dbigt mar.
Die Herlon tpel6e 0en @anb IN
SEN Selbebdlter bi11ei1ltat, tpnroe
bon etrlem Manne beoba6tet, Der
aber slaubte, ser 8etreffenbe made
ft6 an ieinem eigenen 9luto gu
idaffen. Der 8eoba6ter 9laubt, BEN
1dter 1pieoerfe11nen 81 f0nnen, llno
s,penn oieier 11ibtt nj t fHturigfftt bet
@errn Slider poriprt6t u11o BEN
BON ibm anseri6tete,1 96aben lpiez
ser gutmatbt, 10 >piI @err 6il6er
peitereS 8etpetSmaterial iammeln
nno geri6tltd 9e9en ben @@ulbtz
gen Dprgeben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
&aufen Nsableneei@dft.

Die N1arbau Olinine 60, pel@e
in 1914 erobenteils bon 9anptteilz
babern Der eagle GoQer Wtn So. baz
hier fdufli1 ermorben lpuroe, 1T nel1z
lt6 in Sen 8eiib BON 8euobnern bon
M1ar1ban iibergegangen. Dte Miibz
lenanlage tit lett "a Sabren ununterz
bro6en in Betrieb unb betbdftt9t
snr3ett 1875 Berionen.. Sn 1914 bate
6ielelbe eine 2eiitunsSfdbigfeit pon
800 Gab @ei3enmebl pro Gag; ieet
betrdet bieielbe 5000 Tab pro 1aa.
Die Direftoren bei6lolien fiir5N6,
baS @tamn1fapital auf $I,110,O0O
at erbSben. Die neuertpdblten 8e=
an1ten fi1b: 8rdfioenf, Tranflin G6=
tparbS; l. Bt3eprdltbent, $. 8. 8ee9er;
2. gbeprdftbent, Mm. Silperibn;, Sc
fretdr unb StlfSmanager, s. SO.
@oaglun6; 96atmeiiter, s. g. 8iI,
lams. Dteie @errenL 3uiann1en NIT,
Sarolb s. Yoetel u11b 8. M! Olien,
btlben Ben Direftorenrat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
2pben ben @eite,1.

nnlere Iourtlten, bte Nutofabrz
ten na6 Dem fernen Welten unter=
nommen baben, iino oe8 2obe8 poll
iiber sic Bradt Der S3enerte nno
sic 5uporfommenoe 8ebienung iet=
tens ser borttgen @tnm0bner, be-
{Unoer8 In ben 1ourtlten=2agern,
in benen man 3ettentuetif mebrere
tauieno Nutoreiienoe antreffen fann.
Dieie 2ager itno NIT oielen 8e<
quemlt6fetten ausgeriiitet, barunter
Oefen gum 3ubereiten bon Mablz
3eiten I'M Treien, frete 3eltla9er
uIm. Inter ben 8enobnern bon
Stem lllm un6 umseeenb, Ste 1leuz
erotngS bon Nutofabrten na6 Dem
Meiten 3uriid9efebrt iino, beftnoen
lid): S.. .. @bleuber unb feline
@6bne, Suso nnb Setting, Die in
8egleitung BON Mu9ult @ummel am
DonnerStagabeno mieber bter etr1=
trafen BON etner $500 Meilen lanz
gen 6abrt na6 oem Oellowltone
Nattonalparf rno retonr; ote So
,nilie Sermann Bfaenoer aus Weil=
foro, bie ebenfallS ienen prd6tisen
Yarf belu6te unb Sic 6abrt ourd)
Ste @9mar5en Serge (8lad 9tll8)
n1a6te; @err uno 6rau @ba8.
@illeSbeim uno Serr nnb Trau
@o. 8ernbt BON BIER. Nle amitz
lterten it6 portrefflid.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
Greameries perei1isen ii@.

Sn einer 8erlan1mluug Sic lette
@o6e in @leepp @pe asbebolten muir
Sc, muroe bei61o0en etne @tnbeit gu
btloen uno 1t6 bem StaatSDer banb an
5ui6lteben. @ieben bon BEN co<ope=
rattpe1t @eielli6aften BON 58romn
County i6loiien it@ benz 8erbano an,
Dteie it11b in SEEM lllm, 9leepp Gpe,
@prtneftelo, SanSfa, @pan, Giite
11nb 9tarf gelegen. Man bofft, bab
iid sic anberelt au6 ani6lteben tperz
SEN. Scr 8erlammlung mob nten IS
Meprdl lentanten BON GreamerieS BET,
hie NIT S1tterelle Ben NuSfubrnn9er
BON Sobn 8ranot, Hrdftbent ber
2it6iielo Creamery nnb bon $. $.
5@6roeoer BON Nrcabta, Soma folste11.
@S plroen ptele Srasen an Ste Steiner
geltent sic alle 3nr 3ufrtebenbett Der
sSraQeiteller beanttDortet ipnrben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
Sci 5errn nnb Trau 5enrp

8ei @errn unb Trau 5enrp
8. 81. Biebl aus 8eit 9}emton liez
ferte @eoatter 9tor6 am @onntd9
einem 1nu1lteren fleinen @tammbalter
.ab.
- Die 6an1ilie Nnton 81. Slit
mann aus 9afapette, beglettet bon
SEN Tanuilten Robert 9ugbeS, 3oz
bert Tranf un0 3imnlermann aus
.@leepp Gpe nno ser 6amtlie So
lepb S. @perl aus Comm Cotton
ipooo, nnternabme11 am 5onntagz
r,orgen eire Mutofabrt mad, Gatrz
mont, >poielbit lie Sic Jamilie Sobn
Saikinser. beiu6te1t. DaS Whttag=
ellen purbe I'M berrli6en Snterlaz
fen<Yarf eingenomme11, tpo bel
Na6niittag angenebul perlebt 1pl1roe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
Gon1ttp Mttpalt @f>
itei,t i@mer perlekt
8eimabe 1falpirt als 1etne Gar iiber
bic 8Dtdmng in ben @iio @erntan
8art itiirSte. Mertnel nertptfelte
lid i'm 8entil ais. er bie 9rebnng
MAIDEN tpD4te.

ssreitag na6t fur5 -nor 5ebn nb1
itiir3te County Antpalt @. 8. sd
itein NIT 9ktner 5zYaNatser &tliel Sou
ami s5u6e ser 2. @ubitrabe tiber ot'
B0I6nng in sen 5ib German par'
>pobet er 16mere gerletunsen oapon
trua. @eine @ar >peiit etn 3erbro@e:
reS Winofhilo a,lf, ein 3ertritmmertef
@teuer Mpparat, perbogene Senberf
unb eine bei1dbigte Tront N@ie. SER
@dltein fann BON @luf iasen, oab ea
nod 10 gltmpflt6 oapon fam.
8einabe 1falpirt.
gHie eS Serr @dfetn ferttg bra6tt
ieinen @ib I'M Muto gu .bebaupten,
nad)bem eS In elmer 8erttefung TN
8arf NIT etnem Stud gum 9teben eez
bra6t mllrbe, 1T et1fa6 lpnnoerbar.
Sc I6eint, .bab er NIT tetnem &opi
burd, bas @laS I'M @inbi6ilo &C.
itoben tpurbe, benn baS @laS mar nellz
itdabtg aertrii mmert nnb betnabe .ietne
gan,e &opfbaut mar pom &opfe los
oelSit unb es hen0ttste n1ebr alS SO
.5tide nm bielelbe tpieber on Ort .nno
@telle an bringen. 8laue Sleden
auf ser Brult ideiuen barauf btn5u=
beuten, bqb er NIT poller @u6t 9eser
oas @teuerrao eel6miilen tpnroe.
@aren Mugen5eugen oes lnfals.
Sarolo M}oerbib befano ii9 aui
Ser @erman @trabe 5ur 3eit mte Der
nnfall paflirte, Gr b6rte ben &rad)
un6 lief 1o{ort Serrn @ditein 81
6tlfe. Dr. Tritl6e fam etn paqr
02inuteu lpdter. @te fanoen Serrn
Gdltet1r bei pollem 8emubietH bamit
beidQfttaf ft6 Blut uno @1aS aus
sem @eit@t gu mii6en. Ser Ser
l1r1qliidte mur6e iofort na6 ser 6ritt4e
Clint oebra6t no tbm Elm 9fotperbano
anoeleGt ipurbe unb bann 1pnroe er
mad, sem 2oretto Soipital 9ebra6t
mo iein @falp ,pieber feitgendbt tpnroe,
@S bauerte btS Mttterna9t btS ietne
Wunoen perbunoen aparen.
Merm,el neriing itd I'M 8entil.
ggte Serr @dtein @amStag gmorger
erfidrte, na@oem er ii@ einisermaben
erbolt bate, befano ct ii6 I'M oberen
Sell ber @tabt uno ipollte 9eeen 5ebr
l1br nad Sauie fabren. @r fubr b1te
Wtnue1ota @trabe lan98, orebte ani
sic 2, @hbitrabe nno batte Die gbiidt
ouf ser @ab German 9trabe tpeiter5uz
fabren uno eraoe ais er oies taln lpollte,
per,pidelte li6 iein Nermel I'M 8entt1
unb rib oasielbe iueit allf un6 oie Gar
ibob nur 10 pormdrtS. Dies tam
alles l 10 pl0tli6 un0 unerwartet, bab
ebe CT ii6's perlub, Serr @d{tetn fi6
nit siner @iOel &arn @iib @erman
Yarf befano. DieS 1T iibrigenS ein
qefdbrli6er Hlat. Die 9trabe gebt
1tidt sbur1 SEN Harf uno irgenoet11er
Ser bieS ni6t lpeib lduft Gefabr II
ben Yarf ab3ultir5en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
8pei 8afan5en III sdulei1,

Dur6 bie Grfranfllne BON Yrof,
&ir6boff iab itd Der btefige S@nls
rat 9en6tist i'm ieine8 &ontraftea
gu e1tbinoen. Die oaonr6 Derurz
fa6te @afan5 miro tenpordr burd
Yrof. @alter Durbabn bon 2afaz
bette Eotpnibip gefiillt tperoen Del
ft6 bereit erflGrt bat benz Wtanual
Granting Department tempordr be-
por5uiteben. @err Durbabn mar
friiber In bteiem 8eruf im norolt6er1
5etl beS Staate5 tdtig. Sri. @pe=
lpn @adlan1 sic alS 2ebrerin fiir
baS @pecial Department 9e,ponnen
,poroen mar 6aS oiekS Sabr bier
etnsefiibrt perben foll, mnroe au6
tbreS &ontrafteS entbunoen, 90 tie
fi6 in allernd6iter s3eit permdblen
miro. Oean erpartet oiele betoen
8oiten IN ablebbarer 3ett fallen
All f0n11en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
6. 6. @i1fitbru1tg
nd6ite,t Sonntag
epnntas finoet eroke Gtufiibruns
in ben Columbus Sitter Oroen
ftatt. so &anbibaten. Na6 ber
Ginfiibrunq 8anfett in MrmprD.

@enigitenS etnmal idbrli6 fin6et
eine srobe Ginfiibrung tn Ste bteitse
ct. Yatrtd 9oge be8 Columbus
Sitter OrbenS itatt. Dte bteSz
tdbrt9e ftnoet nd6iten @onntag, Den
4. @eptember itatt BET mel6er Sc
lesenbett 5nti6en 40 uno SO &anz
bibaten in bie @ebetrnniiie oieies
OrbenS eirrgefiibrt >peroen. Die
&anoioaten refrutteren itd aus Den
umltegen6en Srtl6aften >pie 9leepp
Gpe, @prinsfielo, Maoelta, 8eb<
tpooo Sails, @abalo l1no 2amberz
ton. Die erlten @tnfiibrunsS Sc
ren1onten begtnnen I'M Nuoitortum
oe8 fatbolti6en 96ulbauieS UNI l
abr na6mttta9S.
Ser erlte @rao miro BON einem
Team Ser bieii9en 2ose eremplifi=
ctrt tperoen, ser 5ipette bon Dem
Manfato Council uno ser brittle
bonn Diitrift Deputp uno letnem
Stab. Ste 1perben rai6 aufeinz
amber folgeu.
8anfett in ser Mrmorp.
Ma6 Der Gtnflbrung finoet TT
6er Nrmorp Elm 8anfett itatt fir
bic Sitter uno tire 6rauen. Dos
8anfett >piro dbnlt6 ietn pte ote
friberen. OaS Nebez nn6 Muiif=
8rosramm lit nod nt6t pollitan<
Big; 10 btel fann aber l6on iett
gelogt >peroe11, bab eS ret6baltig
uno b69t tntereliant ietn mtr6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
/ 5eiert 50, ggieeenfeit,

+ l1nfer eeadteter Mttbiirser 9onif
8ln9er or. mar e8 per9Dnnt
DienStag int &reiiet feiner &inbe1
iei11e1t 80. geburtstog 31 fetern.
Das Banilienfeit fa1o I'M @etm 6er
Eo6ter Grau Daul @adbartb an
Sii6 8roaouap ftatt. Serr Btin=
ger. 1T trot ieineS boben alters
nod iebr riifttg lln6 ftebt tpoblge<
NUT Der 3ufunft entgegen, Bolgenz
be &t1rber BON altSpdrtS tpobnten
Der @ebnrtstagsfeter bet: 9ontS $.
Banger, Mtnneapolis; @ep. garl
8tinger, &enofba, isis. unb Bral
Mobert Grttfbe bon Nberoeen, Glib
Dafota. Sic bier tpobneroen &in<
Der iirb 6rau Greb. 8ader, Gn1tl
8iittger, 5rau Saul Sadbartb 1no
OttD 8iinger.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
GrSfnuns bes 9r, Martim 2u=
tier College,

Nfit ser reeu1dren &laiien Nr=
beit in1i Or. Wfarttn 2utber @ollege
ipur6e gei tern begonnen. Die @tn=
f6reiburg nelter 96iiler ipurbe am
W9itt1po9 porgenontmen. nngefdbr
80 neue 96iiler >puroen an9emelbet.
@llem Nnldetn na6 nitro ba8 Sol
lege ein erfolsretdeS S6uliabr baben
iopeit Die 96iler 8etetli9ung I'M
betra6t fon1n1t. Sn ser Tafnltdt
1tnb fetne 9lenberunge11 ein9etreten.
Dielelben sYroftIoren sic lebte8 Sabr
unterri6teten, iueroen and) oieies
Sabr .tpieber ibren &laiien bepor=
itebe11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
@trifler &litif
miro lt11t5iebe1t
Mnt eriten 0fppember aieben ST.
Sfrifler, Dr. 9ubbe unb ST BON
8anf in nemes Auariier. @aben
Die 3immerfudt iiber Sdmuder
unb 8urfs MpDtbefe gentetets

Die Doftoren @tridler, Oubbe unb
bon 8anf baben sic Smeite @tage I'm
Bfefferle 8lod gemietet uno meroeu
nngefdbr am 1. gpDember nod oortbtr
tbre OfftceS perlesen. Dte 6dumz
li6feiten sic iebt BON benz Sernbien{t
ser Trtz@tate Ielepbone u. Selegrapb
So. etngenon1men merDen, tperOen Dor
bieier @elelll6aft gerd1mt meroen.
0ie1elben baben bereit8 etnen Ya6t
&ontraft NIT Ser Tarmer8 II. Oeer=
:6antS 5tate 8anf fiir 5 Sabre gez
111a6t unb 1erben.lp balo tpte tunltd)
mad ienem 9ofal nnn3teben. @oba1o
ite auSge3ogen iino iperoen ld1mtlt9e
@dumli6fetten fir sic 9trtdler <=
lttt na6 oeren 8ebtirfnillen untged11<
bert iperbe1t. ~.
# 8enDtieen 1nebr: Mantit.
56on leit lanserer s3eit bahn oie
Doftoren Stridler uno Dubbe, ote
iekt tire Offices iiber ser State 8anf
Of Seem lllm baben, gefiiblt, oab bte
STANDARDIZATION sic tbnen BORT 3nr Ser
fig11ng iteben nt6t grob 9enug itno
fir ibre snnebmenoe- &roriS nno ba
lte oben6retns nod porbatten etne
Dental <nif ei1lsuri6ten, 10 iaben
lie li6 gen6ttst nmidan gu balten
11a6 grSberen &dumlt6fetten. Dtele
baben ,lie 9efunoer1 in ser 3tmmerz
.flu6t ilber S6muder II. 8urfS Npo=
tbefe. STE 11elle offices lper0en in
ieglt6er Stnlt9t nooern etngert6tet
ietn ,8lat!bteten fiir geei9nete 8arte<
uno GonInltatto SKINNER, 9aborat<
torten, Mpentgen Strablen Npparat
l1im.
9ienitalteite Mrst uno Gbirurs.
Or. @tridler bat bic @bre unb 9(us.
3etbnung Der altelte &rSt in Dienitz
iabren in Stem l1ln1 gu ietn. @r fam
i6on tint Sabre 1885 ra6 Seem lllm
l1nb 1T 5ieitber ununterbro6en alS
Mr5t bier tdtts eelpe,en uno bat ft6
et1le 9robe YrartS ermDrben. Se1t
sen letten paar Sabren bat ii6 Dr.
@tridler bauptid61i6 Der Gbirurste
3ugepallbt uno it6 auf Combinations
orbett bei6ranft.
Or. 9nbbe fa1n por ungefdbr eine,n
Sabr na6 Stem lllm. ST lit IN
Soroan sebiirtts, ab|oluterte baS me-
btctnti6e 0epartement Ser 9taats
l1niperittdt ur1o mar baum etn Sabr
lang Snterne I'M @eneral Solpttal in
Mtnneapolis. Son bort fam ct
bireft mad SEEM llln1.
Or. bon 8anf totrb ser s3abnar3t
Mbteilung Der &linif beoorlteber, Gr
1T aud bon Sorban.. ST abiolbterte
baS Dental 0epartennent Ser gotaatS
untperlitdt I'M Sabre 1920 nnb fam
tofort na6 Seem l1lm. @r bat 1etne
Offices CUR s3eit int Sttomeper
8lod.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
mi4tis fit autubeiiter.

Die suitan6isen 6rtli6en 8eb1r<
BEN baben bon 9taatSlkfretdr Mtfe
@olm Nntpetlhng erbalten, iofort
nit Der itre1tsen Dur6fiibruns beS
neuen StaatSgeftteS fiir 2i3enite<
rung bon Nutomobilen ultp. gu
beginnen. Nle bt8ber an Sen
@taatSl efretdr eingelanoten Nppltfa<
tione1r l1n 9tSenSl6iloer fins be-
reitS befrtebtgt lporoen nno met
nod fetne 9lppltfattone etnselanbt
bat, foll NUN perbaftet 11to 9ert6tz
lt9 belangt lperben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
@eteranem @eunion.

gBie bereits friiber i6on III ber
rYoit" beri6tet, finoet bic 18. idbr=
lt9e &eunion ber Minneiota Seteran
Gaoalrp Nilociation, etner Bereintz
gu1g bon 8radettS Battalion, l..
Minnelpta Wou,tteb Strangers,
@at6S Snoepe1lbent Battalion uno
2, Nfinnelota &apallerte< <@e9iment,
am nd6iten Mtttuo6, z. Septemz
Der, in bem 9ltiettlerz3elt neben
ser <iettler=8lodbiitte auf Dem
Staatsfair=@eldnoe itatt. N1e 8ez
teranen ser genannten &aoalarte=
&feinbetten, bic ft6 rneloen, merz
BEN Nb3etden unentgeltlid erbalten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02

Manaeer San IS. @oulo pom
neuen Grpital 3beater on gforb
Wtnnelotaitrabe, bat oieier Gage
etnen &ontraft abgeid1oilen fiir al
le sic neueiten TilmS, Sic Sen be-
riibmten &omifer 9arolo 2lpp6 In
etnen' urtpit6ftoen RoKen barfteIen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
Nai1ionsfeit.

Die eo. ll1tb. 3ion8 @euein6e gu
@I5ig feiert AM fommen0en 5pnntag,
4. s@eptenrber, ibr idbrlides MiltonSz
fe1t NIT Gottesbienlt beS 8or= unb
Na6mittass. Mne lino ber5lt6 mill
fon1men. 6etpreotger iinb ste 8oz
itoren Saul s. @orn llno 81. 8pl5ir.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02

SIN &ommerseri6t por.. Diz
itriftSrtDter S. M. Olien babier
best1u1t am end6iten DienStag+ eirl
beIonberer Geri6tStermtn .3tpedS Grz
lebisung oerierigen @eri6tSfdle, 6ie
,>pdbreno oeS Mattermtn8 berf9ober
tpa1r6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02

@arolo Nloerbit aus M1inne
apoliS metlt gu @aite I'M Saui
bon 9errn uno 6ran Sobn S. Ser
sog, 9iib Grontitrabe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02

(Jortfetung auf Der 8. Seite~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-06-23
Dorset Church Notes

The delegates TO the Young People;
Convention at Bennington this Friday
are reminded to meet at the corner by
Chambers store promptly at 1890
and to bring their lunches. Supper
will be served at Bennington. Al
present, ten delegates are enrolled and
no more can be taken unless there are
enough more to fill another car.
All services will be held next Sun
day by the old schedule as follows
Church school at 1915, morning wor-
ship at 11:15, evening service at 1880
Beginning Sunday, July 3rd, morning
worship will begin at H., Other ser
vices will be held as heretofore. This
change in time will continue until the
first Sunday in October. Strangers
are cordially invited TO attend all OF
our services. All the pews are free.
Mothers Of small children are again
reminded that they may leave them at
the manse during the hour Of morning
worship II they so desire. Some re-
sponsible person will have the care Of
them.
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tailor, Manchester Call and inspect
the highest grade suits at this low
price. adv
Mrs. A. w. Harrington, Jr., OF
Church street, is in Troy this week
having gone down to meet her sister
Miss Sheldon of Minneapolis, MINI
Miss Sheldon will return with Mrs.
Harrington and spend the season in
Dorset.
Twenty-Five Dorset Changers at
tended the Pomona Grange meeting at
Wells last Friday. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all. The next
Pomona meeting will be with Mt.
Anthony Grange Of Rupert on the
third Friday of September.
Mrs. A. w. Harrington, Jr., is hav-
ing porch built on the northeast side
Of her cottage, which, when completed,
will be an improvement and also a
convenience. Rollin Weeks is in
charge of the work. The Harrington
house is also being improved by the
removal Of the uncovered ends Of the
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front porch.
Dorset is indeed fortunate in hav-
ing such a capable barber in its vii
lage. Mr.. Proulx knows his business
and is always on hand to attend TO
customers when they call. A long
needed line of business has opened
under good management and we hope
that our residents will give Mr..
Proulx the support he should receive
and that when the summer season
ends he will find it profitable to re-
main through the year.
The Lantern Tea Room opened its
doors Saturday afternoon and till 10
p. m. its managers and their assist
ants were kept busy serving custom
ers. The room and its appointments
are very pretty and best Of all the
the food is Al, portions generous and
prices reasonable. If the remarks Of
the first days patrons are an indica-
ton Of the public's opinion, the sue
cess Of the Lantern Tea Room is
assured. (Read their ADVERTISEMENT.
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Edward Bromley Of Brooklyn, y Y
Was IN town for the week end, return
ing to his home Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Ander On Of
ScansdAle. ~ u, have opened their
cottage OF Cheney road FOR the sea
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Starks Of
Cheney road, are in Troy this week
the guests Of Edison r. Starts Of that
city
The H. NJ. Bigelow family % New
York. arrived las, week sni have
opened their home on Norzh Main
street for the summer.
r. s whi;ioa ard friead. Ke-reeh
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Sykes homestead on Church street.
Miss Harriet Holley and Miss Lor.
raine H. Hudson OF New York, srriv.
ed last week al the Holley home on
North Main street FOR the season.
The Oliver B. Gilbert home on
Man street is receiving a fresh Goa,
Of duh gray paint which. when hnsh-
ed, will add greatly to a home that is
already attractive.
The Stafford auction last Saturday
was well attended and the goods Of
fered brought fairly good prices. The
day being fine there were many buy
ers from nearby towns.
SIS and $40 buys an original Hart
SchAfner & Mzr1" rezdy-.o-rear suit
Of imported wool a; J. ARGUS, the
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Burns o. Maplewood, n. J., were week
end guests Of Mr and Mrs. c. A
Atkinson Of North Main street
Mrs. Thomas Alexander and Miss
Alexander Of Brooklyn, n. Y, are
spending a few days with Mrs. Ed
ward Chaplin Of the West rozd.
Mrs. r. S. Binkerd Of the West road,
is entertaining her brother and his
wife. Mr. and Mrs Frederick c. Ham
ilton % New York this week.
Mr. and Mrs R. c. Mcintyre Of
Brooklyn. n. Y. arrived last Sstur-
day and have opened their cottage On
North Main street for the season
The James Greenleaf Sykes family
q NeE York. arrived last week FOR
the season ard are Occupying the
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-25
City To Contest
Eight-Cent Rate
Reply to Street Railway Peti-
ton Drawn Up by Cor.
poration Counsel.

An Scent street care fare in Oma-
ha is too much, according TO an an
swer to the request recently filed
with the city council by the street
railway company asking that the in
crease be denied, drawn up by Cor
poration Counsel Lambert
In its answer the city denies the
company is entitled to the increase
and that failure of the city to grant
the increase will not cause the COM
pany to lose its property.
When apprised of the request fer
an increase in fare Friday Mayor
Dahlman said: II am not in favor
of an increase, but | don't see what
we can do about it. 1t looks to me
as though that would be up to the
railway commission
Commissioner Dunn declared that
Most people would rather pay 10
cents and ride in a bus than 8 cents
and ride in a street car"
"The increase is not in line with
the Onward Omaha slogan" Com
missioner Koutsky said.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-25
Kiwanians Honor
Club President
Flower Shower Given Ii. W.
Bubb in Recognition of
His Services.

In recognition OF the services he
has rendered as president OF the
Kiwanis club the past year, II. w.
Bubb was given flower shower by
his fellow club members at the Rome
hotel at noon Friday.
After the MONDAY luncheon Pres
ident Bubb arose to announce the
speaker of the day, DR., Matt Tinley
of Council Bluffs. The members
filed out of the room and returned
with Hawaiian leis, ferns and carna-
tions, which were deposited at Mr..
Bulbs place. All told, the president
received 10 dozen carnations and the
congratulations of the club mem
bers.
President Bubb finished his presi-
dency for this season at the meet
ing. The club will close the season
next Thursday with a picnic at the
Council Bluffs Country club. The
members will meet at the Rome ho-