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Evening journal., 1922-05-05
CITY BUILDINGI
NEARING NORMAL
Last Years Valuation ST.
136,lS1 Above That of
the Previous Year
II DWELLINGS GO
UP DURING YEAR

r Substantial gains in building op-
erations in this city during the past
year are shown in the annual report
of Building Inspector Preston to
City Council. While the number of
permits issued during the year. as
compared with the previous year.
show a slight decrease. the valua o.
tion of buildings erected was much
= greater. From May 1. 1920. to Nav
i. 1921, the valuation Of building
operations was s2,14s.567. During
the past year. the valuation was S3.-
2S5'74S, showing an increase of
S1,136.1s1.
While the report shows the num-
Der OF permits granted during the
past year to be 94s this does not
specify the number OF operations
which is given as 114O. This is ex-
plained by the building inspector as
being due to the fact that at times
a permit will cover a block OF dweii-
ings instead OF just one.
The report as submitted is as fol-
lows:
Dwellings. II. s2ss.s5s; stores. 6.
s23.449; bungalows. 1. $4,000: bake
oven, 2, $4,000; warehouse. II. $500
500; supplement permits. 3. s16.67O:
gymnasium, 1. s450O: Sunday school
han, l., s39.s75; toilets. 7. s22.337:
stone wall. 3, s6575: lumber shed. 1.
$500; brick walls, G. s5450; heating
systems. SO, s39.261; sign boards.
80, S6545; additions. 3S5, S242.3O4:
coal bins 6, $4,000; bakery and pri-
vate garage. 1. S15.50O: tool house
and shops, 2. s1145; library, 1, s3S6,-
666; porte cochere. 1. $500: termi-
nal buildings. 6. s532.s2O; portable
schools. s. s13,s0O; incinerator l.
$4,000; garage and apartments. /.
$1,000; fire house /, s29 600: reading
room. 1. s77OO: bottling house. /.
$1,000: churches. /. $4,000: sprink-
Ter systems. ]. $4,000; laboratory.
], s13. 900; store house and stable. 1.
$500; school. 1. $4,000; trust
building. ]. S9500: cement house.
carrier and tank, 1. $4,000; store and
apartment houses. 8. S36. 1000: crush
ing plant, /, $4,000: ice houses, 3.
ss75; brick tower. 1. 5000; galvan
ized IRON buildings. 2. $500: bakery. |
/. $1,000; store and dwellings. 5. |
$4,000; steel wireless tower. /. $42O:
marquise, l, S11OO; steel gas tank.
l. $4,000; sales table and garage !
/. S21. 900; factories. 5. $4,000; gar
ages. 23s, sSO.2s1; alterations and |
repairs, 254, S233.929. Total opera
tions. l14O; value. S3.2s5.74s
Number of permits issued. s4s; |
of fees collected and turned |
over to City Treasurer. SS633; num-
Der Of condemnations. 5S; warrants
issued. 3.
The amount Of the fees collected /
by Building Inspector Ellis p. Pres
ton and turned iover TO the city |
treasurer during the month OF /
April. according to the report just
issued was s312. The total amount
Of the permits issued was s202,s31.
The report Slows that one brick and
stone, wall was condemned. as well
as a brick and frame house. one
brick chimney and one frame build
Ing.
One hundred and ten building per-
Evening journal., 1922-05-05
If Kidneys and
Bladder Bother
start with Natures Herbs and Roots
TO Flush Kidneys and Neu-
fralIze Acids.

Help your kidneys-don't overtax
them. Tighten your diet a little; eat
less meat; drink lots OF water and
milk; avoid rich food.
Our blood Is fiIed with uric acid and
Toxins which the kidneys strive 70
filter out; they weaken from overwork,
become sluggish; thus the pores get
clogged and create all sorts OF distress.
resulting IN kidney trouble or bladder
weakness and eventually in Brights
Disease. Dlabetis or Gravel. II You
have the slightest pain in the kidney
region don't neglect II or delay; flush
your kidneys with this restorative so
that they may regain their normal
activity. DR.. Carey's PRESCRIPTION
40. III also neutralizes Irritating
acids. thus ending bladder weakness.
Dr. Careys PRESCRIPTION NO. ~
Is inexpensive. harmless and Is made
from natures herbs. roots and barks
and is recommended by doctors. II
never disappoints and has had 80 years
Of success for kidney and bladder
troubles. y. b. Danforth, J. NJ. Eckerd
and all druggists have DR.. Carey's
PRESCRIPTION NO. III. Sure relief
or money back on large bottle (Tablets
or liQuid).
Evening journal., 1922-05-05
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

Teachers examinations will be
held at No. School. Sixth and
French streets, beginning tomorrow
at 10 o'clock and on Saturday,
May 10. beginning at 9 o'clock.
Arithmetic, hand writing. spelling
aud Delaware History will be given
tomorrow morning; United States
History. geography, music and
theory and practice Of teaching, to-
morrow afternoon.
Saturday May 13, the morning
subjects will be reading, oral and
written English. elementary science
community civics; in the afternoon,
drawing. hygiene and sanitation,
physical training and hand work.
Evening journal., 1922-05-05

the first case Of the kind to come up
before the Federal Court and a jury
in this district, and attracted con
siderable interest.
In the petition nled with the
court on behalf OF Seeds. It was al
legged that the defendant company
owes him s2ss0.4S for services a.
foreman while al work on the Audi
torlum. Tho others alleged that the
company owes debts Of $1,000 Or
more.
y. w. Howell. treasurer OF tho
company. was called 10 the stand
and Identified the books OF records
and the details OF the condition OF
the business at the time. OF the au-
thorized stock OF 100000, tSs.s70
was outstanding.
Items OF indebtedness stood At
s67.537.4s, which included bond and
mortgage. s41.e50; accounts paya-
BILE, ss245.1S; accrued Interests.
si267: notes payaole. s15.s0s; Fed
cral tax. s4sO.6l; city and county
taxes. S35.zs.
Evening journal., 1922-05-05
GIVE NEW BONDS

President Ward. Of City Council.
last night announced that the Sink
Ing Fund Commissioners have each
bonded in the sum OF $4,000 and
delivered the bonds TO Council. This
action was In conformity with a
recent decision OF Council 10 in
crease tho bond OF the Commission
ers' as suggested by the commission
ers, who thought the old bond OF
$1,000 each was hardly large enough.
Evening journal., 1922-05-05
s745 Ooo MORE IN nONDs.

City Council last night approved
the bond sale for the securing OF
100000 for the Board Of Harbor
$4,000 for the
building OF the Davis incinersting
plant and $4,000 for the extension
OF the water mains in the city.
Evening journal., 1922-05-05
COUNCIL TO SEE PLAY.

City Council last night accepted
an invitation to attend the perform
ance at the Playhouse next Monday
night. OF "Smilin' Through" The
presenting company will be the
Playhouse Associate Players.
Evening journal., 1922-05-05

steel workers. mechanics and au-
tomobile mechanics will do we'll 70
watch carefully the Want Ads for
the next week. IL they desire better
positions with better money.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
Sin unfeblbares Sdlafmittel.
ssn elmer @lelaltaot fontnlt Elm

ss1 elmer alelnitaot fonnnrt Elm
Bauer in cine Apotbefe uno Der.
langt ell S6lafpulDer, % er
abenog thinner 10 ibledt einidlafen
tonne. Ser Mpotbeter Derfauft ibm
einige Eabletten nno bemerft, oaB
oteie Tder bei ibrn mirffen miirber.
Ser Nauer erideim ieOo9 nod
i0iter5ebn Eagen mieoer uno 6atlagt
lih bitter bariiber, 0aB Sic Sablet.
ten mbts genl1Bt batten. Sci
Apotbefer lit eritau11t. gr uber-
reidt ibm einige 56lafpulper uno
4gibt benz Bauer BEN Mat, abenos i'm
gett bon ems an 3u 8aib1en, uno
5uar iomeit, Els CT einiblafe. Gas
let Elm probates Wittel. Nab bier
MoAen fommt ser Bauer miiteoer in
Die Mpotbete. &c.," fragt Ser
Mpotbefer, roas Mittel fat gebol-
fen, nidt mabr? Bie neiit buben
ste ge5dblt?" r8is Diertauieno.
iinfbnnoertitteebbuen1 fetdd5ig," ant
mortet Ser Bauer. ullnb Damn linh
STE id0n eingeidlafen," ergan5t SET
Npotbefer iiegesgetDib. uNee, nee!"
ruff ser Bauer. nDann marfd
3eit gum nffidtebe!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
@eitere @eliquien fit 8lDdbiitte'

Das Me1leum in Ser Gtorierz
Blodbitte n1roe Mr5lt6 nm per-
5dieoene Geliquten beret@ert, bte Der:
felben bon Ben Sitter Bebnfe nno
sSronf Tnttle Samtlten gum 9e16emt
oemadt purben. GtneS bieier 6eltz
o1lien IL eiue lqbr, Die BON hilbert
Tuttle, Bafer BON Trau 8ebnte n11o
Trortf Snttle TN Sabre 1855 Do11
8rabbod Gpnntp, Ba.. mad gtem
u1m oebra6t nurbe. Wdbreno pes
Snoionerausbruds bel ano 1td o1e1e
iibr in benz Enttle 5etm tn Mtlforo,
ser iekigen @eorgs Mau6 Tarm.
Sin meiferes @ei6enf paren Teners
senqen, SIC asgsbli$ i ;fs a sGe S }s?gS
BON Der Cutie Tamilte nod bier gez
bradt wnrben. Mnberoem 16entte
Tran Bebnfe Der Ntonier 2oOge etr r =
@toblltid bon @sores ,, 9ei9 b. 'gf,n
coin, bie-ft6 an6 berettS aber o., 50
Sabre m8efite-ber 8ebnfe 6ar1alte
befanoe11 ssasss asseesssss sz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
HEATING PLANT FOR COUNTY
JAIL BUILDING.
Bids Close September ls, 1922.

Sealed bids will be received by the
County Board Of Brown County,
Minnesota, up to the hour of two
o'clock in the afternoon Of September
49,. 1922, at their chambers in the
court house in the City Of New Ulnn,
Minnesota, for installing d heating
plant in the County Jail Building i'll.
The bidder an submit his own
plans and specifications and bid must
state when work is to commence and
when it will be completed.
Bids shall be accompanied by a
certified check equal to 10 per cent of
the bid as a guarantee that the bidder
will furnish a satisfactory bond and
enter into contract for the perform
ance Of the work according to his pro-
posal. ,&s s
| The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids and waive any innformality
in;ltlhe same. as, # IS deemed to the best
interest IL / Of TIE county II 40 $50 So
Ali bids should be sealed and adj
dressed to Louis G. Vogel, County
Auditor, New Ulm, Minnesota, and
the envelope endorsed bid for In
stalking heating plant in the County
Jail Building"
Dated at New Ulm, Minnesota, this
22nd day Of August, A. D., 1922.
HERMAN POLKOW.
Chairman Of County Board.
LOUIS G. VOGEL,
1896 County Auditor.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01

according TO plans anu S~peculcaIlOnSs
on file in the office of the County Au-
ditor.9
The estimated cost of construction is
$~3l,i56.25.
The average haul is z 1-2 miles.
Bids will be received for either hard.
burned Clay or first class Cement tile.
The contractor in presenting his
bid must state the time he can COM
mence the work and the time he can.
complete 1T.
a certified check for at least ten.
per. cent of amountGof bid, made5pays
able to the County Auditor Of Brown
County, Minnesota, muBt accompany
each bid.
The successful bidder will be re-
CURED to give a satisfactory bond IN
an amount not less than the contract
price, to be approved by the Auditor
Of Brown County, Minnesota.
The right sto reject any or all bids
is hereby reserved.
Dated at New Ulm, Minnesota.
August 90 1922.
LOUIS 6. VOGEL, County Auditor.
CARL CASE, Engineer.
eE4&HSEsN GEHT E %9A.AL fEW@I E agE NW .WsEhEatt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
@pn Matpretie nah &actfte Suite
auriif+

2ebten Donmrstasnadmittag tra=
fen Scarf Summel, 10 Sabre alt, n1to
Serbert Builders, 20 Sabre, BON
ibrer 1000 Meetlen Nntotour mod Der
Yaciftc- &iite mieber bier etn: @s
tparen 3 Sage pentger alS 2 Monate
a1f ser Getie gepelen nno perlteBerl
am 81. Stunt Seem uln1, icoer NIT
5000 in Der 5aide. Son bte1er
@umme bra9ten tie nod ar11dber1o
mteber bie 5dlfte NIT ra9- San1e,
ein s3eiden, bab Die Si1gerS 1ebr
Dfonomi1d auf tbrer 8eiie fparen.
Die iuusen Qente fampterten mdbz
renb Der aarsen 2 Monate nnb batterl
alio feine 6otelz u11b @aragere9nun=
gen gu be3ablen. Sn etrt9ert Der
@taote ibrer @oute beiudten ite
sSreunbe unb 8ermanbte, 10 3. y. tn
@eattle, Maib., 8ortlano, Sre. n11o
Gait aafe Stu, ntab. auf Der 6ette
binauS nabmen Sic Sunsen Die n0r6z
Tide Noute nnb gtr9en bur6 bte
0afotas, Soabo uno 8aibtagton,
bann li6li6 bis nod 9%acramento,
Sal, BON no aus Tie be1 2tncoln Sigh
man Ditli6 burd Nepaba, Utah,
Mpomine, Mebra8fa uno Soma mob
men. 0ie Netie NOR tn leglt6er
Sinlt6t b09lt tntereliant n1lo na6
Nnlidt Der in11sen 2eute itno Sort.
1o,,S ,,nh Golt Qafe @ttn mtrflth
1d,0ne @tdote. Nltf Ser Setnretle
mubten Ste unternebmunsSlnlttsen
Meiienben tdselang bur6 etne White
fabren, mas lie als b06lt 11rtrterel liant
l1ro monoton beset6neten, Na6 IT,
rer Nnlibt stbt eS ntreerloS before
2anblfroBen a1s IN Minneiota, arSse<
nommen Sic gepflaiterten 9traben an
ser WefffIffe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
9iebe beiudten st Setter.

Qebten Donnsrstag itafteten Dtebe
SEM 2aoeu BON .. s. Sobnlon einer1
8elu6 ab, mdbrenb Der Beither tn
ether Msuitf &apeae auf Der N'eollet
Gountp 6atr belddftigt mai, Dte
Dtebe orangen our6 eine 9ealeertir
ser Mnep in Sen 9aoen uno erbenteten
Bapierz uno @ilberselo I'M Betra9e
BON $50. Die @traben maren 5ur>
3eit bes @inbrudS gang leer uno eS
iparen nur 3mei 3oli5titen I'm Dtenl!t,
SER Yobnion batte bic Borbdnge IN
leinem Qaben berunterge3ogen, mes
meue11 BON ser 5trabe aus gttemano
in SEN Qaben ieben fonnte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01

.rHfLr "--f
rSllue8 Of EozDap," bas in amez
rifani{9er @pra6e 9ei6riebene Woz
6enblatt, mel6eS Bic Snterefien Der
groben 5teuben Soctetp Dertrttt, OPP
peniert on bas Deutl6tnm beS 2anz
oes, insbefonbere au6 an BITE bier ge=
borenen @enerottonen, fir baS ietne
.5a9e perfe6tenbe 8latt ein5ntreten.
Sic nd6fm06ige Summer entbalt
nuter anoeren folge1be Nrtifel:: n@as
2orb MortbcltHe Snia1e"; uGorgeo
Documents nieb tn 8erlail1eS Treaz
to-; uunantbori5eb 9pofe8man"
sic 2abp from Sflaboma. Nu8=
nabmSmetie foa bis CUR Wabl5ett eth
Brobeabonnement bon $l.0O geftatfet
Elm. g..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
6o65ehe,t
Seticn=2ange

S 'Ef StH HNB HU.SE IH8aNt+HT LH4UB
Mtttmodnadmittag, 2::30 llbr,
fano tn ber IlttbertI6en ct. Sbbn's
Stride gu Sbafopee Die So13ett BON
Gep. Sobn Detien, Baitos Der lutte
ridden Stride In Gourtlanb NIT Sri.
Stloesarb Sc. 2of1ge, Iodter bon
Serrn unb Sreu @tItam 2a11ge BON
@bafopee% ltatt. Gep. George 8.
Mattbiae iprad hie btnoenoen 8orte
urb Sri. apbia Saenide, etne &niine
nnb 6rebcrid 9anee, ser 8ruoer Der
8raut, ltonben benz iungen Scare
GUT Seite. SRI. @liie &ettner BON
ct. Bau[ nno Srmsarb Gliel BON
Neapleton f%unsierten alS 8rautiungs
fern unb bic fletne- Mearte Sites nno
8aula Mattbtae a1s Blumenmdo6e1l
begin. Girsfrdgertn. Sri. Gftber
Scamp BON ct. saul 1ong 80 Bromtie
Me" unb purbe bier3u bon Sri.
Gmilie 96roeoer anf Ser Srgel be-
glettet, sic Damn audi Sen 9o65etts<
mari6 aus 2obengrtn nno Sic &ir6en-
bpmne nSeius be our @uibe" 81 @e=
b0r bradte. Nlfreo @utfne6t BON
ct. Saul nnb Sobn Saentde bon
Sbafopee mare1t 8latanDet1er tn Der
NIT 5erbitblumen prd6tig gel6mildz
ten Stride.
No6 ser Ira1tanesfeierlidfeh ar1o
in Glternba1lie ber Brdait ein Sod
seitseiien tn pier @dngen itatt.
Der 8rdutigaln TT in Seem Nln1
unb l1mgegenb beftens befa1tftt;, ser TIT
in 9e1tidla1lb eeboren nno er5ogen,
fetne Mutter lebt Ijeht nod tn
Sloenburg tn ser often Setmet.
Yaitor 9etien NOR mebr alS 2 Sabre
@ee1iorser an Der lutberit@en STRIDE
in Sronpco, Minn., nnb tit lett Otz
tober 1921 Baitor an ser lutbert19en
ct. Geters Stride IN @eurtlaro. 0te
8ro1lt lit etne iunge 9ame BON
@bafopee unb erfreut ii6 grobe get Se@
Itebtbett BET ibren nielen borttser
Trennoen. DaS 5od5ettspaar UNI
. ternabm eine NutozS o65ettSretle nod
Dem Noroen beS 5taate8 nno NITRO
mad bern Is. September tn tbr Setm
in Gourtlano suridfebren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
gefonturen iinb, tpar6en bon bieier
ltntgetetb erlebigt. irgbeIonoere bat

ISelU11GIteN TI1rD, qDurDell UDN UIeleE
1trtgeteub erlehigt, ingbeionbere bat
|bas fofortige @inereifen Der Bpli8eiz
bireftttton CUR raiden BBefftnuabbms beg
Sabrif6ireftorg @~iide1tmeif11fter geffniibrt
bes Beiibers ienes Nutos, beiien iiid
Die R6r6er Ndtbenalts bei ibrem Ut
tentat beSient battea1. gr iii III IL
rul berbdftet noroen a1nb iibt bort
3Er Nusheferutpg bepsif. IS
q. Ser Berfreter bes gberreihg1
antpalts bm Dor ffeeiiner Abtsfe BON
DsHiinda1en 1ul1sbrnidlii1d bent Neuuldearer
grlfen 5taatsarnpalt Mun feireur allf
ri6tgen 9mf fir 6as frenroli9e
gntgegenfo1111pen Il. bic MuterftMburg
Iausgefproden: .;
Das lit alto saIles ger1an bas @ez
IgenteH BON Dem, tpas bebanptet tplrz
Ibe. 8ei Der Breiea5teae Der polittz
i6enHoli8ei fdDeint ein beiaofer Birrz
4parr 8u 6erriden nnb es dpdre gu
ltplHden, bab idleunigf cine fnr
Rreb mttteilungen beranbtportltbe
l5teme gefdnffen trirb. amonfea
I0tnnte reg gei6eber, Dob Die 8oli5ei
Tim BnbIifnm Die @pnrpatbie berltert
beren tie Del ibpem fdtperen Dtenlt
nnm1gIi6 entraten fam.
90. Suit 1922.-Dns bei aIler be-
greHH6en Mufreglrpg oa5u ooreilig
n1rb au5u 1dltig INT Nei6stag bur@<
gepeiti14bte .@eleb gum @@ub Der 8ez
pltbblftif" fann Dent 6eufi9en golfe no9
re6t bDIe 8irrer bringen. 9as gez
gen bie sti1nrne bes 8ertpefers Bab>
|erns i'm Neidsrat angetortf1ene Sc
feb 4piro BON Ser baprii6en 0egierung
abgerebnt, 6pas 5unddf freili6 &eirte
praftiI9e 8e6eutnng- bdt, ba Bite
Meidsgeiebe iber ben adarbesgefeben
feben: SSu11nerbiin rlrtort eS IN 5lo@
beufi9Ganb tndtig. Ser baprif9e Sc
idnbte in 8erlin, b.. Brager, TIT nod
Mnnden aab9ereif atrb tpiro iofort
oem baDrif9en Miniterrat 8eri9t err
ilttatHten. Mn ben Miniiterrat 1dlteBt
}i@ 1admittogs nod eine 8eipednng
1Des @rafen 2er@enfeb init ben Earz
tetfmbrer11 an, in Der Die Ni9tl1nien
fuir @aper11s tpeibere Salfnn8 feftgez
1egt tperSe11 follen. Heber Die 9altu1g
Ser Megterlm1esparteien lift GIT iager,
BOB Die Demofraten III Der Srage beg
Musnabmeseietes bas 8orseben ber
baDri}6en Negierung IN Berlin hutz
gen uno 1rrteritiiben, iolange Ole gt11<
6eit bes Mei9esHonbur@ ni9t gefdbr<
set erfdeint, And VI e8dDrii@e 8olfs@
partei berfidert ;fi6 big anfs d11ber<
ite 9irter bie bisberige Mblebnnn8spoz
litif begGrafen 3er6enfeh 3n 1tenen,
|1a 1td 8abert1 gegen bps 4usnabfnes
ge1eb unb Die 1tel1erli@e S9mdlern1tg
ieiner perfuRurgsmafbiig sarantierten
Me6te tpebpen 1nuHe. SIZE 8abrii9e
@onspartei mira nnter. getpiiien 1rns
[tai1rben bie MuffIdrung BEG 2%afrotages
lrto sen goIfsenhheeib forSern. go
be6robIid btat eS aug '8abern felt Der
Meidsgriiufolngan nod ME geflnrgen.
8as gebenft Der @err @ei9sfan5ler
8irtb 5l tun?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
ssGsne benti9e 8ibeliiberiet,tng aif
Il tbel1 Saoer geiett.

Sn ser firdIiden @elt 1T Inn
Elm neberiesnnggfperf bes 3iiter5i-
enIehpaters unb 8rofeiiorS an Der
9iiener uniper1fiittn OF. NiDaro
SAl0gl Elm Deftiger Meinnnggitreit
entbrantt. IS ba11oelt I'D Inn oie
be,1tide Bibelaber7esung: Die Set
Iigen S9riften bes Neuen 8unoess
@urgberlag 8ien), Die BEL il
rem grideinen Die er5bifHoflihe
M%pprobation erbielt, Damn aber III
Mom auf ben Snoer geiebt tDuroe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
Gnis uub nmseeeno.

SEER un6 syrau sSrarf &nn5 Sr.,
.Tranf Sr. u1lo Frl. @lenora Sung,
4rau 5. 81. Dingler bon Mlt1nez
applis unb Serr @agner nno To6=
ter. sSrau Warben BON @iSconitr
mei(ten fiir,lih ais @dite I'M @eime
nm ,Serrr un6 Nrau 50. s. 4etman.
ri. 2pbia @olbe bon 9leepp @pe
{tqtfete lette ISOLDE Sran 9ermar
gmroeSer einen a1taenebmer Beiud
III,
sri. Serbia Nlbre6t meilt gu
sgeiud BET Sri. Mngeltna Ylant4tr
,gaoInnt @rope. !.
gun. Medlenbrug, {eit1e E06ter
Mlma ur0 Map, fopie SRI. 5ploia
gesfe nahmer lette Mo6e ON ber
sseier tn Sort Niogeln Tell,
Setter Sermantgeftl BON Stem Sitting
ton. q. 8. Aefinoet {td NIT mebreren
ietner Ginoer arf benz Mege na6 ben
g6melterltdoten nno bdlt ii@ be-
iudsmeiie BET bie1igen Trennoen uno
Germanoter auf.
sSrau SO. 6. Geiman nno Sob11
Geo, Irau Sobn @tebenbrn11ner uno
Setter 5droeoer unternabmen leste
Wod)e eine Mutotour na9 Sommerz
let, @isc., rtm ber W1tfe Mag1e1
Namilie einen Belu6 ab3uitatten. Ste
febrten Nnfang bteier @o9e bon
tbrem Nu8flug 5uriid.
Sri. Dora @9raoer ipetlte am
@on1taa gu @a1t bel 5errn ur6 Jrau
@eisler. Qehtere lit etne G1lfelt1 bon
Nrau @draoer.
Serr unb 6rai1 @enrp Wleper uno
Gi1loer 2ea1ber unb Mtntfreo 0on
,&lokner uno sic SRI. Mtlieuno W(ap
@esfe mcrsn am @onntas @dlte TN
@m. @esfe Seim.
6err uno Trau s. 6, 9pelbrtrt
BON Mtltona tamen lehten M}tttmo9
per Nuto mod bter nno febrten am
Treitao auriid. Sri. @itber Opel
brirf besleitete lie mod Mtltona.
3mei Sunbe, ein fleiner Staten
Terrier uno eth Ntrbale gin8en fiir5=
li6. auf bic &adenio9o. 5te laroete11
BET Sem Siibnertan BON Ntcolaus
Bermantger1, mo- iie a%nndberno 81
@ilbt19en ftn9en nno t0feten.
ST.. Selbi ten nno 5tnet 1etner 9obm,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01

The. County Commissioners Of Brown
County, Minnesota, met in special
session pursuant to agreement made
at their session held on August II,
1922, this 10Th day Of August at 10
o'clock A. M, to transact all such
business as may devolve upon them.
All the membrs were present.
Chairman Herman Polkow lledac
i the meeting to order.
Commissioner johnson offered the
following motion:
Whereas it has been made to ap-
pear to the County Board that the
Executive Committee Of the Goth An
niversary Of the Indian Massacre to
be commemorated, has appointed
County Auditor Louis G. Vogel as
| Marshall of the day during the said
celebration; and
Whereas, owing to such appointment
the said County Auditor is unable to
attend the session of this board at this
time and function as its official clerk;
Therefore be it moved that the Coun-
ty, Attorney w. T. Eckstein be appoint
ed as clerk pro tenn Of this board.
Said motion was duly seconded by
Commissioner Palmer and unanimously
carried.
Whereas it has been made to appear
to the Board of County Commissioners
of Brown County that the City of
New Ulm, in conjunction with the
neighiboring counties Of Brown, Nicol-
let, Blue Earth and Waterman Coun-
ties, would commemorate the Goth
anniversary Of the Indian Massacre
in a betting manner, August 18th
to goth, both inclusive; and
Whereas the County Board deemed
it meet and proper that it should, so
far as may be-, contribute towards the
industrial parade by supplying a suit
| able float for the occasion; and
Whereas such float was prepared by
Assistant Highway Engineer, Q. Ro-
bertson, descriptive of original and
present territorial limits OF Brown
County, together with membership OF
first County Board, in conjunction: with
other data Of interest; and
Whereas, such float was drawn by a
team Of horses furnished by the Coun-
ty Poor Farm, and for which Henry
Portner, Chairman Of the Town Board
Of the Supervisors Of Cottonwood.
and Carl Wa1bert, Overseer of the.
County Poor Farm, acted as footmep;
Be it resolved, by the County Board,
that the sincere thanks Of the County
Board be extended to all such persons
who SO heartily entered into the spirit
Of The occasion and contributed as
abundantly towards the full success
Of the occasion so cotnynemorated. 4
Application being made BY the Town,
Of Prairieville for reimbursement in the;
amount Of $150O.00 for moneys ex-.
pended by said Town upon highway
therein, and the said Town having
heretofore applied to the County Of
Brown for assistance in the improve
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
NOTICE TO DRAINAGE CON.
TRACTORS
Bids Close Sept. %, 1922.

DAoo 'SAooE 0SPSs So' "a
Sealed bids for the construction Of
COUNTY DITCH NO. 81, located
about z 1-2 miles north Of Sleepy Eye,
Brown County, Minnesota; also fol
any one or more linear sections Of 100
feet each thereof, will be received by
the undersigned at the office Of The
County Auditor Of said County, in
the Court House, up to 2 o'clock P.
M, September 't28, 1922.
The approximate amount of work to
be done, and material to. be furnished
in the construction Of said Ditch is as
follows:
The construction of a bulkhead at
the outlet;
The furnishing and placing the fol
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01

- Cute @rmabnungen.
80 geb' init @ott, Moolar, ltno
faIS gu bon einem Iuto totgefab-
rem mirlt, Damn merle Sir menig-
items ste. Summer, oamit 9sine Sa.
mile 5baoenerias beanfprnden
fann."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01

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