New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-22
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sIGEL TOWN NEWS

SIGEL TOWN NEWS.
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a large crowd Of people were at the
John Rickers' home last Tuesday and.
spent the evening playing cards. 81
81 The boiler at the Sigel Creamery
nearly exploded Monday afternoon,
and a new boiler will be Installed this
week. N .4s
There was a large crowd Of card
players at the Joseph Schloegel home
last Wednesday evening.
Quite few of the Sigel town farmers
have their seeders ready and expect
to get them busy pretty quick.
Miss Clara Rickers and Miss
Sehloegel were guests at the John
Rckers home, Sunday. 5
Miss Ella Rickers returned to La
fayette where she is employed after
visiting with her parents for a week.
Joe Zeig was visitor at the John
Rickers' home one evening during the
past week. ' 81 s7a. NJ
Joseph W. schloegel and John
Kral's car are working again and they
are waiting for good roads. d,
Robert Wilfahrt, Herbert Holm,
John J. Soukup, Albert Baumann and
Frank Schneider were busy at the
Sigel creamery Thursday taking out
the old boiler.
Now the Schafskopf players will
have to lay their cards away and get
busy out in the fields. q. y
Miss Bertha Schloegel was laid up
with a severe cold this week, due to a
tumble in a puddle Of water last Sun
day., and getting wet feet.
Frank H. Seifert and August Hof-
mann were in the Cities several days
this week to buy a new boiler for the
creamery. They came home Thurs
day.
The Misses Elsie and Agnes Soukul
were visitors at John Ricker's home
the past week.
Harry Smith will work at the Joe
| Zwack, 3Jr. farm this coming season. y
Miss Clara Rickers will work at the
Richard Becker farm during the
summer months.
Arthur Rickers will start working
at Bill Seifert' s in Sigel this week.
Bill Seifert was caller in New Ulm
Thursday. ~ 's
a pretty white calf has made it's APP
pearance at the Joe T. Hoffman, farm,
and six pigs at the Alex Hillesheim
farm. tas3t4a
They had surprise at Fred Guggis-
berg's Sunday. Lunch was Served at
midnight.
Last Thursday they were saving
wood at one speed at John Hillesheim's S.
Rose Kretsch, Hildegard Tauer,
Amanda Ricker's and some more
Schafskopf players were at John Viii
fahrt's place Thursday evening last
week. Lunch was served at midnight.
Don't forget to put out your seeding
machinery and clean your wheat.
Spring is here.
Annie Wilfahrt, Rose Kretsch, Alma
Wilfahrt and Amanda Ricker's had a
nice trip Wednesday as they went to
see Hilda Tauer.
Take care that the chicken cholera
wont catch you because it is pretty
bad in Sigel.
A group Of girls and boys had card
party at George Ecksteins.
Peter Schmid has rented the John
Sittauer farm in Sigel.
There is Ford runabout in Sigel
that is seen on the road nearly every
day 1t must have some very impor-
tant business, as the boys are usually
out only on Sundays.
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