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ARMY STORE STILL SERVES NEEDS OF MANY CUSTOMERS

A. B. Waterson Purchased Business From Owner 5 Years Ago. ———— ONLY BARGAIN STORE LOCATED IN NEW ULM ———— Original Location In Old Historical Building Is Retained. ———— A. B. Waterston, owner and manager of the Army Store, has been in the business circle of New Ulm during the past few years and in that time has built up a patronage which makes the only exclusive “bargain” store in this city a real success. Buys Berg Interest Prior to Mr. Waterston’s coming to New Ulm in 1920, Roy Berg started a store known as the Army Store. The selling ...

Officials view the city’s newest arrivals

Projects which are complete, partially done, or still a twinkle in some planner’s eye were viewed this week by New Ulm officials on a three-hour tour. All five city councilmen, the mayor and four of five members of the public Utilities Commission (Mark Retzlaff was on vacation) were bused ...

On Halloween night it’s exciting to be young

Amy could hardly sit still all day. By late afternoon her mother, Judy Luker, had to tell her to sit down in the living room. But soon, Amy was bouncing around on the couch, gabbing away and, predictably enough, bringing her mother into the room to find out why the little 6-year-old couldn’t stay quiet. “I just get so excited that I can’t sit still,” Amy told her. THE SCENE at 300 N. State St. in New Ulm was probably no different than at most other households in town because it was Oct. 31, and Halloween evening was fast approaching. The only thing that set the Ronald ...

TWENTY THREE ARE EXAMINED DURING SPECIALISTS VISIT

Two Day Free Clinic Held At High School Monday And Tuesday. ———— REFER ALL CASES TO LOCAL PHYSICIANS ———— Aim Is To Prevent Spread Of Tuberculosis. Taking Cases Early. ———— Dr. J. A. Myers, tuberculosis specialist sent out by the Minnesota Public Health Association, conducted a free health clinic at the high school building with the assistance of Miss Cora Bruess, school nurse, Monday and Tuesday. The main purpose of the clinic is to discover cases of tuberculosis in the early and curable stages and to seek out those threatened by the disease and ...

OFFICERS RAID P. LOESCH HOME

Three-Gallon Jug Nearly Full of “Moon” Located in Basement Tuesday Morning. ———— TWO CAMBRIA FARMERS GIVE INFORMATION ———— Auto Crash Saturday Night on North Jefferson Street Leads to Search of Premises. ———— Henry and Thomas Walters, farmers of the Cambria neighborhood, were in New Ulm Saturday. That evening Policeman Ed. Wagner was called to North Jefferson street by a report of an auto smashup. When he arrived on the scene he discovered two bottles one a quart and another a pint of the kicky stuff in the Ford touring car, which the ...

MULLIGAN TWP. IS AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT

Wm. J. Cook and Jos, Laus, Farmers, Charged With Selling Moonshine to One S. P. Thompson. ———— BOTH DENY CHARGE IN JUSTICE COURT WED. ———— Cook Bound Over to District Court. Laux Demands Preliminary Hearing. Cook Says He Makes Stuff. ———— Wm. J. Cook and Jos. Laux, Mulligan township farmers, were brought to New Ulm Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff W. H. Gieseke, Night policeman Anton Groebner, Jr., Art. Dahl, Isidor Gleisner and Gust. Meyer. They were arrested on a charge of selling “moon” to one S. P. Thompson. Laux is charged with the sale to ...