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Hunters find Buffalo skull

A BUFFALO SKULL was found near the Little Cottonwood River Saturday by Kevin Tauer, 12, at left, who was hunting squirrels with his brother, Daniel, 8. The boys are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tauer of New Ulm. According to Kevin, the skull, nearly buried, was so covered with mud and sand ...

ABSENTEES MAY NOW CAST VOTES BY MAIL

Necessary Blanks May Be Obtained from Auditor Louis G. Vogel. Those, Who Do Not Expect to Be Home Upon Election Day, Nov. 4 Should Make Application to Him, Not Later Than October 27, for a Blank Upon Which to Vote. Voters who expect to be absent from their voting precinct on Nov.4, election ...

4,500 GALLONS ‘GAS’ DRAINED FROM TANK

Boys Break Lock on Valve at Radke Independent Oil Co. Supply Station Last Thursday. ———— LOSS IS APPROXIMATELY $635,WHOLESALE COST ———— Tanks Had Been Moved from Vicinity of New Ulm Brick & Tile Yards the Previous Dy. ———— Sufficient gasoline to make a ...

NOV. 10TH SET FOR RE-OPENING OF F. & M. STATE BANK

Agreement Signed, Stockholders Accepting 35 Percent Discount. ———— STOCKHOLDERS TO ELECT NEW BOARD ———— Election To Take Place Next Monday Morning At 10:30. ———— After weeks of hard work on the part of some of the stockholders, directors and officers of the ...

Charter group puts police amendments on ballot

New Ulm Charter Commission voted unanimously Tuesday to put two city charter amendments involving the police department on the ballot Nov. 5. The amendment would affect the police chief and the power of the police commission and the mayor. City council has refused to enact the changes into ...

Loitering ordinance ruled unconstitutional

The section of a New Ulm ordinance prohibiting loitering has been found unconstitutionally vague and indefinite by Brown County Court Judge William Mather. Judge Mather issued his ruling last week in the case of David J. Zupfer, 20, 519 N. Washington, who had been charged with loitering Oct. ...