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Apron - Large white party apron
Long white party apron trimmed with wide knit lace at the bottom. Short ties. Worn in the late 1800s by Anna Tmey Lauzer, mother of donor. Donor Abby Lauzer Andrews was the daughter of Simon and Anna Tmey Lauzer, who married in 1875 after coming to America with their separate families. They lived a year in Waverly and then in 1876 bought a farm four miles east of Hutchinson on the Bear Lake Road. There they raised a family of six children & ...
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Barometer - Cottage barometer/thermometer
Cottage Barometer - or Storm Glass and Thermometer Combined. From Hoffman & Viele, Norfolk, Nebraska, Furniture, Carpets and Crockery. Belonged to Abby Andrews parents, Simon and Anna Tmey Lauzer. Two glass tubes are set in a crude wooden frame. Readings for the barometer are on a paper backing and Instructions are on the back of the wooden holder. The Lauzers were early pioneers who moved to Hutchinson in 1876 and bought a farm 4 mile...
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Bonnet - Winter bonnet
Crocheted wool winter bonnet. Maroon yarn trimmed with lavender thread. Rust brown yarn inside with rust ribbon ties. Worn in the 1880s by Anna Lauzer Tmey, mother of donor Abby L. Andrews.
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Bowl, Sugar - Sugar bowl
Large ironstone sugar bowl made by J. & G. Meakin. It was used on the Simon Lauzer farm dating back to 1890. White color. Maker's mark on bottom. Donor Abby Lauzer Andrews was the daughter of Simon and Anna Tmey Lauzer, who married in 1875 after coming to America with their separate families. They lived a year in Waverly and then in 1876 bought a farm four miles east of Hutchinson on the Bear Lake Road. There they raised a family of six chi...
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Butler, Silent - Black metal crumber/silent butler tray with brush
Black metal crumber/silent butler tray with matching curved wooden handle brush. Both have gilt painted leafy design & trim. Used to sweep crumbs from a tablecloth. Described by donor as "Dining Room Table Scrumber, 1890; given by Abby L. Andrews, 1982." Used by Simon & Anna Tmey Lauzer after they were married in 1875. Donor Abby Lauzer Andrews was their daughter. Simon and Anna Tmey Lauzer married in 1875 after coming to America with their...
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Cup - Handleless cup
Handleless ironstoneware cup, Royal premium T& R Boots. Used by Simon & Anna Tmey Lauzer after they were married in 1875. Donor Abby Lauzer Andrews was their daughter. Simon and Anna Tmey Lauzer married in 1875 after coming to America with their separate families. They lived a year in Waverly and then in 1876 bought a farm four miles east of Hutchinson on the Bear Lake Road. There they raised a family of six children.
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Grater - Tin nutmeg grater
Tin nutmeg grater or rasp; half-cylindrical. Belonged to Lauzers, parents of Abby Andrews. The surface is perforated with small rasped holes. The nutmeg is passed over the surface to grate. Covered seed storage area at top. Hole for hanging. The Lauzers were early pioneers who moved to Hutchinson in 1876 and bought a farm 4 miles east of Hutchinson, where they remained until 1913 when they moved to Minneapolis. Simon Lauzer died in 1934 and ...
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Mitten - Pair of beaver fur driving mittens
Pair of beaver fur driving mittens with leather palms & thumbs; red wool lining; drawstrings on cuffs. Worn by Simon Lauzer in the 1800s. He was the donor's father.
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Napkin - Red and white woven cotton napkin
Red & white woven cotton napkin with red fringes on two sides and white fringes on opposite sides. Donor notes: The napkin was used daily. It was purchased from an Arab who made his yearly visits to his farm customers about 1885. The Arab often stayed with my parents Simon and Anna Tmey Lauzer overnight.
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Novelty, Promotional - Novelty ice pick
Promotional novelty ice pick from Flour City Ice Co. "Pure Ice, Good Service". All metal; heavy handle. Belonged to the Lauzers, parents of donor Abby Andrews. The Lauzers were early pioneers who moved to Hutchinson in 1876 and bought a farm 4 miles east of Hutchinson, where they remained until 1913 when they moved to Minneapolis. Simon Lauzer died in 1934 and Anna Tmey Lauzer in 1935.
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Opener, Can - Metal can opener
Metal can opener used by the Lauzer family. Donor Abby Lauzer Andrews was the daughter of Simon and Anna Tmey Lauzer, who married in 1875 after coming to America with their separate families. They lived a year in Waverly and then in 1876 bought a farm four miles east of Hutchinson on the Bear Lake Road. There they raised a family of six children. Abby Lauzer graduated from Hutchinson High School in 1912 and from the University of Minnesota in...
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Peeler, Vegetable - Vegtable peeler & grater
Combination vegetable peeler and grater. Metal. Marked "De Vault patent 2106796". 1930s. Belonged to the Lauzers, parents of donor Abby Andrews. The Lauzers were early pioneers who moved to Hutchinson in 1876 and bought a farm 4 miles east of Hutchinson, where they remained until 1913 when they moved to Minneapolis. Simon Lauzer died in 1934 and Anna Tmey Lauzer in 1935.
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Photograph, Cabinet - Emily Lauzer
Black & white cabinet card photograph of Emily Lauzer, 1899 graduate of Hutchinson High School. She is wearing a high neck white dress with shoulder & bottom hem ruffles. She has a bouquet of flowers. Credited to T. A. Sather, Hutchinson, MN.
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Pincushion - Pincushion
Large beaded Victorian pincushion given to Simon Lauzer's parents by Chief Little Crow when he lived on their farm in Waverly, Minnesota, during the winter months. Has heavily beaded picture of two birds on a branch in the center with outer border of leaves that are also heavily beaded. Loops of beads form the fringe. Reverse is pale lavender stiff cloth. Beads are all clear except blue beads for the birds' eyes. Heavy stuffing (sawdust?). ...
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Pitcher, Syrup - Clear glass syrup pitcher
Clear glass syrup pitcher with metal screw-on cover & lip; glass handle. Originally had a hinged lid. Used by Simon & Anna Tmey Lauzer. Donor Abby Lauzer Andrews was the daughter of Simon and Anna Tmey Lauzer, who married in 1875 after coming to America with their separate families. They lived a year in Waverly and then in 1876 bought a farm four miles east of Hutchinson on the Bear Lake Road. There they raised a family of six children.
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Sharpener, Knife - Knife & Scissor sharpener
Knife & scissor sharpener on small wood block with adjustable slot. Belonged to donor's mother Anna Tmey Lauzer. Simon and Anna Tmey Lauzer married in 1875 after coming to America with their separate families. They lived a year in Waverly and then in 1876 bought a farm four miles east of Hutchinson on the Bear Lake Road. There they raised a family of six children.
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Sharpener, Knife - Knife sharpener
Eversharp knife sharpener. Has center sharpening discs and could be mounted to a board. Made by the Eversharp Company of New Haven, Conn. Belonged to the Lauzer family. Donor Abby Lauzer Andrews was the daughter of Simon and Anna Tmey Lauzer, who married in 1875 after coming to America with their separate families. They lived a year in Waverly and then in 1876 bought a farm four miles east of Hutchinson on the Bear Lake Road. There they ...
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Sifter, Flour - Round flour sifter
Large flat tin flour sifter/sieve with screen. Belonged to the Lauzer Family. Donor Abby Lauzer Andrews was the daughter of Simon and Anna Tmey Lauzer, who married in 1875 after coming to America with their separate families. They lived a year in Waverly and then in 1876 bought a farm four miles east of Hutchinson on the Bear Lake Road. There they raised a family of six children. Abby Lauzer graduated from Hutchinson High School in 1912 an...
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Sifter, Flour - Tin flour sifter/sieve
Large round tin flour sifter/sieve with wire screen and loop for hanging. Belonged to Anna Tmey Lauzer c.1880. Donor Abby Lauzer Andrews was her daughter. Simon and Anna Tmey Lauzer married in 1875 after coming to America with their separate families. They lived a year in Waverly and then in 1876 bought a farm four miles east of Hutchinson on the Bear Lake Road. There they raised a family of six children.
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Sill, Window - Window sill brace
Window brace used to prop a window open. Wood. Donor notes: "This fancy stopper was used years ago to keep windows open - no spring on window was available. Used frequently on Simon and Anna Tmey Lauzer farm bought in 1876 and still owned by Abby Lauzer Andrews in 1982. Given by Abby Lauzer Andrews Aug. 15, 1982."
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