03 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
1
Fresh from Olive Dil Sauces bottled condiments and delicacies for every palate. A well stocked groceriea offers pies and Pinos specials, seafoods like Lobster and Shrimp, chicken and salads, plus Westone ghest material at 25 cents. Fresh vegetables include lettuce radishes green onions celery and asparagus. Crest supply every Hag at reasonable price.
Spring Is Here and goods are not dear. Our $10, $12 and $14 men s suits are all wool, well trimmed and neat patterns. Fancy worsteds without stripes offer good value at the price. A leading $10 all wool black navy suit sells with a $2 saving. Your inspection invited. We stand behind our claims.
Results show 716 for the lighting bonds and 70 against the measure to issue 80 000 for city owned electric lighting. The election also chose three aldermen and reflected strong support from taxpayers for rapid municipal lighting despite lower turnout from the general election.
Plans for the 80th anniversary of Company A, 2nd Regiment N. G. 8. M. set for May 25. Governor Van Sant will attend with regimental officers as guests of A Company. A banquet, grand bull and military pageant are planned with special trains and possible participation by other regiment units.
Real estate transfers list shows multiple deeds in the New Ulm Sleepy Eye area including James G Gould to J Howard Ladd 80 acres, August Gauske to Jacob Buttes 3 acres, Tobias Johnson to Austin Son 40 acres, Herman Tosch to Wm Schroe der 80 acres, Hans Blessum to Bernhard Reinhart 200, and other parcels in 5-11-33 and 18-109-32. Also notes visitors H G Bays and Sleepy Eye Dispatch editor Hodges, and a birth to Mr and Mrs John Herzog.
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