Land Agency Seeks Buyers for Western Minnesota Lands
Land's Land Agency advertises farm lands in western Minnesota and southeastern South Dakota with bargain prices on unimproved and improved parcels. Listings include 14 acres near New Ulm with buildings, 230 acres sold with buildings, 160 acres in Bernadotte, 700 acres near Courtland, 120 acres near Lafayette, and other tracts in Brown, Blue Earth, and Nicollet counties. Also offering houses, vacant lots, home referrals, exchanges, and gilt edged mortgages.
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Minnesota
South Dakota
Nicollet County
New Ulm
Bernadotte
Courtland
West Newton Township
Lafayette
Sleepy Hye
Cambria
Blue Earth County
Bleepy Eye
Mothers! Mothers! Mothers! Curing children’s fevers and worms
An old time patent medicine ad promotes Sweet Powders for children to cure feverish colds and constipation. It claims to remove worms and relieve stomach aches, urging purchase at druggists for 2 cents with free samples and mailing from Allen S. Olim, Le Roy, New York.
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Allen S. Olim
Sted
le Roy
County Commissioners Short Session and Bridge Bids
County commissioners met briefly to handle bridge contracts and a few other matters. Fredrickson seated, Ole Synsteby’s vacancy filled. New Cottonwood bridge bids unsatisfactory and resubmission planned. No bids yet for courthouse painting or bridge repair work. Also discussed saloon license petitions and several bills before adjournment. A populist state convention may be set for July in Minneapolis with date tentative.
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Cottonwood
Court House
Hana Frederickson
Albin
Ole Synsteby
Daily Press
Minnesota Politica
Minneapolis Journal
Minneapolis
Lawson
State Committee
Populist State Committee
Nicollet House
Sleepy Eye Mill Plans Bar One Case For Fine Machinery
Plans and drawings for Sleepy Eye Milling Company’s new five story mill are by A S Lee of Minneapolis. The cream brick building will be 76 by 180 feet, 90 feet high, with six foot footings and a steel elevator for wheat. Nordyke Marmon machinery contracted for, foundation drafts complete. Crane Bros display illuminated sign over clothing store entrance to attract shoppers. State roadmaking needs reform as average men use roads to avoid work while exhausting taxes.
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Sleepy Eye Mill
Sleepy Eye Milling Company
A. 3S. Lee
Minneapolis
Loe
Nord
Minnesota Schools Report Shows Salary Jump for Teachers
State Superintendent J W Olsen releases 1901 figures with receipts of 7 216 188 28 dollars and expenditures of 7 209 562 49. Minnesota has 11 129 teachers, 2 116 men and 9 081 women, average salaries 43 60 and 38 30 per month, 15 278 high school pupils, 1 565 school buildings, and total property value 16 418 538 28 dollars. The notable rise follows a new uniform state certificate law reducing first grade teachers and creating demand for qualified instructors.
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J. W. Olsen
Minnesota
Buenger Plans Brick Structure On Minnesota Corner
L J Buenger buys the Minnesota and Third North corner from his father and will tear down the frame building to erect a three story brick structure with a granite front. A basement undertaker room and chapel are planned, with a water motor elevator to the top floor. Construction to start in June, preserving a historic site linked to the Indian massacre and New Ulm defenses.
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L. J. Buenger
Minnesota
Third North Street
Buenger
New Ulmston
Gun Club Shoot Results and Local Notices
The New Ulm Gun Club held its regular Sunday shoot with scores led by Mey er Wm and Graff among top shooters. Other items note maps of Brown County offered by The Review, a church building initiative by the Evangelical association, a patient operated for appendicitis at the hospital, and Louis Ambrosch planning a Turner Hall concert with city musicians.
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New
Ulm
Misa Paulina Marx
Yeaterday
Louis Ambrosch
Turner Hall
March With Music To St George Annual Bar Festivity
The city saloon keepers formed a march to St George to celebrate the annual license fee payment of 500 dollars per man per year. Thirty applicants attended the festivities spending 15,000 dollars into the city treasury. The event features games, prizes, and strong local tradition in a rare statewide spectacle. Red Wing to sue state board over girls training school site and funding in mandamus action challenging four mile distance rule. The board plans to answer soon.
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Bar” Association
R. Geisinger
St. George
Minneapolis Journal
Red Wing
State Board of Control
O. M. Hall
Frank M. Wilson
Board of Control
Barrie Mack Carter Stock Company at Turner Hall Theatre
An excellent company presented Our American Cousin at Turner Hall Theatre next Sunday evening with a troupe of eighteen and full scenic equipment. Reports from Sioux Falls and Sioux City say packed houses and high praise for the repertoire. Also local notices of births and a medicinal ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets priced 25 or 26 cents.
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Turner Hall
Barrie, Mack & Carter Stock Company
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Opera
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Saitors
Hummel Bros
N. Minn
St. New Ulin, Minn
Land’s Land Agency
Brown County
Farms & Loans
Commiers
Fredericekson
Crane Bros
Itie
Graff
Meyer
Herian
Burg
Matter
Vogel L. G
Hauenstein J
Baarsch
Sear
Hauenstein John
Baarach
Benr
L. G. Vogel
Ferdinand Crony ‘Toft
Chicago
Evangelical Association
F. J. Engel
Shemax
Henry Sheman
Bock
Alfred Boock
Kirgermne
John “Kinglet
Fred Engelon
E. W. Grove
John Battger
Mary Moldan
Bisepy Eye
Rudolph B. Filleche
Pauline Spoerhase
Palm Carlson Comfrey
Hilda Andersen
Hanry Kretech
Holmy
John C. Siebenbrunen
New Ulm August
Wagner
Jamestown
London
Jrone Bros
G. A. Ottomeyer
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