05 Aug 1903
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1903
Page
1
The War Department will soon send 7.40 caliber rifles to Minnesota volunteers, replacing older 1898 models with Wal type rifles. The new steel caliber 30 hulles differs mainly by a shorter barrel, making it suitable for infantry and other branches. St. Hellrewel, 508 Center Street, offers guarantees on sewing machines and related services.
Foresters picnic at Caecilian park near the Catholic church drew about 200 visitors from the city and countryside. A committee led by John Herzog J P Graff and A F Johnson organized amusements including games stalls and a popular grab bay. Ice cream stands fed crowds while Caecilian hall served meals. finances met expectations and the event was deemed a success.
R A McWilliams of the American Lime Syndicate returned to Minneapolis after inspecting Hertzy Winkelmann’s quarry and surrounding stone deposits in New Ulm. He said no firm plans were made yet, though findings would guide any purchase of the optioned property if stone supply proves adequate.
The Scandinavian Colony company led by Hoidale and Samson sits on Nicollet Avenue 802 near Union Station and Nicollet hotel. The office, run by Hoidale, features a New Century typewriter and a growing staff of clerks and agents. The firm plans to handle lands in Saskatchewan Canada and sites from New Ulm Land and Investment Co in Assiniboia, with a serious, professional approach.
A Minneapolis conversation with a creamery supply manager warns farmers against underusing silos. He cites Wisconsin examples of dairymen dedicating land to year round silo feed, reducing pasture costs and boosting commercial value. Early adopters in the state stand to gain the most as silo use grows.
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepas Cure aids digestion and blood health after meals. It also promotes Eliott Land Co services with offices across Illinois Iowa Wisconsin and the Dakotas and mentions low railroad fare and Ottomeyer Block contact.
G W Fletcher pleads guilty to petty larceny and is fined ten dollars plus costs totaling forty dollars. Judge Brandt dismisses the arrest as the case closes with his father arriving from Minneapolis to attend. Fletcher is secretary of Twin City Storage and Forwarding Co and will seek a fresh start after this setback.
Sunday night turnout expected for another pleasant concert by the Second Regiment band in Turner Hall park. Public welcome. last concert drew a large crowd despite poor weather. Patrons anticipate similar or better attendance and enjoyment.
A local retailer promotes shoes at 1.50 dollars claiming they are high quality with no defects. The ad emphasizes unbeatable value and urges customers to buy now for the best possible price.
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