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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1902
Page
6
A fragmented notice outlines Turner Hall activity with several classes for boys and girls ages 10 to 15 plus women and men. Times run from 4:15 to 8:40 p.m. on weekdays and Saturdays, including specific sessions for different age groups and a junior vs. boys match.
In Hanska the north Main Street sidewalk project started as planned and the East Broadway path will be installed soon. An X ray check on the Anderson girl’s arm shows healing progress though full use will take time. The Bank of Hanska will reorganize as a private bank with listed stockholders including Hage Stone Hagestande Bjertesen and others, with officer elections upcoming. Local notices wrap with a health product plug for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and a weekly roundup from exchanges.
The Comfrey note highlights A M Bradbury adding to his residence and painting the building. It notes potential openings for a jewelry store, photograph gallery, flour mill, and brick yard, with local brick clay abundant. It also mentions W J Gentle selling his Brookings grocery to Lentz Bros and Mrs Gentle seeking a milder climate for health treatment.
In Springfield Herman Mueller hid a cut artery in his hand Sunday, a snail from John Schreiner’s son caused a dynamite accident injuring a hand and possibly sight. M C Radabough reports huge corn on Catin farm with stalks over ten feet. John Larson and W C Miller traveled home from the southwest county trip noting quiet politics. Oscar Erickson plans move to Comfrey and a $3000 residence. School attic rooms nearly finished adding two new lavatories.
The plan changes the High school room to the former seventh grade room and moves the seventh grade to the former high school room. Superintendent Huff will relocate his office to the library on the first floor, and his former office becomes a recitation room. A stray health ad pitches Oule Minute Cough Cure as a universal remedy for coughs and throat troubles.
Local correspondence records visits by August Backer and wife in New Ulm, trips to Sleepy Eye, and Essig hall dance on August 80 hosted by Gruenenfelder band. A birthday gathering for Mrs. Martin Mueller includes New Ulm guests. Also a harvest time moral note touting St Bernard Vegetable Pill as a preventive remedy.
The Wanda Pioneer Press questions Eugené Fernholz farmly of Com Trey as a prospective Brown County auditor candidate. It suggests he favors real estate business in Wanda and contemplates moving to Redwood County. The piece doubts his loyalty to the Democratic nomination and hints at Republican leanings while criticizing local coverage.
An advertisement warns against mercury in medicines and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims the remedy is mercury free, taken internally, and effective for mucous system issues. The notice notes testimonials are free and pills are sold by druggists at seven cents per bottle.
W H Dibble of Sioux City IA recalls his 11 year old son being poisoned by a weed or plant. The boy rubbed poison into his eyes and risked blindness before DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve eased symptoms. Neighbor recommended the salve and it helped within days. Pfefferle warning about counterfeits.
In Brown county Minnesota a probate order assigns administration to N E Thormodson II for Hans Larson estate. Six months to file claims with a March 4 1913 hearing at 10 am in New Ulm. Notice to creditors to publish for three weeks in New Ulm Review. Also mentions Jens A Strand final account hearing and notices.
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway will sell from August 30 to September 6 with a return limit September 8. Excursion tickets to the Minnesota State Fair at one way fare for a round trip. The exhibit of crops and the display of manufactured goods plus amusements and races are highlighted.
Mortgage foreclosure sale ordered after default on a May 3 1870 mortgage by JHJ Tappe and Johanne Tappe to Wilhelm Unverworn. The North West half of Lot No 1 in Block No 68 on North Center Street New Ulm is to be sold by the Brown County Sheriff on September 15 1900 at 10 am for cash to satisfy $967.05 plus interest taxes and costs with $60 attorney fees. redemption allowed within one year.
North Western Line offers half fare round trips for August 22 and 28 to the Anniversary Celebration at New Dim Minnesota. Tickets good for return only through August 25. Apply via Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
North-Western Line offers half rates to the Minnesota State Fair at St Paul and Minneapolis. Excursion ticket valid August 30 to September 6 with return allowed until September 5. Applies to agents of Chicago North Western Railway for travel via the line.
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