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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1902
Page
5
Readable fragments indicate a description of Will possessing the largest assortment aligned with western items. The text hints at catalog or inventory emphasis, contrasting regional offerings and naming Will as a central figure. Further specifics are not legible in the fragment.
Busy Sleepy Eye News notes on visitors guests and local business moves during the celebration week. Mentions of Geo Hauenstein, Mrs Seiter, Miss Schmidt, Mrs Priday, J H Forster, Otto Seiter, and others with social calls, store moves, new goods, and infrastructure plans. Attendance estimates confer a bustling civic mood with Militia and street fairs, while Arnold Anderson drowns in a rain tub in Brookville.
Born. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Geo Schnobrich on Tue Aug 26 1902 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs J Backes on Fri Aug 28 1902. Departure notice: The Twin Cities sleeping car and coach between Minneapolis St Paul Tracy will leave Minneapolis 7:00 pm and St Paul 8:00 pm daily starting Sun Aug 31, one hour earlier than previous schedule. Contact Chicago and North Western Railway agents for details.
The Tuesday reunion brought defenders together to recount past events and renew acquaintances among longtime friends. Duther Ives corrected a monument discrepancy, and a mishap left Miss Anna Bartehueus with a fractured ankle after stepping from a moving car. Police kept order while hosts and visitors, including the Naegele family from Seattle, enjoyed meals, crafts, and shared memories across several states and Canada.
A planning committee led by Commercial Union organized a large Massacre commemorative event with strong backing from local businessmen. The Hauenstein Brewing Co. unveiled an arch at Minnesota and Center streets reading In honor of the Defenders, adding to festive decorations. Colonel Luther Ives, linked to the Todians’ past action, is invited to return with a display wagon and teams, as an oil painting depicts the historic ride with Loomis and others driving a daring wagon pursuit through New Ulm.
This fragment advertises a store promising value with direct delivery and experience. It lists items like Fancy Brick Cheese, Cream Cheese, Maple Sugar, Sweet Pickles and mentions a local shooting near Turner hall in Sleepy Eye Dispatch context. The Ives party survived a harsh encounter as the source notes.
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