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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1903
Page
9
The Bee Hive displays an immense stock of toys and holiday goods in its basement with low prices below any rival. Customers are invited to inspect the line before buying and are assured trustworthy merchandise and increasing patronage as proof of value.
A catalog notes albums are useful holiday gifts with a wide variety. It invites readers to view the line before buying and promises a large selection of similar items.
Store advertises tool chests in all sizes and prices as ideal gifts for boys, noting variety and options.
Eight cents to three dollars buys a nicely dressed doll identical to this cut. Also available are 10 inch dolls with bisque head, glass eyes and hair, plus toilet sets, cuff and collar boxes, handkerchief cases, manicure sets, smoking sets and photograph holders in various descriptions at money saving prices.
Shoppers in New Ulm anticipate a very merry Christmas as merchants stock vast assortments of toys gifts and trinkets. Window displays entice early buyers while trade remains robust from a prosperous 1902 season. Dr Strickler and Dr Fritsche appear in medical society notes.
This evening male members of the Congregational church plan an oyster supper in the Boesch building on North Minnesota street, taking over the event from women. Caterer G A Ottomeyer will supervise and handle cash. Supper runs 5 30 to 8 with oysters 25 cents, sandwiches 10 cents, coffee. Chief Otto Seiter presides. Frank H Behnke assists. waiters include G W Barnes Einar Hordale E L Dills Wm R Mather and others. The piece notes no fatalities since a similar event years ago. A long ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ends the item.
The article extols Crane Bros of New Ulm and their long running business in Brown county. It highlights the 1857 building date, ties to historic challenges, and praises their integrity and Christmas display as a model of square dealing and steady enterprise.
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