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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1902
Page
3
Redwing Argus argues that Lind’s election expense adjustments reveal the law’s inadequacy. The piece says spending exceeded legal limits, then was trimmed to comply, and criticizes fixed limits as creating loopholes. It calls for complete publicity and removal of expenditure caps to deter corruption.
The Farmers Elevator Co board plans to meet Monday to decide whether to buy or rent an elevator as wheat prices edge higher in Lafayette and nearby towns. Albert Wrelend of New Ulm visited his brother-in-law Emil Olean this week while locals note price differences across Gibbon Nicollet St. Peter and Klossner.
Residents report visitors at Jig Penert’s Sanday. Carlsons plan move to Darfur with improved farm and renter pursuit. Kono Djernosta Cons Divesta promotes tonics. Kodol advertised by Gov Atkinson as stomach remedy. Burglar alarm dispute and dog Dash tale noted. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve praised for piles and skin, with counterfeit warnings.
Misa Ida Anderson seeks the H F Dirks position vacated by her sister Mie Anna Anderson who is on vacation. Redding of the State Bank at Lamberton is resting easier after inflammatory rheumatism. Schultz of Stately mourns his father’s death in Calgary. L. H. R. Scot and family depart for Winnipeg. Mrs Anoje Knoz and daughters Edna and Laura plan a two week visit to New Ulm and Le Sueur. Gust Altermatt returns from Washington with relatives and plans a month’s stay. Theo Halvor located a bullet in his leg after a prior shooting and doctors remove it, finding an aneurysm. Caution urged with One Minute Cough Cure. Surheim ends Nundai’s meat market ties and may pursue a spring venture. Henry Chote ships furniture to Aithin county with his nephew staying for winter.
News from Sleepy Eye reports the new creamery in operation and an improved facility after a fire. A marriage in Oregon ties Miss Jenner McBain to Wesley R. Belshes, and plans for their Oregon home. Milestones include fence work around the monument and Mills Company gifts. Local resignations, visits, and arrests near Spring Lake add to a busy week.
An adjourned city council meeting was held Tuesday with most members present except Manderfeld. The board of public works assessments for grading on Washington and State streets were confirmed after reading from the record with no objections. The council revived a fire insurance rating on city property and authorized the city clerk to sign the splitation and draw warrants for the listed amounts totaling $11,000 plus equipment valued at $2,000 and $600 for current apparatus.
Jetmers of Kansas City named general agent for the Deere division of International Harvester Co in Annerloe. White promoted after sixteen years with the firm and long service in southern Minnesota and Minneapolis. Trade in dealer territory grew slowly under White’s leadership.
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