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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
6
A vintage advert promotes Gold Fish and aquariums with a free fish offer. Shoppers may receive two gold fish and an aquarium by buying two pounds of baking powder for fifty cents, or purchase two fish and an aquarium for one dollar. The copy extols ease of care and home enjoyment.
Mrs Junitis Atimison visited her husband in Stevens County Wisconsin. Mie Bergauier left for Madison to pursue a presitnus Peder J Pantaan who lives west of town and is building a residence. Moss Rewiteer with family and sister heads to Out, Neb for a visit. Jon Minkelson, after work around Traps, returns home. Missa Jobnsin Pulser and Oaren with O A Oaren visit New Ulm. A group of boys rode Sunday night with a buggy that tipped. Sidewalks in Honska praised as sign of prosperity. The voltage well contract awarded to Christ Christianson and workers began work. The well will be 44 feet in diameter and dug to an ample depth, in the street east of J W Thompson’s Hardware.
A Lafayette notice lists a fall social dance on December 28 with music by Ghyz's celebrated orchestras. It mentions a Christmas sale at Gulilrseh and Simonson, a business trip by Josh Wild to Sleepy Bye, and various local remarks about residents and events.
Crone Bros presents discounts on ladies Ultra shoes at 3.50 and touts a large crockery and garment selection. The ad promises quality guaranteed overcoats, groceries for holidays, infants and ladies shoes, Christmas gifts, sweaters, lamps, and Thompson corsets with festive pricing.
A December trek from a ranch yields a deer buck and a doe for Christmas dinner. The hunt starts before sunrise across snow and ice on a frosty river as wolves, coyotes, and a bobcat tracks are checked. The pair bag a buck after a shot through cedar ledges, load the meat, and brave a river ice collapse on the return.
A narrator describes climbing a ridge with a companion who fires at a young black tail doe in a brush patch. The shot breaks the deer's neck and she tumbles down the hill as they move away from the burning crimson flash and snowy wastes behind.
A collection of playful notes on Christmas pudding production with a tally of 7 589 tons and 39 000 000 eggs, plus a humorous exchange about gifts and a garbled Christmas verse praising the season and peace.
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