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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1903
Page
1
Word from Rev Daniel Bean indicates he will return to New Ulm to preach next Sunday January 3. He preached in Kansas City last Sunday and is expected to decide on the local pastorate when he arrives this week. Also advertising Frisco Cough Cure at W G Alwin's drug store.
John Doll a farm laborer was arrested Saturday on complaint by Roy Current for grand larceny in the second degree after allegedly stealing a ten dollar silver watch and small change from Current. He admitted stealing the watch and was bound over to await the next grand jury. authorities link him to the Nicollet farm hand robbery and note Doll pawned a watch for one dollar and later redeemed it. He claims to be from Chicago and has drifted to the area for years.
Dr. John Baasen of Eau Claire, born in New Ulm, conducts a series of experiments drawing wide attention among dentists. His recent discovery marks a notable advance in dental science.
Cavanaugh and Cuddy acquire Chas Toberer Plumbing, with ownership transfers to January 1. Toberer, aging health prompts sale to move south. new firm to operate from the present stand under Brown County Bank, while Cavanaugh continues with Toberer and Cuddy returns from Redfield to join the partnership.
City officials weigh retaining the Seagrave hook and ladder wagon after its arrival, keeping it ready but not assigned to Valley street calls. An addition to Hose House No 3 may be built by attaching a small city-owned building, enabling storage of the heavy wagon without forming a new company. The council likely to discuss the proposal at the next meeting.
Fairfax merchants push for a 180 foot single span bridge over the Minnesota river at the Suni Ferry as part of the Fort Ridgely park project. They urge Brown county to finance half the cost, with Nicollet county already pledging 800 and local council contributing 1000 to total 2600 toward a 6000 project.
The Office Blotter notes Judge Weber's decision in the Brown county suit against Griffith & Faith the Seepy Eye bankers requires wider boards of equalization to notify property owners when class assessments change. If sustained the ruling means extra work for county officers issuing numerous notices. Also mentions a Mankato promotion of John C. Fisher's New York production of the Silver Slipper with tickets on sale Jan 2. Harness washed and oiled for $1.00 at BB Amann & SmasaL.
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