20 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1901
Page
1
F H Dyckman Co at State Bank of Sleepy Eye offers real estate loans at 54 percent and 5 percent with privilege of repayment before maturity 58.
Special correspondence notes residents visiting New Ulm and Essig including Pete Wolfe visiting old friends. A South Town Club masquerade at Milford Club ball drew social attendance. a buggy accident after the event caused minor injuries. Dr. Emil Mueller and family sleigh riders visited Essig. Mrs. Mueller and daughter stayed for part of the trip. Local mischiefs threaten Mr Kroeger. W B Munsell moves to Los Angeles. Gieseke family heads to California for winter. James Montgomery buys equipment and a large safe in Minneapolis. Woodman Judge plans drill team contest entry next June. M M Radi prepares new corner building foundation on Main Street. dirt used to raise a Sixth Street property.
Advance notes M Lehrer Wan Bierman journeying to North Dakota to buy land. Mayor raises river dam and installs fish-way with penalties for fishing. Game and Fish Commission to stock with bass perch and pike. New Brown county wall maps praised by County Auditor Vogel. Larrabee family plans move west due to health. Bier and Lyons reports describe harsh winter, many guests and widespread lung issues. John Krueger reports wire cutting, post damage, and tree fall incidents.
The Times reports farmers ordered a twine campaign and Ef G Rue is employed by Interstate Accident and Relief Co. in Brown County. Gopher Literary Society elected new officers Chas Lampen president Arthur Wing vice president and others. Aroostoook County Maine leads in starch and potato production with fifty state factories and large yearly shipments. Minnesotan starch growth touted alongside local optical and druggist sales events.
The Minneapolis Journal launches a four month daily series under the Current Topics Club. Topics include Colonial Governments of Today The Opportunity and the Man The Art of Living a Hundred Years American Life Century Ago The Women’s Club Movement and What the Government Does for the People. Back issues available. three months of the Journal plus a map package offered for $1.00.
Real estate transfers listed include Lars Bogensen to John B Zeig for lots in Allison Daysadd. Winona & St Peter Land Co transfers to Jno Backer and Hy Wendland. Western Town to State Bank of Comfrey. State Bank of Comfrey to Albert and Emil Kastner. W E Sherman to Herman Reetz. Winona & St Peter Land Co to Barbara Kauffenberg. Peter Zens to W Sitran and J Woratscka. Winona & St Peter Land Co to Jao Knovel. Michael Lehrer and Wal Frank to Jacob Jacoby. M W Von Berg to John Backer. Joan G Holm to Ray Trautman.
List of marriage licenses issued including Frank J Steifel and Eda H Keller Belview Lena Serr Milford Anton W Kaechle Springfield Cora D Knudson Springfeld Levia and Inge Guetschoff have dressmaking business in city away from mother Mrs Carl Guetschof Judge E T Critchett to officiate in local school contest Heavy gold ring with ten diamonds returned for reward F H Behnke reelected to state grocers board Par-bault chosen for next meeting High School Literary Society program includes recitations, quartet, debate on public school sewing instruction Viola Heimerdiegers piano solo, oration by Sastrom New Ulm to California Northwest line tickets on sale weekly through April 30 for tourist car excursions Chicago Western By.
Advertisement highlights top quality gloves and mittens offered with emphasis on superior material and craftsmanship. Describes assorted styles and urges customers to select the best winter wear available.
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