Not Until the Spring Extension to Estherville Delays
General Manager Day of the Minneapolis and St. Louis replies that the New Ulm to Estherville extension will not open this winter unless conditions improve. The line lacks complete grade and fill, making regular winter traffic impractical. plans exist to move freight by car load, with bridges pending between Spencer and Sioux Rapids and a 700 foot gap south of Estherville. the project remains in a stalled state into spring with limited progress.
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New Ulm
Estherville
Day
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Fistherville
Spencer
Sioux Rapids
Dug
City Council Tackles Bonds and Factory Site Sale
Local council debates state funded bonds at favorable rates to refinance debt and fund a factory site sale for New Ulm Boot and Shoe. Also notes court actions, railroad expansion figures, and political commentary on governors and foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atate
University “Fund
Cincinauti Bank
Theim
Yan
New Ulm Boot & Shoe Company
Thexriand
Perry Vsi City of
New Ulm
Woman Slips and Breaks Right Arm in Fall
Mrs S J Curtisy slipped while passing from her son Walter to her home Sunday evening and broke both bones of her right arm near the wrist. The injury is described as very painful with prior history of a left arm fracture seven years ago. The incident was noted in local dispatches and papers with additional regional snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Gazette
Walter
S. J. Curtisy
Bold stock sale offers women and men suits and more
A fragmented ad describes bold price cuts on men and boys clothing. It touts high grade round caleway sack suits in black or blue heavy cheviot from $10 to $15, an assortment of patterns for $16, and all wool blue cheviot pieces for boys. Some sizes sold out. no orders taken at these figures.
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Minnesota
Tawa
Railroad Gazette
Penrest
Arkansas
Suthwestern
Court Notes Show Busy District Court Session
District court opened with Judge B F Webber presiding and Otto Schell named foreman as the grand jury began its work. About half the thirty cases on the calendar set for jury trial or settled, with six dismissed. The Minneapolis and St. Louis railway appeals moved slowly, several cases passed, and Barbara Schlegel versus William Buggert was first slated for trial. Several visiting attorneys noted in attendance. Christmas morning verse and satirical pieces accompany the notice.
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District Court
B. F.webber
Otto Schell
Minneapolis
Win
Lebbieyer
F.esses
D. M. “Osborne
L. Pierce
St. Paul
G. Sidres
C. JB. Vavig
St Peters
le G- Davis
Em, Olsen
Sleepy Ese
Count Attormney
Geo. T. Olsen
Springfield
H. Huebner
Winthrop
Albére
Morgan
W.A. Funk
Mankato
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Minneas & St. Louis
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Bevald
Madeira
Grogan
Thenijity
Sleepy Eye
Aunks
Union
Eaysi Beints
Pioneer Press
Siekaouk
Max ‘Dever
Binte Agdjice Duranip
Lind
Alate
Seriota
John
Sieity
England
Bose
Republican Party
New Ais Hinna
May
McKinley
Despew
Elise
Auereur
Transfra
Paul Broaduxe
Sleepy Eye Dispatch
W. C
le Sueur
N. Robinso
Hufmel Bros. Men's & Boys! Outfitters
Mits
Tere
Tris
Little Orphan Roberts
J. W. Riley
Little Orphant Roberts
Africa
Kamoun
Fusiliers
Orphant Buller
Butler
Bane
Nurtop Yan Tone
Spears
Ali
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