First Annual Meeting of Inter-State Accident and Relief
The New Ulm Review reports the Inter-State Accident and Relief association held its first annual meeting in New Ulm. Officers were re-elected except Dr Rottionburg replaced by Dr Strickler. President G. W. Burns, VP W. R. Hodges, Secretary Jan Bobleter, Treasurer Dr Stackler. The society shows growth, strong finances, and plans exclusive sick policy. Election changes and primary voting rules under the 1901 act are summarized with attorney general notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Accident and Relief Association
Rottionburg
Springfield
Strickler
G. W. Burns
W. R. Hodges
Jan,Bobleter
New Ulm
Berg
Teedyne
Social Tea Party at Webber Home for Indy Friends
Saturday afternoon event hosted by Bim Webber B E Webber and Biu Hy Beecher welcomed Indianapolis guests with a candle lit stairway parlor pink and white decor and violet boutonnières. Miss Minnie Schoch Louise Mele served tea while Messrs Siegel Zelle poured coffee and young ladies assisted. music and conversation accompanied the afternoon. The note calls it a rare pleasure and urges good wishes for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bim
B. E. Webber
Biu Hy Fe Beecher
Mex Webber
Indy
City Fe
Bessie Huobard
Medames Webber
Heecher
Mr. Beecher
Smother
Mire
Jobo
Treadwell
St. Peter
Ares
Minnie Schoch
Louise Mele
Mesdemes Siegel
Zelle
Missen Bertha Schmidt
Eva Kleusner
Committee Appointments for Commercial Union
President Klossner names the committees for the coming year. Legislation and Public Affairs chaired by J. Eckstein with Henry Heimeydinger Jos. Bobleter. Entertainment chaired by Otto Schell with F. H. Behcke and F. Retzlaff. Membership chaired by Albert Pfaender with W. C. Alwin Buty Sameen. Press chaired by Phil Lieach with J. J. Green and Edw. Petry. City Development chaired by Einar Hoidale with C. O. Suickler and Ferdinand Crone. Manufacturing and Miscellaneous Interest chaired by Wim Silverson with O. M. Olsen and J. L. Schoch. Railway Mail and Telegraph chaired by A. L. Beecher with John Weddendorf and L. J. Buenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klossner
Commercial Union
J. Eckstein
Henry Heimeydinger
Jos. Bobleter
Phil. Lieach
J. J. Green
Petry
Einar Hoidale
C. 0. Suickler
Ferdinand Crone
Wim. Silverson
0. M. Olsen
J.L. Schoch
MATL
Telegraph
A. L. Beecher
John Weddendorf
L. J. Buenger
Women and Kidney Trouble Warns of Widespread Suffering
An old advertorial notes kidney and bladder issues affect both women and men, causing mind dulling, reduced vigor, and bed wetting in children. It promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy and offers a free sample and pamphlet by mail from Dr. Kilmer & Co. with instructions to mention the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Killer &Co
Binghamton
N. Yi
Gun in Evidence Raises Suspicions in Tanke Case
Report describes discovery of a rusted .38 revolver in the Minnesota River bottom after a forking party dredged rubbish. Police investigate Tanke’s midnight mill-area movements and potential disposal of the weapon, while a watch taken from John Wellner remains unfound and new witnesses join the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanke
John Wellner
Minnesota
Wellner
Nicollet County
Celebrated Optician in Ulm for Eye Examinations
Prominent St Paul oculist L D Bruce Tudor will visit New Ulm February 7 to 9 at Eugene Pfefferle’s drugstore to examine and refract eye defects with no charge for consultation. The notice cites many testimonials and urges those with eye or glasses concerns to attend. Also listed is a library benefit at Bedell's Hall on Feb 5 with a Chinese culture display and program. A court trial in Bt. Peter begins today for the Tankes case, with Jos A Eckstein leading the defense and about 100 witnesses subpoenaed. The piece notes belief in innocence and cites a motive tied to revenge. A cold cure ad for Enyutr Bromo Quinine is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
L. D. Bruce Tudor
The
Tudor Optical Co
New Ulm
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Twin Cities
Bt. Peter
Tankes
Jos. A. Ecketein
John Wellner
Eckstein
Beaven
Northern Wisconsin land show promises chances to buy
A Minnesota speaker notes the North and Wisconsin district offers home making chances with low price land on easy terms. The event will feature moving pictures of President McKinley, illustrated songs, and a railway backed display by Wisconsin Central. Farmers are invited and N Henningsen will provide later instruction for those seeking land opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
Wisconsin
McKinley
Wisconsin Central
N. Henningsen
Wil
Probate Court appoints Gunder Austen on Rusten estate
In Brown County Minnesota Probate Court Special Term January 16 1901 grants Letters Testamentary on the estate of Esten O Rusten to Gunder O Austen. Three months allowed for creditors to file claims. May 2 1901 at 10 AM General Term to examine and adjust claims. Notice to creditors via Ulm Review for three weeks. Court seal S A George judge of probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Minnesota
County of
Brown
Rusten
Esten
New Ulm
Ulm Review
Said
Minn
S.A. George
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New Ulm Review
W. A Hodges
Asa P. Brooks
Inter-State
Walker Whiteside
Turver Hall
City Drug Store
Turner Hall
Whiteside
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Otto Schell
F. H. Behcke
F. . Retzlaff
COM
Albert Pfaender
W. C. Alwin
Buty Sameen
Bedell’s Hall
Miss Friten
Mesars
Grussendorf
Brooks, Krook
Little
Albert Bteinhauser
A. F.reim
C. G. Reim
E.W. Grove
Jos. Bontrim
P, Eg, Koen
V. P We. Bora
Cash
Brown Cal Bank
Pan
Arctics
Alaskas
C. A. Zelle
Chase & Sanborn
Bakery Co
F. W. Eibner
Mer
and. J.eckstein
F. Hi Behnke
New Ulm, Minn
W. Eibner
Wd. Eibner
M. Minnesota
Dakota House
Fidelity
Minnnesota
Eife
Dean
Insurance & Real Estate
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