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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1906

Page

4

Accidental Rifle Discharge Wounds Youth Near Eye

Bert Hold Reinke was struck in the face near the eye when a 22 rifle carried by Carl Plow discharged while being inspected by a youth party hunting rabbits near the cemetery. The bullet lodged in his neck but missed vital parts. he was taken to hospital and expected to recover. A rumor of a quarrel was denied. the incident urged caution with firearms among youths. Electric Bitters praised for malaria relief. advert follows.

Berthold Reinke Carl Plow Polzin Mankato Reineke Proutz

Insurance topic at South Dakota business meeting

A. J. Alwin gave an address to the commercial men of South Dakota on insurance. The Commercial Bulletin notes his talk highlighted the merits of the organization he serves as secretary and the meeting produced several new applications. His remarks drew unusual interest and sustained attendee engagement.

Commercial Bulletin United States A. J. Alwin Commercial Men South Dakota

Sleepy Eye Falls Short In City Bowling Match

Ten Sleepy Eye players visited for a bowling match at Henle alleys and were edged by 180 pins by the local squad led by Albert Pfaender Chas Bierbaum and Jake Vetter. After lunch at Woodfiner’s restaurant the locals surged late to clinch the victory while the visitors showed solid form throughout the bout.

Sleepy Eye Wd. Fibner's Restarant Albert Pfaender Chas. Bierbaum Jake Vetter Adolf Burmeister Adolf Bierbaum Fred Stolz Louis J. Buenger Chas. Emmerich Paul Hackbarth Herm Jaabe A. Kelm Peter Geschwind Grimes H, Bers H. J. Berg Houdies McMaster M. Seidl H. F. Kelin Paquin Ulm Albert Vogelpoh Cunningham Bere Jensen Sol Best Johnson Hugo Berg Bleckner New Ur LM Juntor New Ulm New UN Hackbarth J. J. Buenger H. Raabe Chas. Bierbaumn A. Bierbaum G. Spaeth R. Dahms Stumpy Rie Geschwind He J. Berg Hager Wiser i H. Be M. Seid Hickel MacManters

Card of Thanks for Son Oscar’s Death

The bereaved family expresses thanks to all who aided after the death of Oscar. Gratitude extends to Dr. Martin Luther College faculty and students, Rev. C Albrecht Prof Schaller and floral contributors. For sympathy at death and burial of another, heartfelt thanks from Mrs Anna G Fischer and family.

Oscar Dr. Martin Luther College C. Albrecht Schaller Perp. SangwaLp Anna G. Fischer

Farewell to Olden Times in Local Obituary Notices

The community remembers early settlers Mrs. Anna Fischer and Mrs. John Slefert who died within days of each other. Anna Fischer, 76, lived in New Ulm since 1857 and was buried after a Turner society funeral. Slefert, 74, born in Austria, left eleven children, with funeral services at the Catholic church.

Anna Fischer Richard Fischer L. G. Bell Turner Society Hessian Germany New York City Fischer Pennsylvania Minnesota Mes Steve John Slefert Siefert Austria Dubuque Cottonwood North State Street Henry Peter W Sigel Joseph Lamberton John H Mary Arbes John Korbel City Jos. Wiesner

Dr King's New Life Pills Endorsed As System Cleanser

Modern medicine demand meets blood and system cleansing with Dr King's New Life Pills. They claim to cure stomach and liver troubles and are available at O M Olsen's drug store, price 250, guaranteed.

Dr. King O. M. Olsen

Hearing Postponed to February on New Tariff Cuts

The railroad and warehouse commission on the 16th presented a maximum merchandise tariff to Minnesota roads officials and urged them to show cause why it should not be adopted. The proposed tariff would cut rates significantly, averaging across first class freight from seven lines, including the Northern Pacific, Great Northern, Soo, Great Western, Milwaukee, Omaha and Minneapolis, and St Louis. It proposes an 28 percent cut on a fifty mile haul, 20 percent on a hundred mile haul, with further reductions explored.

Railroad and Warehouse Commission Minnesota Northern Pacific Great Northern Soo Great Western Milwaukee Omaha Minneapolis St. Louis

Farmers Institute to Meet in Courthouse February Twentieth

Advance circulars announce a farmers institute in this city on February twentieth with sessions from 10 am to 4 pm. W. W. I. McConnel directs assisted by a team of speakers. questions may be submitted at opening. A noon free dinner is offered by local merchants.

Farmers’ Institute Wintia McConnel Minnesota Street

Hall's Catarrh Cure promises reward for cures

Advertised remedy Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as taking the medicine internally to act on the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad lists J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as makers and Alding Kinman Marvin as local distributors. It includes a $100 reward claim and urges readers to buy Hat's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. Cheney & CO Toledo J. Cheney Hat

Colonists’ Low One Way Second Class Rail Rates to West

Chicago and North Western announces reduced second class fares for round trips from Chicago to numerous Pacific Coast and intermountain points including San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle Boise City Spokane Walla Walla Ogden Salt Lake City Butte and other locations in Montana Colorado Utah Nevada and the Pacific Coast. Travel runs February 1 through April 7 1906 with low daily rates and personally conducted Pullman Tourist sleeping cars at $7.00 double berth for two. Dining cars meals à la carte. Contact Chicago & North Western agents for tickets and full information.

San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle Boise City Spokane Walla Walla Ogden Salt Lake City Butte Montana Colorado Utah Nevada Pacific Coast Chicago Union Pacific & North-Western Chicago & North-Western B’y W. B. Kniskern, P

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