17 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1901
Page
1
The New Ulm Tarnverein announces multiple gymnastic sessions for different age groups. Boys and girls aged 4 to 11 meet Mondays and Thursdays in late afternoon sessions, with separate times for older youths and adults, including a ladies class and a men’s class across evenings.
August Brandt, 41, a member of the Paul Klinkhammer carpenter crew at the Hoffman place in Milford, died after being overcome by heat while working. Born in New Ulm on March 9 1865 he was the son of Ernst Brandt publisher of Fortschrift and had worked at the New Ulm flour mill and later the Fortschritt office as a compositor. He never married. The funeral, held Monday at Turner Hall under New Ulm Fire Department auspices, was attended by an escort of ex-members of Company A.
A Minnesota drainage movement seeks to redirect spring meltwater from lakes Traverse and Big Stone to replenish the Mississippi, potentially lifting water levels as far as St Paul. Local Beaver Falls residents report gold traces in streambeds near the Minnesota river. state geologists doubt paying quantities but acknowledge possible placer sources. Albert Becherer of New Ulm to open a boot and shoe shop in Fairfax after bakery site moves.
Sleepy Eye Milling Co advertises immediate openings for three reliable men. Good steady employment offered at the Sleepy Eye mill with steady work and favorable conditions. Apply at once to the Sleepy Eye company for details.
Assistant Attorney General Donahow delivered an opinion to county attorneys on who pays for smallpox prevention and care. The 1901 act may conflict with contracts and state responsibility for nonresidents, with disputes likely to be tested in court. A climate and crop bulletin notes drought and heat affecting crops, plus an excursion sale to Clear Lake and fishing and resort details.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch notes the death of Chas Silverson Jr from scarlet fever and kidney failure after a six year illness. It also records burials of Civil War veterans John G. Merkle and John Stuetz, a death of Mrs Amalia Vogtel, and Miss Mary Bansen returning from teaching in Oregon. Card of thanks from the Silverson family accompanies a local ad for North Western Line excursion rates to the Iowa State Amateur Regatta.
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