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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1901
Page
4
A New Ulm column reflects on politics and society with satire on the governor's next moves, the law commission report, and local figures like H G Heys. It touches hot weather effects, urban poverty, and lively chatter about John Lind, Clapp, and Van Sant, plus a note on heat impact and wheat prospects.
O W Culley returned from town trip. Heitler runs Quest Co yard. Henry Alenry Beckus starts harvest with two new Plano binders. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised. Thomas Nelson residence planned by Erickson Wallin costing 1100. Catholic church nearing completion. District eighty school meeting July 17 to vote on 25000 bonds.
Frank Sherman buys a well drilled by Clancy and Fischer for a Town Home project. Diederick Bros secure a contract for a F. W. Krienke farm home with specified dimensions. Andrew Huiras of Leavenworth dies from injuries after a fall from a kick, funeral held at Leavenworth cemetery with Rev. Schmalien conducting rites. Mrs. Wm. Fensche of New Ulm hosts, and Ida and Meta Koch arrive from New Ulm for a week at the Frank home. Radl building near completion, aiming for business readiness by September 1. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised as remedy for skin ailments and harmful counterfeit warnings.
Harvesting is in full blast this week with dances at the bowery hosted by Booren and Hacker. A past event featured Gay’s orchestra at the bowery last Saturday. Miss Bessie Olson left for Mankato to take a hotel position. Lafayette cornet bands plan Sunday rehearsals after noon. officers elected include J. Gag as leader and A. J. Haaland as president. A hardware merchant sold almost 2500 pounds of twine Monday.
Ed Gieseke, a former New Ulm boy, studied after the Normal at the State University for four years of special work and gained practical experience. He has taught about four to seven years, including three years at Bighton schools and one year elsewhere.
A 27 year old New Ulm native left teaching for a book keeping post at Eagle Mill Goi and later joined Lambert Co in Mankato. He rose to local manager at Lampert Lumber yards in the past year and a half, demonstrating steady progress and urging young men to study, think, and act with fairness and frankness in business.
An old practitioner claims a new treatment named Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure permanently cures catarrh by removing the cause and halting discharge. Sold for one dollar with internal and external medicine for a month’s use. Sent prepaid by Bowis B. Giles & Company from Philadelphia to US or Canada.
The Brown County probate court orders hearings on two wills. Agnes Grathwohl seeks letters testamentary for Peter Grathwohl estate, with the hearing set in New Ulm on July 25 1901. Anna Arnoldi petitions for Michael Arnoldi will admission, with hearing July 3 1901 in New Ulm. Public notice to follow.
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