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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1910

Page

8

Reinhart Boettger wedding crowds attend Cottonwood area

Mr Anton Sprenger visited relatives in Red Wing on Sunday while many locals attended the Reinhart Boettger wedding today. St Johns church in Searles had lightning rods installed by Robert Fesenmaier & Co. A 6 year old, George, broke his leg lifting a railway tie but is improving. Cottonwood beat New Ulm 17 to 3 last Sunday.

Anton Sprenger Red Wing Reinhart-Boettger St. John’s Searles Robert Fesenmaier & Co Andrew Graebner Fairfax Nic Metzen M. & St. L. Bridge George Tha Lillie Prasch Mankato Lillie Manderfeld State Normal School Cottonwood New Ulm

Local News Roundup of Community and Socials

Courtland farewells a busy social week with parties and visits. Henry Brinkmann hosted a large crowd Sunday evening while Grace Bobsin and Mary Hippert hosted birthday gatherings. Residents report visitors from New Ulm Mankato St Peter and North Dakota. plans include a move to Cambria township and a future relocation to Malta Montana for a newlywed Beyer couple.

Henry Brinkmann Lange Life Stuebe Bros C. A. Rauden Hermanson New Sweden D. W. Radickel Mankato Grace Bobsin Otto Poehler Willow Creek Mary Hippert D. Gronholz New Ulm Gustav Beyer Malta Mont Beyer Ira Chapman North Dakota Fred Arndt Cambria Township Otto Poghler J. H. Doty St. Peter Fred Zimmerman Frieda Max Sievert Hendricks Minn

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promotion

An old advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims it improves health and strength, offers clearer skin and stronger nerves, and increases elasticity of the step. It states one package yields 105 cups of tea and is distributed by Pioneer Drug Co.

Hollister Pioneer Drug Co Henry Schwenk Pioneer

ZEMO Promises Cure For Eczema At Home

An advertisement touts ZEMO as a permanent cure for eczema and skin diseases. Chemist Pfeff explains ingredients and healing powers while offering a booklet from A Pfefferle. The product is described as gentle enough for infants and claims to draw germs to the surface and destroy them.

Bug Pfeff Zemo Eng A. Pfefferle

Sleepy Eye Community News Roundup and Labor Note

A packing department walkout at the local mill ended amicably after a one day strike, with most workers returning and both sides satisfied. Longtime grain inspector Frank Curtiss will leave Sleepy Eye for Duluth on June 1, with his family following July 1. Dist 22 closes term as Emma Hoffman guides a post term picnic at M Hoffmans. Comfrey hires teachers Amelia Peterson and Ellen Robertson. County Knudsen plans 300 loads of gravel along the East Romberg road at a cost near 2500, per State Highway Commission. The local band renews Prof Beck as leader and urges practice and loyalty. J C Zieske seeks hospital treatment in Minneapolis, and Miss Michel Dinneen returns after teaching at Heron Lake.

Herald Spehr Frank Curtiss Sleepy Eye Duluth Emma Hoffman M. Hoffman Amelia Peterson Ellen Robertson Comfrey Brown County Knudsen Romberg Place New Ulm State Highway Commission Beck J. C. Zieske Minneapolis Zieske Michel Dinneen Heron Lake

King’s New Life Pills Endorsement From Buffalo Family

Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York writes that a year of use kept the King of all laxatives Dr King’s New Life Pills at home and they have proved a blessing for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Easy effective remedy available for 25 cents at O M Olsen.

Dr. King Paul Mathulka Buffalo N.Y O. M. Olsen

Colonel Dunn Ties to Conger Alday Controversy

Colonel George W. Dunn a longtime Broome County political power and ex-chairman of the Republican state committee faces Conger’s allegations of a 1902 bridge fund contribution. A Civil War veteran, Dunn served as railroad commissioner and remained a key Albany figure, with ties to Thomas C. Platt and Governor Odell. Leroy Tobey of Penn Yan proposes barbed wire posts as naval warfare. the Navy declined the idea.

George W. Dunn Benn Conger Albany Conger Republican State Committee Colonel Dunn Odell State Railroad Commission Black Hughes Railroad Commission Public Service Commission Dunn State Committee Binghamton Leroy Tobey Penn Yan Navy Department Washington Tobey Department

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