Tickets on the Beautiful Side-Board Offer
A fragment declares the end of issuing tickets for the beautiful Side-Board raffle. It urges buyers to secure a goodly number of tickets and hints at a giveaway as the promotion proceeds.
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
8
A fragment declares the end of issuing tickets for the beautiful Side-Board raffle. It urges buyers to secure a goodly number of tickets and hints at a giveaway as the promotion proceeds.
Commencement at Dr Martin Luther college will be held next Tuesday in the college chapel. A class of seven, Gustaf Albrecht William Rowe William Manthey Henry Kabnert Ernst Schuly Arthur Pape and Edwin W Reid, will receive diplomas after a two part program including German language address and an English valedictory by William Rowland. The second part features musical numbers by organ violin and vocal talents.
Last Thursday the Inter-State Accident and Relief association moved into new offices in the Strickler block. The suite features four rooms with fresh paint and burlap, a private room for Pres. G W Barnes, a third for a scribe, and a fourth as a reception room with river and sacred imagery. Court adjourned at St Peter noon. John Lueffel macher was arraigned on arson and dynamiting charges, plea of not guilty, trial set for next term, and he returns to Stillwater prison. His father faces similar charges at the next term. The game and fish commission is blamed for lax enforcement at area lakes. A party from New Ulm will attend the Minnesota Synod meeting in Goldhue, Minnesota, representing St Paul’s Lutheran church and local parochial schools.
An advertisement claims Mother Gray a nurse at a Children's Home in New York uses Sweet Powders to break up colds in 24 hours and cure feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething and related ailments for children. The ad references Allen S. Olmsted in LeRoy New York and promotes the product for mothers seeking quick relief.
Reports describe a hard rain and severe storms last Friday and Sunday night. Barns at Karster Jacobson, Jorgen Flutre, and Peter Olson were damaged or moved, a saloon roof opened, and a bridge washout halted trains. Labor news notes Mankato’s push to host a 1994 state federation convention and local club events. Funeral for Paul N. Wilburg. Sons of Hermann picnic plagued by rain. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve advertised.
Washington mystery serial The Filagree Ball announced for The Minneapolis Journal starting June 12 with installments and subscription push. Local notices cover bank robbery trial results for George Young and James Wilson in St Paul, a St George wedding, Epworth League plans, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ads, and a concert by the Caecilian society in New Ulm.
W G Alwin wins sole city rights to sell Dr Lorenz s Big Four Tablets amid bold claims of rapid relief for dyspepsia kidney trouble catarrh and colds. Money back if no cure. Also North Western Line announces June 1 specials to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Hot Springs Deadwood Lead and Custer with return by Oct 31 offering vacation value.
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