05 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
1
An excerpt extols DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a laxative remedy fast in action, claiming they cleanse the bowels of impurities with no discomfort and are famed for their efficacy and gentle effect on the stomach.
The New Ulm High School will hold commencement next Monday at 8 pm in the auditorium. The Class of 1901, including Viola R Heimerdinger Addie L Olsen and Catherine A Russel, will bid farewell to teachers and peers with speeches music and diplomas. Hon John W Olsen state superintendent will deliver the address as the program features essays choruses and a diploma presentation.
Real estate transfer list includes Winona & St. Peter Land Co to Rudolph Kosel 155 acres and numerous parcel names across New Ulm Sleepy Eye and other towns. Creamery and Dairy Meeting announced for Ole Peterson’s South Bernadette on June 11 at 11 AM with lectures by Prof. Shaw and A D Steward, band, dinner, and exhibits, urging dairy stock bringers and dues of 1.00.
Marriage licenses for the week ending Tuesday June 4 include Eben Nelson with Gurvie Go Grove Henry Walthausen Barrington Julia Seheble Cottonwood Prairieville John Larsen Martha Tosch John P Hubert Tillie Hartmann Hans P Hansen Katherina Hansen Prairieville Le Sueur New Ulm Evan.
Grohe Bros announces Pauney neck ribbons in latest patterns and a full line of taffeta ribbons. Handkerchief centers in several patterns arrive, along with embroidered baby hoods priced from 10c to 90c. Indies belts also new this week.
New Ulm will celebrate Independence Day with a grand parade featuring leading city manufacturers and merchants. The program includes English speech by Senator Julius A. Coller of Shakopee and German oration by Rev H B Sandmeyer of New Ulm, with four to six bands throughout the day. Sub-committees cover invitation, advertising, music, fireworks, and marshal duties.
Springfield visitors attended the Essig dedication of a new hall and saloon. A Milford string band provided music for a late night dance while many locals and guests, including Miss Louise Mueller and Ada Nagel, enjoyed free supper. A stolen bicycle was recovered in a nearby wheat field and about 300 people attended, ending with a cheers for Essig.
Springfield community reports vacation time for Miss Etta Everson and family. Gettysburg visitors, Bullheads at Bingham Lake, and plans for a Fourth of July parade stock exhibit by L. E. Potter. George Sievenbrunner moves to town, rooms above a music store. Engagements announced for Esther Whitezel and Albert Q. Blue, and Emelie Thompson with Wm. Anderson. Hospital cornerstone planned by mid June. brick basement progress noted. Sundown resident Thomas Jenson dies of brain fever. high school commencement set for next week with barcalaureate sermon by Reverend Inns.
From New Ulm to St Paul Minnesota and return via the North Western Line. Excursion tickets on sale May 27 through June 4 with return validity to June 15. Fare 3 dollars and 55 cents. Apply to Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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