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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
8
Governor Shamed I Van Sant designates Friday June 14 1901 as Flag Day urging a broad display of Old Glory from public buildings private homes and stores across Minnesota to honor the American flag as a symbol of liberty and national pride. The proclamation calls citizens to observe the day with display and respect.
Mrs Too McPine and her daughter left Tuesday to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs Me Foy, in Willow Lake. Charles Peterson, buyer of the Nelson property, has 4, bary built by Emil Hall and Charles Stern began Gus Holm foundation work this Tuesday. Mason work finished for Mr Simmer's new building Monday. Smith Brothers plan a tin shop linked to their hardware store in their recently built rear building. A Sunday school was organized last Sunday at the M E church. the first meeting is next Sunday at 8 pm, an un denominational event inviting public attendance.
Weekly list shows Christine L. Gondberg transferring 80 acres to N. B. Nelson with other deeds in New Ulm Sleepy Eye and Springfield. Transfers include J. A. Stifel to Wm Pfuender lots across multiple blocks, and Winona & St. Peter Land Co. conveyances in Springfield and New Ulm. Numerous parcels noted with acreages, lot numbers, and neighboring owners, reflecting activity across New Ulm, Springfield, Sleepy Eye, and adjacent communities.
Special Correspondence from Lafayette reports recent rain, lumber haul for a new store addition by T Aoralimoon and A P Lindstrom, and Jos Hilskamp selling wheat before leaving for Gaylord with the Lafayette band serenading him. It notes poorly attended dances, impending readiness for a fire engine and hose cart, a Tour wedding for the Wildard family, and talk of a Fourth of July celebration with no organizer.
The Sleepy Eye Herald notes the twelfth annual graduating exercises on Monday at the Auditorium. Five boys and eight girls graduate, forming a new record for the high school. Names listed include Chas Frantz Harriet Kelley Elsie Werring Archie Hughes Lena Jacobson and others. Also mentions Brown County Bank hoped appointment for Mr Brust being denied, and Northwestern Railway excursion tickets at reduced rates to western and Pacific coast destinations this summer.
North-Western Line sells excursion tickets from New Ulm Minnesota to Clear Lake during summer on Fridays and Saturdays for 1.65 round trip with return by Tuesday, and 2.66 round trip with return within thirty days. Lake fishing is excellent with plentiful outs, modern hotels and resort facilities, yachts available, and agents Chicago & North-Western Railway listed for details.
North-Western Line offers Friday and Saturday excursions from New Ulm Minnesota to Kasota or St Peter at 90 cents round trip with return by the following Tuesday. Daily trips to Kasota at 1.55 and St Peter at 1.40 round trip, returnable within thirty days. Lake features abundant bass and pike fishing plus boats, hotels, resorts, steam yacht, and other attractions. For details contact Chicago and North-Western Railway agents.
The Royal Arcanum lauds its 24 years of operation and claim payment promptness. Charles Rudolph Fredericks, a member of Caternet Council No 669 Minneapolis, died recently and his widow Mrs Oo Fredricks received a policy check eleven days after his death.
Dairy stations analyze cow profitability using butter yield and feed tests. Ohio finds fat from food varies, while Connecticut urges rejecting unprofitable cows. Pennsylvania suggests pairing butter tests with feed testing, Minnesota links small cows to high butter percent, and New Jersey notes returns vary by cow. Overall, many herds show 200 pounds of butter per year as a profitability threshold with costs per cow around 38 dollars and butter costs near ten cents per pound.
An Ohio dairyman reports silage corn helps cows through July and August. After three years using silos for summer feeding he prefers harvesting corn a year ahead and feeding dairy in ten minutes from the silo daily. Milk yield improves and cash stays on the farm. The Wisconsin Central plans $100,000 in St. Paul improvements, including a $75,000 modern warehouse.
Railroads announce summer excursion fares from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo at 26.00 return and to Glenwood Springs 85.00 while Utah routes to Ogden and Salt Lake City run 40.00 with limited validity through October 31st. Additional July to August windows offer 31.50 to Denver area and 49.50 to Glenwood Springs with 44.60 to Ogden Salt Lake City, all limited to 80 days and subject to various stopover rules. named services include the Chicago Special Denver bound at 10:00 a.m., the Pacific Express at 10:20 p.m., and the Overland Limited with page‑wide schedule notes.
Property ad offers a five room house with a gold barn and a splendid jet on Washington Street one block from Turner Hall. It claims the property is for sale cheap and lists Howane and Somses as contacts.
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