Hot Weather Goods At Bargain Prices In Store
The store advertises washable sailor suits for ages 8 to 10 at 50 cents to 125. Fauntleroy blouses 25 cents to 160 with sizes 4 to 10. Best waists and summer underwear for men at strong value. Imported Bon Bon underwear $1.00 a suit. Straw hats 50 cents and Li Hung Chang style straw. Boys knee pants 15 cents to 1.00 with double seat and riveted buttons. Big stock and latest shapes. The store claims unique offerings and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauntleroy
Cluze Patent Thumb Glove Promises Comfort and Fit
DRY GOODS present the Cluze Patent Thumb Glove by George Claze from the Paris glove firm Ph. Causvoisier. It claims to eliminate seam strain at the thumb base and elsewhere, prevents ill fit, and allows all buttons or hooks to close easily. The description touts elegance and the finest fitting glove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Claze
Ph. Causvoisier
Paris
Drowning in Cottonwood River Claims Joe Grunnert
Friday afternoon Joe Grunnert a twenty two year old man drowned while bathing in the Cottonwood river below the dim area witnesses say he could not swim and lapsed into a treacherous hole Fred Brost and Herman Schleuder recovered the body after nearly three hours the funeral was held from the Catholic church Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Grunnert
Cottonwood
Grunnert
Trig
Fred Brost
Herman Schleuder
Notorious libel suit against Western Union ends in modest verdict
The Samuel D. Peterson libel suit against Western Union ended with a 1800 verdict after three trials. The case traced a famed message misread as libel, with juries previously awarding 10000 then 5200 before appeal. District Judge Webber noted the telegraph’s liability for sending a plainly libelous interpretation. In parallel, local crime and club activity items appear, including Huston indictments and shooting scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Peterson
Western Union Telegraph Company
District Court
L. Pierce
St.Paul
C. M. Ferguson
Minneapolis
John Lind
New Ulm
Sam
Lbel
Ferguson
Pierce
Western Union
Webber
Supreme Court
Robbers Captured After Village Burglary Scene
Reported holdup at Mlan derson house in Bleepy Eye led to swift arrests. Marshal Hicks caught suspects at Redwood Falls two days later. Jim Hutton, hotel clerk in Redwood, linked as chief instigator and husband found with much of the stolen goods at his home. Jotiva Schoeneshofer and Louie Schmidt, cigar makers, arrested Thursday and brought to New Ulm for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlanderson
New Ulm
Springfield Defeated In Hard Fought Hall Game
Three hundred spectators attended the Driving Park hall game Sunday with Winthrop defeating Springfield 9 to 8 after a late surge. Umpires Dalzell and McRae received praise. receipts reached $75. Various local personalities and events noted in brief items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driving Park
Winthrop
West
Winthrop Club
Springfield Boys
Springfield
Winthropites
Dalzell
Gibbon and
McRae
Sanborn
Grand jury indicts fourteen in Sleepy Eye cases
The Sleepy Eye grand jury, chaired by O. D. Griffith, indicted fourteen individuals on charges including forgery, larceny, robbery, and assault. Notable cases involve William Hennesy for grand larceny and burglary, John Schiller and Joseph Gottam for petit larceny, and Mrs. Francisca Willalert and son Fritz for wheat theft. Several defendants pled guilty or pleaded not guilty as attorneys argued the indictments and the legality of the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prietor
Huston
O. D. Griffith
Sleepy Eye
Win
Hennesy
Lind
Jonn Schiller
Joseph Gottam
Leon
August Veit
Francisca Willalert
Fritz
Buggert
Jim Huston
Schmidt
Schoeneshot
Brandt
Wilfahrt
Webber
St. Cloud Reformatory
Anrther
Vrand jJarceny
Ernst Hornschlieger
Paul Jacobson
Note Prices and Fashion Goods Displayed in City Shop
Advertisement lists glove prices and accessories. It claims a wide range of items including silk and wool gloves, leather belts, parasols, and ladies waists with prices from 15 cents to 2 dollars. The copy emphasizes latest styles and an extensive ladies wear department in the city shop.
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Nilsen
Bargain Underwear Sale Promises Low Prices
A newspaper listing advertises summer underwear with ribbed ladies vests at five cents, half sleeve vests at ten cents, pants at twenty five cents, children vests at five to eight cents, boys shirts and drawers at fifty cents a suit, gentlemen's underwear at fifty cents a suit, balbrigan at one dollar, and fine woolen underwear at one dollar seventy.
Hosiery sale boast largest city line and low prices
The store claims the largest hosiery stock in the city and marks sales at three cents for fast black hose. Seamless hose in fast black is ten cents, heavy ribbed top hose fifteen cents a pair, extra heavy quality twenty cents. New Ox blood shade promoted. Gentleman's heavy sock offered at five and a half cents.
Laces and Embroidery Featured in New Stock Lines
A local shop advertises new lace and embroidery stock with silk veiling at ten cents and latest patterns at twenty and twenty five cents. A complete overhaul introduces an entirely new line of gentlemen's dress shirts.
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Crone Bros
Hermann
Jos. Grunnert
Indianapolis Journal
Columbia
Burg
Galles
Henry Behnke
Meyer
Hauenstein
Fred Behnke
Alf. Vogel
Alwin
Toberer
Bobleter
Johnson
Schoch
Baarsch
Gun Club
W. E. Koch
Alb. Koch
Amme
Manderfeld
Buschers
Fritsche
L. Mueller
Cordes
Hunters Club
Pfaender
Voss
Lilla
Henry Koch
Alb. Boock
Goetsch
Petry
Grebe
Krause
W.E. Koch
Boock
Bewood Falls
Tuat
Jenson
Mm. Wan
Blue Earth City
Kennedy
General Bickler
Charles Belewendinger
Mim. Joes
Sie
Mowory
Glick
Union Hall
Gilek Jisputa Frond Bylany
Rae Cod
Billa
Mas
Wwe
Ethan
G.a.ottomeyer
F. H. Behnke
A. J. Peters &Co
Spd
Ake
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