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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
3
The notice invites accounts from corporations firms and individuals on flexible terms consistent with prudent banking standards. It urges prompt contact with the bank for establishing services and credit facilities, highlighting broad eligibility and favorable terms.
Special correspondence reports on Mrs D Martin and daughter visiting St Peter. A Poss of Sanborn calls. Kransen sisters attend a Springfield wedding. Mrs Reardon and Miss Golden visit. Essig Hall hosts a Magic Lantern Show. a school picnic at Mrs Peter Schmitz and teacher Obrist Schitz’s grove is praised. refreshments served. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve praised for piles and skin cures. Comfrey notes harness shop move, Sanborn July 4 ball game for a 100 dollar purse. Renner buys Dehne meat market. Kate Halla wed Jos Schumacher Jr at Leavenworth church. One Minute Cough Cure extolled for coughs and croup.
A weekly clip notes progress on a major two story brick building with a 60 by 120 foot footprint and a July 15 arrival of a large engine. Mechivery and carpenters push toward completion as foundation work and mill improvements proceed. reactions include a testimonial for Kodol digestion aid from Eugene A. Psefferle.
Miss Laura Kelly and Miss Augusta Koehne return home for vacations from Glendive Montana and Hudson Wisconsin respectively. A youth camp on the Cottonwood river is planned under chaperones Mrs. Somerville and Mrs. Bingham. Wm. Mueller of Springfield visits Sleepy Eye. T. Ry Braden of Hloan Iowa takes ownership of the Big Steube farm near Town Stark with his son and daughter departing today. brick work on the new mill wall continues.
Springfield advances news of Mrs H O Schtender and children visiting New Ulm relatives, Dr C L Burrill passing a state board exam and planning to locate in Heron Lake, and several residents returning from trips. A July 4 picnic by St Raphael's church society is announced with Foresters and church ladies. DeWitts Little Early Risers are advertised with testimonial from R E Everly, Moundsville.
Ole Synsteby and family came back Friday night after a week with relatives in Tracy. Fred Chambard drove to New Ulm for Grand Jury duty, his name drawn. The creamery shipped 108 lbs of butter on Wednesday totaling 6675 pounds for the week. Several residents attended the United Norwegian Lutheran Synod in Minneapolis this week. Abbie Anderson, daughter of H V Anderson, broke her left arm when she fell from a fence. Dr Wood treated her, aiding in a favorable recovery.
The item outlines Weng Jeuch’s celebration with speeches by Augentine Unger and Albert Plaender, lists numerous real estate transfers in New Ulm and Sleepy Eye, and warns farmers about June heat. It promotes Perry Davis Painkiller for rheumatic and muscular pains and extols St Bernard Vegetable Pills as a safe remedy.
The CampREN notes that many child deaths stem from milk becoming sour due to bacteria. Cholera Infantum is a leading infant disease, especially for bottle fed babies. Perry Davis Painkiller is recommended as an emergency remedy before a doctor arrives, priced at 25 and 50 6 bottles.
Public notices advertise bargain railroad excursions from New Ulm and Minneapolis Saint Paul points. Special round trip rates from Chicago and North Western and Minneapolis St. Louis lines include trips to Denver Black Hills and Hot Springs with limited return windows and October 31, 1903 final ticket dates. Stopovers allowed and agents listed for details.
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