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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
6
Madelia hosted a Modern Woodmen picnic drawing about 5000 attendees. The Madeira Messenger notes 3000 plus watched drills races and a ball game at Athletic Park. Mankato and St James camps performed, with Mankato winning 724 to 70 points, and the crowd praised orderly, friendly conduct throughout.
Railroads unveil summer round trip prices for 2006 from New Ulm to destinations including Duluth nine ninety, Denver and Colorado Springs twenty five, Salt Lake City thirty eight, San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego sixty nine, Puget Sound region sixty, Spokane fifty five, Helena and Butte fifty, with limited October return. St Paul Minneapolis trip seventy two sixty five for G A K Encampment period August thirteen to eighteen. Homeseeker rates restricted to South West West North and Northwest. Call agents for details.
Last Tuesday the Nicollet County Dairy Association held its annual meeting in Lafayette. Despite rain early, attendees from near and far filled the village. A free dinner followed by talks emphasized road improvements, dairy cattle quality, proper feeding, and the role of education for farm women.
The article states deafness cannot be cured by oral applications as they cannot reach the ear. It attributes deafness to inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and claims nine of ten cases arise from catarrh. It offers a $100 reward for a catarrh related deafness cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Frank Strong spends the week at Morgan. Alma Heimerdinger of New Paynesville visits friends locally. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Park at home with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Battig. Pearl Pickle returns from Ft Ridgley. Wayne Werring comes home from Minneapolis for a few days. Mark Drake family back at Ivanhoe. Maud Pickle and Hannah Rayerty at Mankato summer school. Dance at the hall well attended. S A George of New Ulm visits daughter Mrs Frank Tuttle. Linnie Brown of Morton guests Mildred Werring. Jake Current surveying at Springfield. Picnic at Ft Ridgley with Morton attendance.
Nearly a hundred children will receive first holy communion at the local Catholic church on Sunday July 1. The list includes Andrew Amann Armand Groebner Alfred Flor Jobo Mueller Charlie Deutz V McHale Alfred Groebner Isidor Henle Joseph Gerber John Wolf Anton Zwack John Groebner Victor Tibodean John Warta Edward Groebner Frank Herrick Bruno Sprenger Henry Hogan Willie Smusal John Sturm George Lemberger Alois Altenburg Albert Demeier Carl Fortwengler Martin Mohr Peter Tohann Mathiewitz Peter Schneider Anton Nicholas Reinhart Arthur Hillesheim John Dewanz Hubert Portner Edward Tauer Frank Hoffmann Julius Helger Joseph Helger Carl Buechler Willie Rathmann Bennie Waibel John Hostelka Isidor Gulden Joseph Singer Albert Neidecker John Saffert Joseph Hanslick Willie Fischer Anton Roesch Otto Heinen Tda Wiesner Jeanette Reinhart Helena Krier Rosa Mueller Mary Katz Rosa Schmierl Emma Riegler Anna Dietz Mary Martie Anna Lamecker Mary Fleissner Mary Rolwes Mary Gruber Bertha Keute Anna Lessner Ph Schramm Theresa Kirsch Elizabeth Neuwirth Emilie Schneider Otilia Berg Magdalena Carr Martha Keckeisen Wilhelmine Lange Philometh Siebenbrunner Elizabeth Kock Anna Uhl Alice Biebl Frieda Seifert Susie Lauterbach Carrie Ziegenhagen Pauline Maidl Emma Kral Elizabeth Dewanz Clara Tauer Clara Wiltscheck Katie Parkes Katie Groebner Katie Schiller Rosa Muehlbauer Fila Palmer Rosa Helger Margie Tauer Maggie Mack Katie Lieb Lauretta Sturm.
Saturday evening last week the class in music directed by Miss Elsie Eckstein performed a recital at Andrew J. Eckstein’s home. A pleasant program featured piano sextette, solos, duets, and band pieces with performers including Rachel Irving, Margaret Schoch, Florence Eckstein, Marion Kelly, Therese Giefer, Emma Riegler, Christine Riegler, Louisa Julius, and others. Attorney Geo W. Somerville visited Sleepy Eye and Jackson county to pursue mandamus against building a new courthouse. Lakefield residents plan a petition to move the county seat from Jackson to Lakefield.
The Maennerchor prepares for the Saengerfest in St Paul next week with weekly rehearsals led by Prof Endres. Five concerts run July 26 to 28 in the auditorium featuring soloists and a renowned male chorus. A local expert notes the distinction of a trained large choir and expects high quality performances.
Transfers include Alois Kewitzer selling to Edward and Alfred Berkner for 82800 in Sleepy Eye. Anna Dewang selling to Joseph Macho for 8100.5 in N New Ulm. Daniel Gehrke selling to Julius Db Gehke for 3000 in DeWitt C. Wilson estate. Wiliam Kreuz buys Schwarzrock's 2nd add in Springfield for 225. J.J. Jenperson sells to Anna Taaturitaen in Parkadd Evan for 110. Lund Co. sells to Bernhard Sydow in Winona & St. Peter area for 82385.
Card of Thanks expressing heartfelt gratitude to friends in the city for care and anxiety shown during a loved one's sickness and death. Signed by AgrHtt C. Perry, Mrs. John Bellm.
North-Western Line offers summer excursion tickets from New Ulm on Fridays and Saturdays to Kasota St. Peter and Eagle Lake at round trip prices 3.90 and 1.05 with return by Tuesday, and limited to 30 days for other routes at 1.65 1.40 and 1.10. The lake promises good black bass and pike fishing with boats and lodging available, plus hotels and a steam yacht. information from Chicago & North-Western agents.
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