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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
2
The Wheeler Bros. Shows promise a high value entertainment with a family oriented, clean program. Officials emphasize insurance, fair methods, and reliable thrills as the big three ring spectacle arrives Monday July 3. Tickets available downtown and at the tent, with street parade horses under control in the morning.
A recipe instructs mixing cold cooked sausage with dry bread crumbs and egg, filling circles of dough, sealing, venting with three small cuts, brushing with sweet cream, and baking until brown. Serve turnover hot or cold as described.
Two marriages recorded on a June Wednesday in Sleepy Eye. Marie Schmitz and Emil Zuhlesdorf wed at St Marys rectory with Rev James Klein officiating and plan to reside in New Ulm. Agnes Cheadle and Charles N Bingham married at the home of the bride with Rev Fillmore officiating and will visit the Twin Cities before settling in Sleepy Eye.
The Oberammergau Peasant Players return to town at Theatre tonight the 28th with the Bavarian farce Der Amerika-Sapp a plucky tale of a peasant arranging a marriage for his daughter to settle a farm burden in a humorous setting drawn from Oberammergau Bavaria the scene of famed Passion plays.
The theater group offers melodious songs and instrumental music with the Schuplatiler Dance. Tickets are available at Pioneer drug store for the performance at Morgan village bell next Friday the 30th. Dr. Wawllerturda stars in Sleep Event Saturday and Springfield Sunday.
Gonzaga’s baseball club fell 6 to 2 to a St James team Sunday afternoon in a seesaw game. Through eight innings the contest was open, with Gonzaga missing chances as St James took advantage of errors and timely hits to pull ahead. Schlag highlights include Peterson, Brunner, and Schmeller contributing for St James, while Chic Olson and Jesse Olson worked for Gonzaga and the visitors built a lead with two long doubles and a triple in the eighth.
Sunday brings a high spirited matchup as the Gophers meet Gonzagas for one of the season’s best games. A fifty dollar side purse boosts stakes and both teams have fortified their lineups. The Decoration Day result favored the Gophers by one run in a lively contest.
A joint Leavenworth township and Brown county commission bid call invites sealed proposals by June 30 1916 for an 36 inch reinforced culvert with wings and footing for an 18 foot road way and a 12 foot span bridge with wings footing and one retaining wall. Bids to Nic Schwartz Sleepy Eye Minnesota and will be opened June 30 at Berg Hotel Sleepy Eye. Owner reserves right to reject any or all bids.
William Thee visited New Ulm friends over Sunday. A large turnout from the Sleepy Rye Springfield area attended a ball game won 2 to 0. War Cutting hauled tile for Hanska parties. Prank Abherson hosted guests at Sherman home south of Sleepy Eye. James Johnson of Evan traded here Tuesday. John Knudson and Emma Lee of Redwood Falls visited. Charles Cutting of Sleepy Eye dropped by. Lydia Hanson and Agnes Peterson of Tacoma arrived for a visit with their mother J Peterson. Peterson’s daughter taught in Tacoma schools. Carl Case of New Ulm spent Sunday with his mother Hannah Case. she joined him briefly in New Ulm. Henry Pfeiffer and family of New Ulm called on relatives Sunday. A picnic on Minnesota banks near Hinderman bridge. August Sasse and family visited Sleepy Eye relatives Sunday. Eden Community Club ice cream social planned at Henry Hartman home Tuesday evening June 27. All invited. Hugh McPhee transacted business here Wednesday.
The article urges Americans to reduce rich foods to prevent kidney trouble. It promotes four ounces of Jad Salta from a pharmacist, to be taken as a tablespoonful in water daily for a few days, claiming it cleanses and stimulates the kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, ends bladder disorders, and serves as an inexpensive, pleasant effervescent drink.
Gophers lose ten inning game after dramatic late rally by Winthrop. Both pitchers struggled as errors proliferated in a high scoring affair. Muesing and Schapekahm keyed late offense for Gophers, while Burk Bonn and Bunn contributed multiple hits for the visitors as Winthrop sealed the win in the tenth.
Bridge Committee of New Ulm Minnesota invites sealed bids for painting the Bentzin Bridge over the Big Cottonwood River. Bids due July 1 1916 at 10 A M with 25 dollar certified check. Work includes scraping brushing steel and two coats with paint provided by committee. Committee may reject any bid.
The June adjourned meeting of the Board of Education proceeded at 7:30 P.M. with Weiser Reim Meile Held Reineke present. Bills totaling 590.41 were ordered paid to various vendors. Superintendent received several small sums from the schools and evening tuition. Tuition for next year set at 6 dollars. no rebate for dropout. New text for U S History referred to textbooks committee. Appropriations approved: 200 for supplementary reading and 125 for library books. Superintendent to hire this year's certified staff. Plan to create an Oliver Universal Law Bench No 10 and forty lackers. Old seats offered to Park Board for park use if acceptable. Adjourned.
A physician endorses a daily morning drink of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to wash toxins from the liver and bowels. The remedy is touted as harmless, tasteless, and non salivating, unlike calomel, with claims of improved digestion and complexion.
City Clerk Attest and Mayor L A Pritsche approve action dated June 28 1916 with official publication noted June 28 1815. entry includes reference to 26.
Ordinance 105 licenses and regulates keeping billiard pigeon hole and pool tables within New Ulm Minnesota. Applications must include owner name residence building location and table count. Fees of 5 dollars per table per year. Violations carry up to 100 dollar fine and up to ninety days imprisonment. Passed June 22 1916 and published June 28 1916.
Ordinance No. 108 regulates and licenses the moving pictures business in New Ulm Minnesota. It requires an application detailing business type location owner and residence, license duration, and commence date. Licenses cost 28 dollars per year and may be assigned or revoked by the City Council with notice. Violations carry fines up to 100 dollars and imprisonment up to 90 days. Approved June 2 1918.
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