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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1902

Page

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Lands for sale in Minnesota and South Dakota bargain lots

Luna's Land Agency advertises farm lands in Nicollet and Brown counties Minnesota and nearby in Sleepy Eye New Ulm Courtland and Bernadotte with 314 acres near New Ulm 280 acres and 160 acres parcels offered with improvements big and small plus 700 acre area near Courtland. Also marketed are 160 unimproved in Bernadotte and 150 acres near New Ulm with good houses and barns and a 70 acre rye field.

Nicollet County New Ulm Bernadotte Township Courtland West Newton Township Lafayette Sleepy Bye Cambria Ble Barth Sleepy Eye

Surgeons Knife Not Needed Burgery No Longer Necessary

An advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as curing piles without surgery and treating scalds cuts burns bruises sores and skin diseases. It warns against counterfeits and is signed by Eugene A Pfefferle.

Burgery DeWitt Eugene A. Pfefferle

Man Follows Through On Suicide Attempt After House Fire

Herman Lemke a 60 year old resident attempted death by own action by firing his dwelling and shooting himself. A bullet fractured his skull but did not penetrate, and he survived after extraction of the bullet and hospital treatment. Firefighters used chemicals to extinguish a small blaze with limited water and minor building damage.

Herman Lemke Juling and Lauer Diepolder Lemke

Heirs to a Fortune Reported in Minnesota Case

Charles and Theodore Case, longtime county residents and pioneers, are named heirs to an $80,000,000 fortune. M. J. Danham of Middleton verifies the claim, with about 190 heirs traced across the continent. A Cleveland dispatch notes skeptics doubt the Minnesota heirs will press the estate of Leonard Case for science funding.

Charles and Theodore Case Home M. J. Danham Middleton, N Danham Berg Dunham Sleepy Eye Dispatch Cleveland Minnesota Leonard Case Case School of Applied Science

Allen's Foot Hage Poot-Basa Ad Appears Plainly Fraudulent

An advertisement for Allen's foot care product claims to cure bunions and foot pain with a stake into your shoes gimmick. The ad promotes sale in shoe stores and emphasizes quick relief but lacks credible medical backing.

Allen Eder

Embezzlement Allegations Hit Farmers Warehouse Boss

Rumors arise in Bleepy Eye about Jos Montgomery once manager of the Farmers Warehouse and Elevator Association. A shortage of 4850 blamed in machinery, a writ of attachment issued, Somerville and Olsen hired to prosecute, Montgomery retains Jol Lind. Town and trust in his integrity are noted while he seeks to clear himself.

Farmers Warehouse and Elevator Association Jos. Montgomery Montgomery Somerville & Olsen Jol Lind

Passing of Rev. George R Fritze Dated Life of Service

The Rev George R Fritze died last Wednesday at age 88 after a life devoted to ministry. Born in Woodbury in 1868 he preached at Fairfax Alexandria Clearwater Minneapolis Montrose and finally Woodbury. He married Ella B Stott in 1889 and leaves three sons and his sorrowing wife. The community offers heartfelt sympathy.

George R Fritze Woodbury St. Paul Galepa Ill Fairfax Alexandria Clearwater Minneapolis Montrose Ella B. Stott Galena Fritze

Delightful concert by New Ulm Second Regiment Bend band

New Ulm citizens praised the Second Regiment Bend band at Union hall for an evening of ten numbers plus solo performances by Ed Brosky and a band skit. The program featured grand opera selections, overtures, and classics by Verdi and others with notable solos from Henry Kiteberger Albert Schilling and Prof. Boskey. Poor attendance due to cold weather led to plans to repeat the concert soon.

New Ulm Second Regiment Union Hall Ed Brosky Verdi Fleton Eilenberg Henry Kiteberger Albert Schilling Boskey

Alderman Proposes Tobacco Free Rule Between Brothers

Chicago alderman Michael Zimmer introduces a resolution urging his brother to quit chewing tobacco in 1902 to strengthen efforts against spitting tobacco in public. The move aims to improve enforcement of tobacco restrictions citywide.

Michael Zimmer Chicago

Commercial Union Plans Indian Massacre Anniversary Celebration

At a Friday meeting of the Commercial Union a plan was approved to celebrate the Indian Massacre anniversary in New Ulm with a two to three day program. A committee was formed to organize funding and activities. The park and insurance discussions were also noted and a constitutional dues reduction to two dollars per year was proposed. The World Stock Food Company of Sleepy Eye was discussed but chose Mankato with six months rent free and $600 stock participation. Milliner Mrs. Sarah Pfefferle announced a spring opening March 26 across from Crone Bros.

Commercial Union Elosauér Board of Control New Ulm Otto Schell F. H. Behnke Ferdinand Crone F. H. Retzlaff B. Juni Mankato Park Committee Sleepy Eye Sarah Pfefferle Crone

Agricultural Society Elects New Board of Directors

Brown County Agricultural Society held its annual meeting in the city and elected Ferd Crane N Samsen F H Behnke Chas Havenstein Otto Schell Fred Behnke A J Vogel J L Schoch J Blossner Jr Ben Juni Chas Stuebe G A Ottomeyer T J Kretech H F Bchrader O H Dirks to lead the board. An assessment of one dollar was levied to reduce indebtedness now under 500 dollars from a high of nearly 8 000, with a surplus from last year to fund another fair.

Brown County Agricultural Society Ferd. Crane N. N. Samsen Chas. Havenstein Otto Schell Fred Behnke A. J. Vogel J. L. Schoch J. Blossner, Jr Ben. Juni Chas Stuebe G. A

Farm acreage wanted in Brown Nicollet Sibley or Renville counties

Wanted 160 to 200 acre farm near New Ulm in Brown Nicollet Sibley or Renville counties. Willing to pay part cash and trade improved New Ulm property. Respond with location and terms.

Brown, Nicollet, Sibley Renville County Ulm

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Hummel Bros Clothiers N. Minn St. New Ulm, Minn Luna’s Land Agency South Dakota Brown County Nash Gough Irman Lemke Burest Pioneer Flour Drug Store Jos George R. Fritze Mes San Antonio, Texas Worlds Stock Food Company Agricultural Society Crone Brothers Ottomeyer's Bentelle
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