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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
5
Wut 9S Fameme Local News reports on community events and notices. The brief item highlights local actions, meetings, and upcoming dates affecting residents and organizations within the area.
The item lists residents returning home and moving offices, social events, and local notices in Carlton. It notes Dwight C. Mowery’s return, Miss Emma Beinborn’s stay, Dr. Horace Newhart moving to 532 Nicollet, and community happenings from social cards to church and club events, with brief obituaries, court fines, and business updates.
Grone Bros advertises 50 remaining bent mens suits at 3.50 each, noting odd sizes. Claims Sweat Orr goods rival quality and promises proof no other make equals. Also promotes lace collars, allovers, edgings, Indies walking skirts from 2.75, ready made skirts, summer shirt waists, and Nazareth seamless ribbed school waists for boys and girls praised for comfort.
Herman Pfaender and August Hummel attended a State Agricultural College alumni meeting at St Anthony Park last Friday. Grace Newsall will give a public recital on Friday evening April 12. Prof Hess of Sleepy Eye visited local schools last Thursday. The New Ulm steam laundry increased capacity to 500 shirts and 2,500 collars daily. Southern Electric Telephone cuts rates to 2.50 for business, 2.00 for offices, 1.50 for homes. Alfred Mueller, once reported dead in the Philippines, returned home fully recovered. Christ Filzen family and Emil Gebhardt family return from Germany. Hanska set April 29 as date for incorporation election, likely to pass. High School auditorium packed for A and B class entertainment benefiting the school library. Performances “Per Telephone” and “A Perplexing Situation” praised.
William Schulaben of Cottonwood, owner of the educated colt Orphan Girl, reports an engagement for the entire coming season and plans a May road trip after a short Minot trip. Einar Hoidale and Henry N. Samson form a law partnership and will operate offices in the post office blocks after April 1. The Review wishes the new firm success.
Cristian Johnson Kimbe and Miss Anna Olson Midtbruger, both of Hansli, were married in the city Monday by Judge Henningsen Rochester Daily Port amt Record. The audience at Carlton College Glee Club last evening was too small to do justice to the excellent program. The Grasshopper and the Gobbler cantata was a delightful part of the program. Sleepy Eye Herald editor B. R. Barager visited last Saturday promoting a telephone directory for New Ulm Sleepy Eye Redwood Falls Springfield and Lamberton. The directory will include names and numbers of subscribers in 1000 copies with advertising. Eloar Hoidale and Henry Somsen form Hoidale & Somsen law firm to begin April 1st.
Reinmund Walter, an elderly bachelor living on Swan Lake, was kicked several times by a frightened horse while in the city last Thursday. He was badly cut and bruised, taken to St Alexander's hospital for treatment. Also noted is a Congregational church Missionary Society sale April 3 to 6 in Olsen building offering varied clothing, house goods, furniture, hardware and more at deep discounts. Marriage licenses issued for the week ending March 26.
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