Counterfeits of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Warned
Neighborhood news notes warn that fake versions of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve are worthless while the original is advertised as a safe cure for piles and skin diseases. Community blurbs mention Lafay ette supervisors purchasing a new Indiana Road grader and residents visiting relatives in New Ulm as well as local business moves and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt
Bugese A. Pfefferle
Lafayette
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Essig and Milford Gossip and Local Happenings
Miss Ida and Marie Loesch of New Ulm visit Essig guests Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bearder. John Nagel and Ada of New Ulm stay with Mr. and Mrs. M. Mueller over Sunday. Ferma Kroschel Jr. of Tine visits Essig. Merchant Joan Bicker buys ponies in New Ulm and plans a city dray line with John Sear as head drayman. Nine-year-old Ehner Wagner dies of brain fever. Milford mourns loss. many friends send sympathy. A party of Essig bachelors were visited by friends Saturday for dancing and refreshments. Reports note rising throat and lung deaths from croup and pneumonia. One Minute Cough Cure urged as safe relief. Lively reminiscence of L. depot agent Hasland’s vacation. H. Philips of Minneapolis fills in. Grand opening March 30 for Youngquist & Olson millinery. F. J. Goblirson to retool store with Carey’s Megnisia roofing. Wild & Gag contract. Wedding bells expected soon. Emphasized cough remedies include One Minute Cough Cure and De Witt’s Liver Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Marie Loesch
New Ulin
Essig
Jerry Bearder
John Nagel
Ada
M. Mueller
Ferma Kroschel Jr
Tine
Joan Bicker
New Ulm
City Dray Line
John Sear
Courtland Notes and Local May Events
COURTLAND. not Special Commundence. Rev Schiuter went to New Ulm Sunday. Miss Minnie Wendt Sundayed at her home in New Ulm. Miss Ida Hatcher spent Saturday and Sunday at her home in St. Peter. Miss Mabel Doty is visiting for a week in Minneapolis. Mrs H P Hanson was at New Ulm Sunday. There is to be a class of fifteen confirmed at the Lutheran church Sunday. Marely 31st FF Bruca moved to Nicollet last week. Lorende 14ni Miiker has moved on his father in law's farm. Mrs TD Precht is getting along nicely at the New Ulm hospital. Mr and Mrs Otto Richert returned home to Minneapolis Monday. Dr Reineke of New Ulm was out to see a sick boy of William Meyers last Mrs David Williams is quite sick again. Dr Williams was called to see her Sunday. Henry Melzer's boy will be able to leave the New Ulm hospital this week. Fred Browning and Miss Anna Rich ett were united in marriage on the 21st. Rev Walthausen officiated. A large number of friends were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Hatcher
St. Peter
Mabel Doty
Minnwapolis
H. P. Hanson
New Ulm
Marely
Bruca
Nicollet
TD. Precht
New Ulm Hospital
Otto Richert
Minneapolis
Henry Melzer
Fred Browning
Anna Richett
Walthausen
Lafayett e items and local notes from 4444
Special Correspondence notes small town happenings in Lafayette. H Heyman sells wagon business to Claus Anderson. Larnon sells horses near Gibbon. A party near Lundquist's draws young friends. A parsonage contract awarded to A P Lindstrom. Goblitsch duo trips to Nuw Ulu. Axel Olson celebrates 41st birthday with friends as Lafayett y cornet band plans an event.
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H. Heyman
Claus Anderson
Larnon
Gibbon
Lundquist
Glin & Johnson
A. P. Lindstrom
F. J
Jos. Goblitsch
Nuw Ulu
Comfrey notes farm plans and business changes
Two Kraling brothers will move to Raymond Minnesota next week to build a gray on their farm. H W Hickholt begins erecting an office building beside the Comfrey meat market and will later add a machinery shed and farm equipment line. A tourist who jumped a beard bull at the Comfrey Restaurant last Tuesday will serve ten days in county jail. The Kustner Bros business dissolves as Albert Kustner retires. Herman Altermatt buys the store building and Emmi Kustner takes stock and fixtures to run the business.
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the Times
Kraling Brothers
Raymond
Minn
H.W. Hickholt
Comfrey
Marshall Schumacher
Kustner
Sleepy Eye Notes Local Efforts and Marital News
Sleepy Eye residents hear calls for a downtown club to boost business and consider a Board of Trade. Chas Heers and Lillian Majeski wed at Zion Church. the couple will live near Courtland. Joe Bierhan seeks a milder climate in Las Vegas NM after leaving Denver. Fred Gerboth sells a 165 acre farm east of Sleepy Eye for 5600 to Wa Krienke. Conductor Owen Sullivan transferred to Sleepy Eye to head the Redwood line. he plans to move his family once a house is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Eye
Board of Trade
Rom the Herald
Joe Bier Han
Denver
Las Vegas
M. M
Fred Gerboth
Home
Wa. Krienke
Walter Murfin
The
State University
University Daily
Ella Montgomery
Bewidji
Minnesota
John Wasburn
Wa. Montgomery
Wincer
Comfrey
Wallace Cady
Owen Sullivan
Vesta
Mr. Sullivan
Springfield Stages New Building Plan In Town Corner
Springfield Advance reports J. B. Schmid's Wednesday return from Hot Springs and a visit by Mrs. Geo Dowine of New Ulm to see her daughter Mrs. D Rothenburg and child. The town plans a new building on the corner once occupied by Mr. Budan and led by Mrs Lena Schotzko to enhance the town’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Schmid
Hot Springs
Lena Schotzko
Mr. Budaon
Two Story Brick Building Proposed and Hospital Bids Opened
A plan to erect a two story brick structure 25 by 80 feet is under consideration. Bids for the Luth eran hospital construction opened Tuesday evening range from Kreitinger & Yaeger 10049.80 to Frank Juehn 10401.55 with Nippolt & Tsakson at 10100. The board of directors will meet this afternoon to review the bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Hospital
Kreitinger & Yaeger
Nippolt & Tsakson
Frank Juehn
Bord
Cement sidewalk orders now open with guaranteed work
Prompt execution of all cement sidewalk orders is promised with a firm guarantee on workmanship. Place your orders now to secure timely completion and reliable results.
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Neighborhood News
Charles Vechtel
John Hoffman
Near Lie Fayutte
William Danheim
Mc J. Franta
Ed. Erickson
Winthrop
L. & B. Creamery
I. K. Péterson
Essig and Milford
Ehner
Andy Wagner
Milford
Essig Batchelors
Eugene A. Pre
de Witt
Eugene A. Letterle
Hasland
St. L
H. Philips
Youngquist & Olson
F. J. Goblirson
Carey
Megnisia Rooting
Wild & Gag
Grippe
Eugene A. Pfefferie
Courtland
Schiuter
Minnie Wendt
Lorende 14Ni Miiker
Dr. Reineke
William Meyers
David Williams
Dr. Williams
Axel Olson
Lafayetty Cornet
Saan
Ibis
Chas, Heers
Cottonwood
Lillian R. Majeski
Zion Church
C. W. Sydow
Springfield
Ji Westinghouse
Lumberton
Walnut Grove
Tracy
Westinghouse
Springfield Gun Club
H. O. Schleuder
Wm. Duncan, Jr
John Eichmann
R. C. Schmid
Smitty
Wm. G. Frank
Thos. A. Wilson
H. C. Schrender
Atorney Olsen
Ktr TE
Deeuxaneses
M. Dengler
Emma Affolter
N. New
B.A. Youngtoed
Bik
Marthe Anderson
Thuorzn Airdsall
Clas. W. Harmon
J. D. Vemnpke
Bagen
Western Town Lot Co
James Slepke
Tod
Christine Lamy
Lars Lamp
Evan
John L. Weigel
Louis Weizel
Albert
Kusine
H. Altermatt
Harry L. Jenkins
P. Blein
Hauska
Harry Li. Jenkins
W. Bruce
Frederickson
Edward Carlson
Chamburd
Peter Aon
Sophia Gross
Christian Seifert
Margaret Halpin
Felix Schotzko
van du Sen
Henry Mager
Joseph Fomeyer
New Thon
James Kang
Ef Park
Mu Patent
Graham
T Rep
Sale
Dely
aKetail
Mill Dely
John Forster
Schell
Una
Moss
Oc Ano
Behnke
Onsumer
Cornrionts dc
Asea
Nui
Fatonia
Axon
Munn “Scientific
Bahnke
Portland
Seattle
Tacome
Eibner’s
Eibner
Tel
Legant Farm
Red River Valley
D.G. Develyn
Madelia
G. F. Beachler
North Street
Naw Urat
Mins
Beachler
Boachler
Ulin
Sinn
Wm. Koch
Schoch-Ottomeyer Blk
G, G, Coe & GO
Carda
St. L. AR
Minneapolis & St. Paul
St. Paul
Chi Milwans
Snall
John Byczek
Salzer
Seaecha
Has. Toberer
Brown Co. Bank
St Mary Bamad Purina Mids
St. Lowin, Mo
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