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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
5
A continuing sale of slightly damaged dry goods clothing and cotton goods at reduced prices. The fire sale runs daily until all stock is cleared at J P Neumann's shop.
In St James Owen Williams was Sundayed in this city. Milford saw birth to a Schreyer child last Thursday morning. Mrs. Foerster of Nicollet visited Thursday. April had thirteen births and five deaths reported by Health Officer Reineke. St Peter visitors and local residents were seen by many, and religious and business figures traveled between towns. A new residence contract for Bernhard Knees at Milford was awarded to Schapebahm & Co. The Mankato Commercial College summer session begins June 4 with low tuition. Notables include Mrs Burg Jr and Miss Dorothy Hauenstein at a Degree of Honor banquet in Marks. Pharmacy courses drew Adolph Burmeister to St Paul. Eckstein attended a Commandery meeting in Mankato and visited St Peter. Mrs Schrader and Mrs Barager hosted relatives in this city. Clara Groebner received a gold ring from the Second Regiment Band for singing. Heller & Gay moved their paint shop to Kiesling’s newer facility on Second North Street. The Minnesota Valley Medical Society met in Mankato with Dr Strickler presenting on Appendicitis. Henry Backer of Courtland was surprised by friends Sunday evening. St Peter plans a monster Fourth of July with over 1000 dollars already raised. Lou and Frink Bassen attended Chicago graduation and their brother John’s graduation.
For sale a second hand Remington typewriter in good condition. Inquire at this office. Billy Meyer left yesterday afternoon for Reedsburg Wisconsin to attend his brother Henri’s wedding there today. After a few days he will go to Buffalo for a week at the Pan American exposition. Henry Weyhe returned home from Northwestern Dental college in Chicago after completing his second term and will spend the summer here. Mrs. E. R. Barager returned from Minneapolis where she cared for her sick mother. Post Office issues Pan American Exposition stamps. Postmaster Weddendorf sold several sets to local stamp collectors. Helen Smith hosted friends at the Grand Hotel with refreshments, games, and dancing. John Bassen and George Koch returned from Chicago after completing identistry studies. they will stay here for a time. Henry Truelson, former Duluth mayor, visited and appointed N. Henningsen as agent for sale of Boston & Duluth Farm Land Co. lands in Northern Minnesota. First shoot of the season for New Ulm Gun Club yielded scores for several shooters. J. P. Graff arrived from Chicago to Wilno to practice veterinary medicine. Theresa Weber of West Newton was taken to St. Peter for sanity exam. diagnosed with dementia but not institutionalized. Columbia Bowling Club weekly scores listed. North Star Bowling Club results noted. William Allen White will contribute to The Saturday Evening Post on Fighting Fred Patton and Kansas life in upcoming issues.
Wenzel Groebner updates his saloon at First North and Minnesota streets occupying the full first floor with access between the former Lind Meyer cigar factory spaces. Ex Gov John Lind of St Paul and Minneapolis visited St Peter on business and hinted at a possible political run. The Turner theatre hosted Si Plunkard in a pastoral comedy with strong local reception. The North Star Bowling Club reported scores led by Dick Baasen and J Vetter. A walnut-tree vandalism incident at A C Hagberg’s island beautification project drew a call to identify culprits. April weather showed average 50.4 with a 90 degree peak and 1.76 inches rainfall. 11 sled days, 15 partly cloudy, and a thunderstorm on the 27th. Rudolph Fredericks died at 39 after a cancer battle. James T. McAlpin and Dollie Foster were highlighted for a Swedish dialect comedy, with 25, 35, 50 cent prices. Alb Pfaender announced a Carver county district court ruling in Winkel v Broberg, affirming the defendant and noting a minor sum but principal interest.
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