New Ulm Review Local Notes May 14 1902
Lyman Parsons sold northwest quarter of section 84 in Stately to George K walls for 85 an acre. William Bierman and Lyman traveled to Milroy with a large sign for the State Bank of Milroy. Mrs Silas Blackmun went to Wabissa due to illness of daughter Mrs W A Anderson, husband joining later. Several lots sold at Wayburne near the new station ten miles north. H Frederickson bought three lots. one at 105 and two at 09 each. Adventists hauling lumber to build a church there. Old Settlers picnic of Sundown and Willow Lake set for June 12 in Jerry Belligs grove. Gov Van Sant expected to attend. Marriage of Mary Beckman of Mitchell to William Hirlsebus recently at the family home near Defiance. couple to reside in West hone.
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Tors
Lyman Parsons
Wayburne
Here
H. Frederickson
Adventiats
Teimze Endorses DeWitt's Little Burly Risers
Alfred Teimze of Quincy Massachusetts reports using DeWitt's Little Burly Risers for constipation and torpid bowels. He claims the pills never gripe or distress and expresses satisfaction about sharing favorable results with others.
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DeWitt
Aleighe
Alfred Teimze
Quincy
HANSKA He fork and family return after Saturday trouble
Local notices describe Enoch Swenson family’s return from Mingerpalis and an incident at Central Meat market. A man named Mondey is involved in a serious spinning accident, with police investigating the workplace injury and a village official reporting the events.
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Hanska
Enoch Swenson
Tite
Min
Village Mars
Nelsoe
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Adverts Warn of Wounds
The fragmentary text promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for wounds and skin troubles. It mentions delayed healing, injury care, and “Witch Hazel Salve” in a period advertising voice, with scattered names and place references.
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DeWitt
DeWitts
Judd
Hartly
Hazel
Local notices and community updates from town meeting to farm actions
The town board met at the clerk’s office to fill R. Marti’s supervisor vacancy. Elwood Hed moved to Gibbon Minn. for a butter maker post. Midweek farmers Larson Thorquist in Lafayette sold farm machinery. Arthur Daghein drove a grocery wagon. Preisinger built a large cistern. L. B. Creamery received butter tubs.
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L.A
Arthur Daghein
Tos
Preisinger
L. & B. Creamery Co
John Twolbery
Hilda
Arthur
Local Distant Visits and a Severe Accident Near New Ulm
Eckblad visited Searles with Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson while B Swanson attended a church conference in Litchfield Minnesota. Frank Wolf spent Sunday in New Ulm. Eddy Grussendorf was injured Saturday blasting rock at Wilmertse place when a charge exploded after misfiring tearing his left hand severely. Doctors’ prognosis uncertain, friends express sympathy.
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Litchfield Minn
Frank Wolf
New Ulm
Eddy Grussendorf
Wilmertse Place
Eddie
Perry Davis Painkiller Endorsed for Muscular Pain Relief
In lively activities like boat racing or ball playing people strain muscles and return home sore. Perry Davis Painkiller is praised for soothing nerves and penetrating muscles with warmth and healing power. It has relieved pain for two generations of Americans. Large bottles cost 25 and 50 cents.
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Perry Davis
Sleepy Eye Local News Highlights Growth and Plans
Reports from Sleepy Eye note a first fifty in a state university strength contest with Albert Remele placing twenty fifth. Local carpenters finish Wm Grandmeyer’s Maple Street residence, and Mr Grundmeyer moves in. City saloonkeepers form a committee to plan a 4th of July celebration. Monument plans to honor Old Chief Sleepy Bye on depot site advance, to be built by Sleepy Eye Milling Co. and stand 10 by 6 feet at base and 43 feet high. Conductor Owen Sullivan buys O W Hagen residence at Sixth and Water, plans a new home for Ed Berkoor nearby. Public grounds and track near Breckenridge addition prepared for summer swiftball and high school relay events at Marshall.
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State University
Albert Remele
Sleepy Eye
Wm. Grandmeyer
Maple Street
State Bank
Milling Co
Sleepy Eye Milling Co
Sleepy Bye
Owen Sullivan
O. W. Hagen
Sixth and
Water Sts
Pimperty
Sullivan
Berkoor
Joent Base Hall
Breckenridge
Marshall
Comfrey News and Bank Developments Update
Albert M Renner of Champion Machine Co visits Comfrey as the State Bank plans a new two story brick building next year. Emil Kastner to Misa diotormaou wedding set for May at St Pawl Comfrey with Father Smidfun officiating. Comfrey baseball club unveils new uniforms red with Gomfrey in white. Eugene Fernholz to manage Wanda bank opening around June 15. Excursion rates to St Paul and Minneapolis offered May 18 to 20 with return by June 30 for National Baptist anniversaries via Chicago and North Western Railway.
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Tris
State Bank of
Comfrey
Emil Kastner
Misa da Diotormaou
St. Pawl
Pater Smidfun
Tracy
St. Pau
Minneapolis
North-Western Line
Chicago , & North-Western Ra Y
San Francisco
North-Western
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Chicago
North Western R’y
Grand Ball at Essig Hall May 18 with Milford Orchestra
Local notices list Bliss Mueller and Misa Hillisheim visiting relatives in New Ulm and Sleepy Eye, with Mrs. J Reardon staying in New Ulm. A Creamery project nears completion, and Mrs. Julius Schroeder visited Seaforth. The column includes a May health column urging rejuvenation with St Bernard pills amid the cheerful verse on May.
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Bliss Louise Mueller
New Ulm
Misa Hillisheim
Mrs. J. Reardon
Essig Hall
Milford
North-West
Julius Schroeder
Mike Wagner
Seaforth
Fred Schmensing
Walnut Grove
City Council Awards Street Work and Orders Utilities
City council met with all members present. A bid awarded to Christ, Filzen for Washington and nearby streets at 81,967.97. Fire marshal and police recommendations referred. Fort Wayne Electric Works bond approved. Sewers and property inventories discussed. Lighting plans changed to iron foundations at cost 105 and added poles. Wagner hired as electrical system supervisor. New Ulm News named official paper. Flagmen to be stationed at crossings per ordinance.
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H. Schneider
Washington Street
4Th North Street
4Th
8Th North Street
State Street
Tth
Washington
Christ, Filzen
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Andrew Saffert
Broadway
Minnesota Street
Councilmwn Gitsuke
Amani
Nagel
Algo
Adolph Wagner
N. W
Local death notices and testimonials from 1902 1909
Notices record infant death from cramps and illness, a seven year old's funeral, a tuberculosis death, a brain tumor death, and a dormancy of health following a buggy accident. A public testimonial promotes Kodol as a digestive cure by Geo Marsh of Nocona, Texas.
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Geo
Marsh
Nocona
Tex
Eugene Pfefferle
Crone Bros Specials Highlight Dresses Coats and More
Crone Bros offers a selection of dressy capes from $2 featuring trims, a spring jacket assortment in red blue and tan, ready made girls dresses priced at 12 5c 40c 50c and 5c, Cravenettes Maclin coats and rainwear direct from factory, Elgin White colored negligee shirts at 1.00, and summer undergarments priced 25c 40c and 4c. Real estate transfers listed include multiple parcels in New Ulm Sleepy Eye and nearby areas with purchasers and plot details.
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Crone Bros
Women and Kidney Trouble Campaign by Swamp Root
Sufferers of kidney and bladder issues, both women and men, are urged to seek relief with Swamp-Root. The ad claims kidney disease affects mind, vigor, and beauty, and notes many children born with weakened kidneys. Free sample bottle and pamphlet offered by Dr. Kilmer and Co. of Binghamton, N Y.
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Dr. Kilmer &Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Brown County maps offered at special price deal
The Review partners with L. G. Vogel county auditor to provide Brown County maps once sold for 5.00 and the Review for 8.00 at advance payment. Offer limited, not future. Subscribers should act now and view maps at the Review office.
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Brown County
L. G. Vogel
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Willow Lake
Jerry Bellig
Grove
Gov. van Sant
Mis
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H.F. Dirks
Emma Beckman
William Hirlsebus
the Groop
Defiance
West Hone
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Sonia
Bite Ghataiir
Dakinens
Neonecren
Eckblad
Searles Station
Mrs. Frank , Johnson
Peter Herman
Henry Berg
Henry Goetache
Robin Hanson
Comfrey Baseball Club
Eugene Fernholz
Wanda
Fernholz
State Bank of Comfrey
Essig and Milford
Lis
Sts Bernard Eaetebie
Y & CO
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Toledo
Weikeane
Cheney
T West & Truax
Diangiets
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Elmer
H.c.meese
Cramps
Panerps
Bern
C. J. Albrecht
Werrsee
George
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Andrew Weltsch
Lake Hauska
Catholic Church
Sandmeyer
Mituzr
Ira Miller
St. Alexander Hospital
Liaky
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Mattie
Hilla Leary
Misa Leary
Sixe
Wenzel Joswack
Julius Pidds
Ulm
John F. Remmele
Joseph Schwartz
Remmele
Sleepy Hye
Jos. Schwartz
Nic. Schwartz
Auguste Serr
Chas. Stuebe
Abaee
Muncell
Dress
Herman Cremin
Hermin Mielke
Alfred A. Schlumpberger
John Engel
New
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J. J. Bowles
Groveton
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Denver
Colo
Chicago & North-Western Ba
Weill
Strickies
Alwin
Broadway & SN
St. New Yiar
Bix
Ueen Uality
Westers
eLeere
C. A. Zelle
Forster Brothers
TOA
Coum and Toole
FH. Behnke
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L. J. Buenger
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