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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1906

Page

7

The Statue Mystery and the Silent City of Jewels

In Rome a famed marble statue with a carved outstretched finger bears the inscription Strike here. A young man deciphers the clue, digs beneath the shadow, discovers a sunlit hall of wealth and petrified courtiers, and seizes a jeweled sword before darkness ends his hunt.

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History of Brown County Bridge and County Organization

Excerpts from Brown County records detail 1858 actions including sheriff duties for school lands, bridge contracts for the Cottonwood River, bids by Julius Schramm and Jacob Brust, and township organization tied to Minnesota’s status. It covers payments, bonds, timber and stone contracts, and early county governance as settlers moved toward formal structures. The narrative notes disputes over sheriff expenses, contractor duties, and future meetings leading to a July 1858 decision to organize townships and publish proceedings in the New Ulm Pioneer.

Henry Behnke Glerk Cottonwood River Pebrusry Julius Schramm Joseph Reinhart Chas Laver Klinkhammer Schuludus Jacob Brust Joseph Reiohart Minnesota Brown County Anton Fieber Jacob Brust Boebbecke Aow Yellow Medicine Leavenworth Covtonwood New Ulm Board of County Supervisors Cottonwood River Bridge Meyer Austin Fieber Cottonwood Bridge Carl Simonder St. Paul C. Simonder Richard Fischer Chas. Koehne Frederick Roebbecke Henry Kempe Grown County Globe Mill Boubbecke Triquity Simondet

Postmaster Robbed in Riverton. long illness eased by Bitters

Postmaster G. W. Fouts of Riverton Ta reports near fatal robbery and loss of comfort. He attributes 11 years of jaundice to a chronic liver complaint and credits Bluctriu Bitters with curing neuralgia weakness stomach liver kidney and bladder derangements. Sold by 0. M Olsen's Drug Store for 60 cents.

G. W. Fouts Riverton Olsen's

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