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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1903

Page

2

Train strikes man on track near New Ulm

Johann J. Edler, 57, native of Mecklenburg Schwerin, died after being hit by a train as he stood on a track beside his home. Wind hindered hearing the whistle despite three blasts. Widow left destitute. Arbeiter Verein to assist. Funeral held at Buenger’s parlors.

Ernst Sauer Edler A. Madden Johann J. Edler Benitz Mecklenburg-Schwerin Germany America New Ulm Lowa Arbeiter Verein Buenger

Eagle Roller Mill to Add 3500 Barrel Flour Capacity

Construction progresses on a new smokestack and cement foundation for Eagle Roller Mill in Minnesota. A Racine boiler ordered months ago will double current boiler power, boost capacity to 3,500 barrels daily, and position the mill among regional giants.

Eagle Roller Mill Company Minnesota Northwest Sleepy Eye Milling Company Minneapolis Duluth S. Freeman & Sons Racine Wis Henry Schapebahm

Pioneer called away in New Ulm dies after brief illness

Charles Sommer, longtime New Ulm resident and pioneer, died of peritonitis after a brief illness. Born March 27 1827 in Mecklenberg Schwerin Germany he came to America in 1855 and to New Ulm with the Chicago colony. He survived by his widow Elizabeth Graff and six children. Funeral services were held at his home with an oration by Capt. Albert Steinhauser.

New Ulm Charles Sommer Sommer Fritsche Mr. Sommer Meck- Jenburg-Schwerin Germany America Chicago Hummel Bros Elizabeth Graff Henry Sommer Sioux Falls S. D Fred, Sommer St. Paul Otto Sommer Minneapolis L. C. Johnson

Seekers Excursions to Northwest West and Southwest

Via the North Western Line excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates are of gate to the territory indicated above. Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars free reclining chair cars and the best of everything. For full particulars apply to agents Chicago and North Western Railway.

North-Western Line Chicago & North Western R’y North-Western Wisconsin Northwest W. B. Kniskerv Chicago Chicago & North-Western

Repairs Begin After Heavy Rains on Northwestern Line

The Chicago and Northwestern railway crews start repairs from Courtland to Owatonna after severe rains caused sink holes and damaged roadbeds. A 90 man Italian crew works from Courtland toward Mankato with trains running in the interim. Rumors of a St Louis retaining wall were not substantiated. Card of Thanks from Mrs Extrapeth Sommer and childres.

Chicago & Northwestern Railway Waseca Owatonna Minneapolis & St. Louis Road Minneapolis Fritche R. L. English Extrapeth Sommer and Childres

Left Hand Blown Off in Evan Shooting Accident

Albert Christianson an 18 year old youth near Evan suffered a shotgun blast that destroyed his right hand. The left hand bore the brunt of the explosion. surgeons amputated halfway up the forearm at St Alexander hospital. He is believed to recover well.

Evan Albert Christianson Young Christianson Adams of Morgan Adams St. Alexander Hospital

New Ulm Doctor Named to Sanatorium Advisory Board

Dr. G. B. Weiser of New Ulm was named to a five member advisory board for a state sanatorium for consumptives to be built at Walker with 25000 dollars appropriated. The board includes Drs Williamson Brainerd Wattam Taylor with terms ranging two to five years. The institution will be one of four in the United States and will serve indigent patients at state expense.

New Ulm G. B. Weiser Walker Weiser A. P. Williamson Minneapolis J.l.camp Brainerd G. S. Wattam Warren All Taylor St. Paul United States Ulm

Massacre in Verse and a Roadmaster’s Car

A 19th century poem from Mrs. Sarah Sweet recalling the Sioux War era in Minnesota, with vivid frontier scenes around Fort Ridgely and Redwood Hills. A later item notes Dennis Toomey’s red to green paint revamp of his Chicago & Northwestern speeder, nicknamed Shamrock, reflecting lighthearted local color.

A. B. Sweet Hopkins Minn Sarah Sweet Senons Thes Plain Dennis Toomey Chicago & Northwestern Toomey Dennis Speeder

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