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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
8
Neighborhood items report residents moving to Seattle and Sleepy Eye, sales of farms and houses, a death in the community, health notices and business changes. The piece mentions Jansen, Mogensen, Burke, Guth, and Tibbets among others, plus local events and forthcoming dances in Milford.
Springfield Advance reports Mulligan to build an iron bridge over Little Cottonwood near N. D. Vook’s place. Notables include Lizzie Covel and Carl Sabin’s marriage at the Congregational church, and Albert and Ellen Kuech's marriage in Colorado Springs. Also mentions Mrs. Wauenstein visiting from New Ulm and Henry Langmack buying into Runek & Heimann. mentions a bank cashier appointment in Fairfax and a severe croup case treated with One Minute Cough Cure.
Special correspondence notes visits and social trips around Essig Milford including Schroeder Hauser families and friends in Redwood Falls. Miss Louise Spel brink and Herman Buessmann announced to wed on May 22. Attendees like Otto Schell and Geo Marti visited Martin Mueller’s home amid many short calls and trips.
A terse note describes a kicker pursuing an unusual objective and achieving an implied goal. The phrasing suggests a bold attempt and a result that aligns with the intended outcome, though specifics remain vague.
Ed W. Gay completes a state university year and heads to New Ulm for vacation. Local residents make business trips to Minneapolis and New Ulm. The Lafayette band plans to play at Frank Smasel's on June Yad, while others renovate buildings and list rental and sale offerings. A humorous telephone exchange scene ends the item with a note of local color.
Special correspondence from Courtland covers visits by Mrs. Herman Drill to Janesville, Ida Hatcher’s weekend at home, Willie Schlekat visiting Cobden, and the marriage of Ida Bendix to Carl Paulh. It notes a medical consultation for Mrs. Bode, a Courtland survey between Courtland and the Minnesota River, and local social visits. Mrs. Drill plans a St Peter visit amid long term dyspepsia relief report.
Public bankruptcy notice lists Joseph Carl Alemann of St. Paul as adjudged bankrupt with first meeting set for May 7 1901 at 104 m in Room 441 Germania Life Bldg St. Paul Minn creditors may attend prove claims appoint trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct business. Separate notices detail Chicago and North Western and Union Pacific excursion fares to Colorado Utah with multiple date ranges and stop over rules and named routes including the Chicaze Special and Pacific Express.
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