County News and Gossip Highlights Local Happenings
Rebuilding contract for State Bank awarded to Frank Isehn at 36000 with Sept. 1 completion target. Esther Whitzel to finish Trautmann district school term. plans travel with sister Mrs Rev Hawkins to Tociaopa. Gustav Mielke weds Amalia Timm of North Star. Rev Eagle officiates. N N Wolley named corresponding secretary for creamery patrons. New Ulm steam laundry signs local agent John Fly. Mulligan census driver Geo N Hanson may base in Comfrey. Ira Miller buys 87 hogs in five hours then loads 137 more that evening. H G Kranz moves steam laundry to Casanova building. Jacob Wigal seeks Republican probate court nomination. viewed as strong chance. Disease: boy brings revolver home. community urged to address school safety. John Blottner family to New Ulm. Schwerdtfeger moves to Sanborn with flour mill project. Co A inspection praised. turnout large at Turner hall. Minneapolis St Louis excursion proves successful with 9 coaches. trip times meet schedule. Fireman Wim Gram injured on C N W lines near Cottonwood bridge. skull fracture probable. hospitalized. single, resident of Winona. veteran of late war.
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Frantie Advan
Frank Isehn
Mies Esther Whitzel
Trautmann
Wim Gram
Mankato
10. C. Strickler
Winona
Turner Hall Gymnastic Schedule for New Ulm Turnverein
New Ulm Turnverein lists classes for boys age 6 to 10 Monday and Thursday 4 30 to 4 46 p m. girls 8 to 10 Tuesday 4 80 to 5 45 p m. boys 14 to 18 Monday and Friday 7 80 to 8 80 p m. young ladies over 16 Thursday 7 30 to 9 p m. ladies and married women Tuesday and Friday 8 to 4 p m. active Turners Tuesday and Friday 8 30 to 10 p m. Turners 80+ Thursday 9 to 10 p m. normal training for boys Saturday 10 45 to 11 45 a m.
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New Ulm Turnverein
N. Hanson
Son Sherman
Weaueedas
Bascee
Taavenworth
J. W. B. Wellcome Sr
Lanpher Hat Leads Everywhere With Fit And Style
The Lanpher hat dominates as the best fitting and most attractive option, promising superior wear and look at an unbeatable price. The wording highlights its universal appeal and claim of long-lasting quality for all customers seeking value and style.
Busy Saturday on Main Street Amid Agricultural Trade Surge
Saturday afternoon about four o'clock dozens of teams filled Main Street as farmers paused seeding and corn planting. The crowd gathered for trading during a lull in town activity, a rare sight when nothing major was attracting people.
Does It Pay To Buy Cheap Boschee's German Syrup Ad
A vintage medical ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as the remedy for coughs and lung troubles. It claims the product heals tissue, destroys germs, relieves inflammation, eases expectoration, and improves sleep, urging readers to try one bottle and noting sample bottles are available at a local drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Alll Druggzats
and. J. Eckststeln
Opportunity to own land cheap in the West expands for renters
An appeal urges readers to pursue western land for $4 to $6 per acre, promising higher returns than eastern plots. It promotes O. A. Knudson as immigration agent, offers trip arrangements for land seekers, maps, and details from Harvey, North Dakota. Also contains local ads for hats, bicycles, Linden farms, cigars, and Harbor whiskey retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Kenndtson
O. A. Knuprsox
Cand
Immigration and Locating
Harvey, N. Dak
Probate and estate notices from New Ulm Minn and Brown County
Notices announce probate hearings for Karl Schreyer and related estates with orders to publish for three weeks in New Ulm Review. Also details a teachers institute in Springfield Brown County on June 18 1909 and local railway excursion promotions for trips to Denver Colorado Springs and other western destinations with special half rate tickets.
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New
New Ulai Review, A Weekly Newspaper Printed Beilehed Wr the City of New Ulai
New Ulm
Minn
S.A
Seal) Horge
Probat
Minnesota
Brown
Karl Schnx
Charles
August Rader
Karl Schreyer
Court House
City of
New,Ulm
Said
Maythin
Teachers’ Institute
Brown County
Springfield
Chas. F. Koehler
Mankato
Wu. F. Rowox, Co. Sup’t
Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Hot Springs
Bap City
Deadwood
Speariich
8. D
Casper
Shendon
Wyo
Minneapolis & St. Louis
R. I
A. B. Cutts
G. P.A
Minneapolis
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Gustav Mielke
Amalia Timm
Gottlib Timm
North Star
Eagle
Comfrey
Times
Creamery Association
N. N. Wolley
John Fly
John
Geo. N. Hanson
Mulligan
Hye
Ira Miller
St. Paul
Dispateh
H. G. Kranz
Casanova
Main Atrest
Jacob Wigal
Wigal
Wrom the
Herald
John Blottner
Bletter Hing
Henry Schwerdtfeger
Sanborn
Schwerdtfeger
Co. A
A. F. Pray
Turner Ball
Vand
Col
Jos. Bobleter
Col. Mead
Adjt
L. G. Vogel
Twin Cities
Turner Hall
Uune
Chris. Boock
Unar
Alaska
L. Saverien
Crane Bros
H. L. Saverien
Linden
Mann
C. A. Knudteon
Harvey
N. Dal
Lanpher
Lanpher, Finch, & Skinner
Herbert Spencer
Harper
Hansen
J. F. Carlson
Minneapolis & St. Louis R. Re
Waterville
Lake Tetonka
Maple Point Hotel
Tetonka Park
Waconia
Clear Lake
Coney
Lake’ Minnetonka
R. R
Deephaven
Cottagewood
Excelsior
Lake Park
Pierre
Superior
Dakota
Chas. Stubbe
Milwakee
Mutter-Liebe
Hans Huckelbein
Turner Hall Orchestra
Alwin’s
City Drug Store
Reussmann Bros
Paul
Timothy
Ashe
Kaiser
Hermann
Chas, Stengel
N. Henningsen
Tel
Cary Safe CO
Buffalo
U.S. A
United States
South Dakota
California
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Oregon
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Mrs. S. Pfefferle
Ladies of
New Ulm and Vicinity
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