14 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1900
Page
1
An illustration shows the Ulster Overcoat. the ad claims the style is popular and selling well. The line boasts a more complete countywide selection than any other firm, urging readers to view their stock.
An advertisement touts RTSH FRIEZE coats as top wear, offered from 29 to B16 in brown black and oxford gray and new shade. The coats are described as well cut, durable and guaranteed by the manufacturer and seller.
Jersey Coat listing notes a smooth surface, finer appearance, but wear quality less than frieze. Describes high velvet storm coats priced at B12, $14 and $15.
A remark on how clothing reflects character raises questions about style choices and individual preference. The discussion highlights the right to dress with care and the social implications of sartorial decisions.
The New Ulm Turnverein marked its 44th anniversary with a Sunday banquet at Turner hall attended by about 150 members and guests. President Henry Heimerdinger reported the society’s prosperous growth and a $700 toward a $1000 building fund. Col. William Pfaender delivered the principal address while other veterans shared reminiscences.
The China Cat argues with the Gingerbread Dog about who would be lunch for a bright brown eyed girl and who would be better as a playmate. The girl loves them both, so the Gingerbread Dog ends up lunch for her and the China Cat for play.
Ludwig Ganske 64 a longtime Sigel resident died after a horse kick as he watered the animal in his stall. A daughter witnessed the event. his wife helped after, receiving a thigh injury. He died about an hour later. Funeral today at the family home with burial in Sigel cemetery. Rev. Geo R Fritze officiating.
The Comfrey Times notes a November pattern with storm periods from the 15th to 19th and a later central reaction around the 22nd to 27th, predicting rain and snow moving westward and a high barometer with a cold wave later. Moon dates are cited as influencing winds and gales, with general cloudiness possible at any time.
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Company faces action after failing to properly grade North Street. The council authorized the streets committee to use lawful means to compel immediate completion and to involve the business community if needed. Also, Sharpe Weyhe seeks to address slander by the railroad agent. The fire chief's requests were granted, and Henry Engel was reappointed chief with a $50 yearly salary. Alexander Williams reports on local telephone expansion and central station preparations.
Astronomers forecast a bright display of Leonid meteors between Tuesday and Friday nights as Earth crosses the debris from Tempel’s comet. The shower, linked to Leo, is noted for a rare gem-like peak seen about once in a century and traced back to past observations including 1833.
Transfers recorded by the Register of Deeds include Paul N. Raus to August Boelter for multiple lots in Daouer's addition Springfield for 1360 dollars and Andreas Haala to Paul N. Raus for two lots in Bagen's 8rd add Springfield for 75 dollars. Other moves cover Wm Pffender to Therese Schell New Ulm 25 dollars, Caroline Zinke to Auguste Krause and Bertha Olsen east half lot 8 block 8 Springfield, Wn Pfuender to Maggie Drexler lot 6 block 183 N New Ulm 75 dollars, Emil Rasmussen to H H Pfeiffer lots 4 5 6 7 Rasmussen's add Evan, Wm B Hill to Byron Green lot 12 and east 38 feet of lot 11 Breckenridge's Sleepy Eye add, B Rembart to Jos Schnobrich parts of lots 5 6 7 block 66 8 New Ulm 7625 dollars, Fr W Blackmenn to Mrs Mary Frank lot 9 and west half lot 8 block 3 Comfrey See rape 500 dollars 1000 173 dollars 1105 dollars.
The week ending Tuesday, November 13th, lists marriages recorded by Clerk of Court Larson. Evan Pfeiffer wed Anna Zelljeville, Gost Nelson to Marit Troidal of Bansko, Anton Lindmieyer tied to Barbara Merz of New Ulm, Morgen Dilank weds Anna Koebler of Eden, August Dictemans with Catharine Thoma, and Ferdinand Wiew to Bawa Sturm, both of Basha.
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