Fall and Winter Underwear Specials at Our Store
Shorter days and cooler nights signal a shift to warmer undergarments. Ladies’ jersey ribbed vests, fleece lined, and angora options priced from 25 to 50 cents, plus camel hair and all wool vests up to $1.50. Children’s sanitary and all wool underwear start at 10 cents to 25 cents, with infant sizes and the M Waist for children also available. E Z Waists for children offer knit elastic webbing for comfort and durability.
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Vigor Wa
Fire at Elbner's Bakery Damages Building in Minnesota Street
A fire last Friday morning at the Elbner saloon bakery on 6 South Minnesota Street caused major damage. The blaze started in the rear upper floor kitchen and porch area, spreading rapidly before firefighters arrived and deployed four hose lines within minutes. The two story frame structure housed a saloon on the lower floor and a residence above.
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Ben Reinhart
Minnesota Street
Fire damages repaired building after light blaze
Firefighters quickly extinguished a blaze in the back rooms of a recently overhauled building. The structure suffered complete guttiness in the affected area with contents lost. Total building and furniture losses estimated at 1,000 to 1,500 dollars. the building had $2,500 invested in improvements last summer. Insurance coverage includes 1,200 on the building with Jos Gallesager and 1,500 on stock, furniture, and fixtures with Pfaender agency. The adjacent Vy building escaped damage.
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Waa
Jos. Gallesager
Girard Fire Insurance Company
Chicago
Pfaender Agency
Germania Fire Insurance Company
St. Paul
Fire damages bakery and meat market,救
A blaze at a Schuebrich Bros. meat market and bakery caused interior damage before firefighters confined the spread. The Eibner bakery fire gutted its interior but was contained with a $400 insurance payout, and owner Eibner resumes repairs and work soon.
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Schuebrich Bros
Netualoss
Eibner
Four Prominent Brown County County Candidates
The Review highlights four fusion ticket nominees for Brown County offices. George for Probate Judge is a longtime resident active in civic life, facing little serious opposition. Dr. L. A. Fritsche of New Ulm, a leading physician and drug-store owner, is runner for Coroner with a focus on economical, conscientious duties. Capt. John Buschers, Peoples Party candidate for register of deeds, is a Brown County native with extensive local business and public service ties. The piece defends candidates against charges of nationality, long tenure, and financial questions while urging broad support from Democrats and Populists.
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A. George
Brown County
New Ulm
Sigel
Mr. George
Volks-blatt
George
Colunty
Laudenschlager
Court House
People’s Party
L.A. Fritsche
Fritsche
Austria
Minnesota
Mankato Normal School
Stark
Milford
Crna Wese
Christine Pietrus
Wir
Nan Tas Wehurming Guidy
Elsie
Artie
Rowan
Eckstwin
County Lourd
John Buschers
Peoples Party
Register of Deets
Courtland
Nicollet County
St. Peter
No. A
Minne
Andrew J. Eckstein
National Guard
Vnce
Tns Regiment
Jamagua
Militia Captain’s Service Noted in Local History
The record shows rapid rank progression from private to captain in 1899, with service in the state militia during the Spanish-American War era. He has never held city or county office, is an accomplished English scholar who speaks German, married in September 1596 to Magdalena Luebrs, and has a wife and two children, plus membership in the Knights of Pythias.
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Lnte
Spain
Magdalena Luebrs
The
Knights of Pythias
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Elbner's Bakery
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S. A. George
Brave
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Spanish Congress
Congress
United States
Island
Bryan
Jand
Min
Sota
Rui
Register of Deeds