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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
5
FH Behnke The Grocer offers a selection of breakfast foods including Pillsbury’s Vito r Pettijohn’s Breakfast Food Baker Rolled Wheat Shredded Wheat Biscuit Wishburd Crashes Vacs and more with prices per package and per pound noted such as 15c for Pillsbury’s, 25c for oatmeal, and 24c per pound for Gold Dust Cornmeal.
The store showcases a large line of collarettes and scarfs from New York and Chicago at prices from 1.50 to 825.00. Also featured are Banner Brand fall shirt waists for ladies in stone, brillianteen and flannels, plus a complete purse line from 1.50 to 8.50. French flannels in plain colors and stripes arrive, promising stylish waist options and attractive gift ideas.
A Turner Hall program lists a Sunday event on September 9 1900 at 3 p m featuring music by ser3e7 and the Regt Band, choirs, recitations, and orations from Emma Steinhauser and A J Alwin, with a 2nd Regt Band concert in Turner Hall Park. Meals and lunch are served all day by the Turnverein ladies, followed by an open air dance in the new hall.
For sale a new frame two story dwelling on Franklin Street near Center with six rooms closets a large barn and a good well. Property includes two lots. Inquire at this office. Wanted table boarders by the day or week at Mrs G Eder’s Minnesota Street near 8rd Nortis.
A roundup of local movement and visits includes A F Reim and son in St Paul, Mrs C H Hornburg in Chicago, Einar Hoidale on a professional trip to Bellingham, and George Scherer visiting relatives in New Ulm. Many residents travel to Minneapolis and St Paul for fairs, school, or family visits. A picnic at Essig, high temperatures near 90, and football practice begin as residents resume routines. Multiple residents move, visit, or plan trips, with civic and social events noted throughout the week.
The public schools opened Monday with enrollment of 594, up from 507 last year, with projections calling for 750 to 806 by winter term’s end if growth continues. The opening day went smoothly as teachers and students adjust after summer break, while officials note strong participation in various departments and upcoming events in the community.
North Western Line offers reduced rate excursion tickets to St Peter Minnesota from September 11 to 14 with sales limited to September 15. Apply through Chicago and North Western Railway agents at 36.
Excursion tickets will be sold on the North Western Line for the Sioux City Carnival and Inter State Festival to run October 1 to 6. For dates of Boma apply to Chicago agents in the north western region.
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