More Hunters Than Birds In Field Reported
A city party of Anton Wiesner Chas Brust and Frank Schleif harvested forty chickens after a two day hunt with one dog. Others reported eight ten and even fourteen birds amid a poor chicken year blamed on flooded low lands. Some Sleepy Eye hunters traveled to South Dakota by a loaded car with dining and sleeping quarters. No accidents noted yet though risk remains from misfires. Also a local ad touts Kings New Discovery for coughs and chest troubles with trial bottles available.
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Feld
Anton Wiesner
Chas, Brust
Frank Schleif
Wiesner
Dakota House
Dakote
Sleepy Aye
South Dakota
Rural telephone clash ends with council right of way granted
The Rural telephone company and city council settled a weeks long dispute with Mayor Silverson brokered terms granting the company right of way under minor conditions. The new line progresses and rural subscribers rise with anticipated farm connections. The piece also notes a golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Marti, born 1856, with family and friends in attendance.
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Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
Silverson
Minnesota Central
Marti Silver Wedding Observed
Mr and Mrs Geo Marti celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their city residence last Wednesday evening. About a hundred guests attended most being relatives. The Second Regiment band played music for the occasion and joined in the celebration.
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Mrs. Marti
Cincinnati
Richard Fischer
Marti
August Schell
Mr. Marti
John Marti
St. Paul
Augusta Yoerg
Winthrop
Phart
Geo. Marti
Dry Goods Opening Is Due Today in City Trade
Progressive merchant G A Ottomeyer prepares a new addition to his dry goods store to offer better light and space for customers. He has spent his life in the business, earning a reputation for reliability and honest dealing, and the community is ready to support his up to date venture.
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G. A. Ottomeyer
Ottomeyer
Lawyer Alexander Joins Owatonna Partnership with Littleton
VF. A. Alexander traveled Friday to Owatonna where he formed a law partnership with S. T. Littleton. He believes the move will open broader prospects than remaining in his former city. He had intended to leave before being offered the city attorney post but reconsidered after accepting it.
Promising young man accepts tempting new office post
The brief tenure in office strengthened his business and after losing the post he resolved to return, finding a lucrative living there. A tempting offer last week led him to accept, and his ability to mind his own business and make friends suggests future success in the new role.
Russian immigrant receives first papers in local court
Israel Goldman, an unnaturalized Russian subject in the city, appeared before the court clerk and was granted his first papers toward American citizenship. He has lived in the United States for three years, a brief period permitted by law to pursue naturalization, with no stated link to the eastern war.
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Israel Goldman
Goldman
Chance For Post Office Job In City
The post office of this city seeks a clerk carrier with an examination for applicants on Sept 1. Applications accepted until 4 30 p m Sept 14. An opportunity for a young man to secure a good job. Examinations not hard and pay is good. Information available at the post office.
Beautiful Wom and the Health Glow of Herbine
Wan Mo Strate of Midlothian writes on May 31, 1901 that Herbine after meals prevents constipation and aids digestion while praising it as the best medicine the family has used for constipation bilious fever and neuralgia.
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Wan Mo Strate
Midlothian
Eugane A. Pfetterio
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W. ©. Barber
Sandy Level
OML
Wisen’s
Ency
Minnesota Central Telephone Co
Goungil
Council
Mlows
Alexander
G.A Ottomeyer
Czargets
New Ulm
Minneapolis
Ere
Cath
Brown County
Second Regiment
Prof
Strahl
Madam Maza
Guthrie Family
Fair Grounds
Howie Ace
Ollvr
Omusemer
Smith-Grater Amusement Company
New Ulm, Minn
Ferdinand Crone
Pres
A. F. Burmeister
Secy
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