26 Sep 1900
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1900
Page
1
Pall announces ready stock for fall dress goods with a wide Black Golf Medal line. The store touts Austrian wool fabrics and dyestuffs, promising durability and soft finish. It lists crepes and various fabrics with prices from one to two dollars per yard, plus jackets and other textiles in assorted prices and patterns.
Local shop advertises Broadtiend Worted Goods made in temper and sold in Tamestown New York. It markets Venetians Latins, Poplins, Gran tte Cloth Serges and Storm Serges in colors plus Henriettas from 12 cents to 175 dollars. It offers silks for waists and trimmings with wide lines of Black Silk Appliques White Silk Appliques Jet Trimmings Silk Guimpes and Braids at various prices.
The Brown County Agricultural Society’s thirtieth annual show faced drizzling rain on opening day and delays to the Wild West program. Despite wind and mud hindering performances, attendance rose on Saturday with about 600 visitors and a special Sunday showcase by White Spear and Wild West. Exhibits in fruits vegetables and livestock earned praise, while prize lists across horses sheep swine poultry dairy and vegetables highlight strong local competition and community support.
Brown county Republicans met at the opera house in the city at 10 am for nominating a state representative and county officers. After organizing and credentials debates the party backed S. D. Peterson for representative and named a full ticket including Louis Vogel auditor August Windorn treasurer Wesley Miller register of deeds E B Hicks sheriff Geo Olsen county attorney Charles Grussen dorf probate Geo Boock coroner J W B Wellcome and superintendent of schools A Frederickson with a party slate and resolutions denouncing the current state administration.
At a special meeting last week the council approved Mayor Weselicke action to stop attempts to occupy Water and Second North streets by the M and St L A R Co and others. The mayor may hire special police to prevent illegal occupation and prosecute anyone placing ties or rails. A contract with Centerville Co Iowa was closed to supply soft coal at 3.80 per ton for the coming year. The mayor's use of 200 for relief of Galveston lexus sufferers was approved.
The fourteenth annual Northern German M. E. conference met in Springfield last Friday and Saturday with Rev. Geo. W. Fritze representing New Ulm. Bishop Mallalieu opened the service, and officers were elected including Rev. E J Punk as secretary and Rev. Emil Uhl and others as assistants. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society reported seven new societies formed, totaling 37 with 855 members and $1,665 raised. Several pastor assignments were noted, with Fritze staying in New Ulm and others moving to Sleepy Eye and Springfield. The conference closed with a sermon by Bishop Mallalieu. A book note reviews Joseph A. Altsheler’s My Captive in New Lippincott magazine.
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