New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-16
NEW ULM IND VICINITY.
EncamP nnent Shots.

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ton tomorrow evening to elect FIRST
Lieutenent, vice Martin Mueller, re.
signed Lieut.. Mue]ler's resignation
was made necessary by his removal to
Essig.
Maj. Smith, commanding Light
Battery F., 4th U. S. artillery, will
leave Fort Smelling to-day, and he ex-
poets to arrive in New Ulm either Tues
day or Wednesday noon. He comes
with 81 men and 81 animals.
The encampmentc committee will to-
day call on the subscribers to the en-
campment fund, and it is hoped that all
Who have not already planked down the
cash will be prepared to do so when the
committee calls.
Station agent Heideman goes east
to-day with a new edition of encamp-
ment posters. St. Peter, Mankato,
GAINESVILLE and Waseca will be tho
roughly billed and New Ulm will be
advertised as it never has been before.
Capt. Frost, commanding G COM
pany, writes that he will probably
bring his company band TO camp.
This band numbers 20 pieces and
is recognized as one of. the best
bands in the Mississippi valley between
ST.. Paul and Dubuque.
st. Peter Tribune, commenting
upon the arrangements being made in
this city for the encampment, says:
''There is no town in the State which
knows how to entertain so we'll as New
J7lm. Her citizens are generous, liber-
al, open-hearted and exceedingly hospi-
table
Parties with whom Col. Bobleter
has made arrangements for horses will
please bear in mind that the horses
must be delivered at the camp grounds
on Thursday morning, June Oath, no
later than o'clock. Persons living
at distance may bring in their horses
Wednesday evening if this is an accom-
mediation to them.
Our people should not forget that
on Monday and Tuesday, June 28th
and goth, the Chicago & Northwestern
railway will run excursion trains to
this city. Due provision should be
made for the entertainment of large
crowds. Let it not be said that anyone
went away hungry from our hospitable
city.
Lieut.. Col. Geo. w. Mead and In.
spector of Rifle Practice E. W. Bird
and detail of one non.commissioned
officer and three men from each com.
pany will arrive in the city next Mon.
day evening or Tuesday morning to
assist the home committee in getting
the camp in readiness for the troops te
arrive Wednesday afternoon.
-Mankato Free Press:-Col. Boble.
ter informs us that the prospects for an
immense gathering Cat the encamp
ment) is most tlattering. Company F.
of Mankato, Capt. J. L. Washburn
commanding, will go into camp with
larger number than usual. The
boys will have q huge time, as New
Ulm always makes it pleasant for he
guests.
The special train bringing tn
troops next Wednesday will leave Wi
mona at 1880 a. M. Owatonna 11:48
Waseca 1890 p. M, Mankato junction
As, Kasota 1856, St. Peter 3:45 and ar
rive at New UIm ut about 1850 p. m
Company Il Of this city will march t
the depot to receive and escort tn
outside companies to the camp grounds
Capt Burg has kindly volunteered t
fire q salute on the arrival of the trai
conveying the troops.
There will be no lack of amuse
ments during encampment week. D
Saturday evening the dramatic sectio
Of the Turnyerein will produce the mill
tary drama '.The Spy Of Atlanta Q
Sunday evening company A gives ba
in Union Hall, on Monday evenin
there will be receptionEand Governor
ball in Turner Hall, and son Tuesda
evening Wagner &, subilia's orchestr
give a concert and ball in Turner Hal
The committee having the encaml
ment arrangements in charge would r.
spectfully ask the citizens OF New Ull
to decorate their houses next Wedne:
day with flags and green foliage as
mark Of esteem for the troops to e1
camp in our city on that day. The
would also ask business men on Mimi
sofa street to join together and han
wreaths Of green foliage across th
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