New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-07-07

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Peteter q 9 20
Pn. Henton. 16 %
ST. PAUL CAVALRY.
Sharpshooters
Marksmen-
Capt. Markoe Is 10 %
Lieut.. Ostrum -. 16 IL q
Pr. Benz. 10 8 81
:. Krag. 16 9 %.
Respectfully submitted.
r. W. BIRD,
1st Lieut.. and I. r. 2. I'd Regt.M N. G.
| From the following comments by
newspaper men who visited New Ulm
during the encampment. it will be seen
that they, as we'll as the sojer BOYS,
were highly pleased with what they
heard and saw during their visit the in
city and camp:
Mankato: Register Arriving ut
New Ulm shortly after o'clock, the
line of march was taken up through the
principal part of the city, and all the
way the streets were lined with citizens
and visitors, anxious to see the merry
militia. Before the passage through the
town was half completed every member
of the regiment felt that the good people
of New Ulm were ready to welcome
them back for another weeks soiourn,
for all the way beautiful marks of esteem
in the form of tloral and other deco
rations, appropriately noticed, were
suspended across the streets alonp
which the regiment went, and every-
thing indicated that nothing that the
citizens could do for the success of the
encampment would be left undone.
The arrangements at camp were found
most perfect.
ST. Peter Tribune:-A better town for
an encamtmen could not be chosen.
New Ulm priaes itself on the hospitality
and enterprise Of its citizens. The
people themselves take 4 pride in their
fair CITY and DO all i'll their power to
make it deserve tie reputation it bears.
All questions Of dollars and cents were
laid aside and eacn one seemed 10 exert
himself TO make soldiers an! visitors
alike feel at home,
Lnvernc derald:-The Luverne
Guards returned Wednesday evening
from their first campaign-the annual
encampment at New Ulm-and received
warm welcome from the people at
Luverne. The boys had grand time
and are profuse in their acknowledge.
ments of the kindness shown them BY
the people and the Minnesota National.
Guards with whom they were encamped.
Mankato Free Press:-.The past
week has been a busy one at New Ulm
The Second Regiment, Nj. N. G. went
into camp there last week Wednesday
morning. The encampment is pronounc-
ed the greatest success of any ever
held in the state. and all the boys report
a magnificent time. New Uim people
know just about how to entertain, and
no town of it's size in the state can take
care OF as many people to the square
inch as New Ulm.
Martin County Sentinal:-New Ulm
is handsome and prosperous town of
about $500 inhabitants. They are
mostly German. The town has nearly
40 saloons which run wide open night
and day, but drunkenness is rarely
known. 1t would be difficult 10 find
more orderly, well-behaved town. We
did not see On inebriated man on her
streets while we were there. New Ulm
has met with many reverses but she has
overcome them all and can boast of
happy, prosperous, hospitable and en-
terprising people. A PERSONS respect
and admiration for the militia organ
ization is increased by a personal in
spection of the conduct and movements
of the state forces at the annual encamp-
ments. The most rigid discipline is
maintained and the men receive such
drill and instruction rs can but be of
advantage to them in making them eff
cient and skillfull in the discharge of
their duties should their services reoui-
red.
St. Peter Herald:-As predicted in
last weeks Herald this years encamp-
ment was the grandest success of any
yet held, in point of attendance and
work done. The order as to roll call
and attendance at all drills and dress
parades was rigidly enforced this year
and besides the target practice was a
more prominent feature than ever be-
fore. There were good many visi-
tors in camp last week but Monday and
Tuesday the visitors fiocked in from
every direction, the first being Cover
nor Hubbard's day and Tuesday was
sham battle. On these two DAYS the
camp and all the surrounding country
was covered with people.
| Infants Lace caps, q good assort-
ment, varying from 4Octs. to $1.5O, at
Frank Kuetzing.
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