New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
Industrial
oarade.
Bands and Big Delegations Coming ffron
SuIroundlng Towns.
The Entire City viii be Alive with Peopl,
and Gorgeous with Decorations.

The nearer We come to the Fou-th,1 the
more certain does il seem that the cele-
sbration in New Ulna will be success,
The committee is meeting with few, if
any, Stumbling blocks. Z.
The excursion train, which will leave
Minneapolis earl in the morning and
reach New Ulm about ten, will bring
shither crowds Of strangers from all along
the line. Gaylord and Winthrop will
he here in force and will have their
bands with them.
The Great Western and Cnncordia
Bands will meet them at the depot and
II is safe to say that there will be no end
of music. twill be small band tour
.nament in iteslf. Gs 4.
The parade will take place between
ten and eleven o'clock. That it will be
worth coming a long way to see there
can be no question. Floats representing
the growth of New Ulm from the days
of the pioneers to the present time, and
Others typical Of IndeI endeb.;e Day,
some representing education. ,n,sic,. art
and science, and still others SUI - forth
our leading industries and tr,.u.s will be
in line to the number of nearly fifty, and
all OF them will be of the very best.
You will miss the finest parade in Min
nesota on that day if you miss the one
IN New Ulm.
The committee met on Wednesday
evening and among the minor points de-
cided upon were these: s
The fireworks will be displayed from
Jos. Weg's hill west of the Driving Park
Mr.. AMann was authorized to take
charge Of the contest between the groups
oihorsemen from the surrounding towns.
The German Park will he the scene of
the exercises in the morning. The diff
ferent Societies of this city will be per-
mitted to nse certai4 portions for lunch
and refreshment stands during the entire
day,
At the Driving Park the amusement
features WILDE exciting beyond doubt.
Many entries for the races are now com
ing in and the ball between the New
sUlm Club and the Indians will surely
ccmc off. Many minor attractione have
also been arranged by the directors for
this OCCASION.
Hon. c. r Davis of St. Peter will
deliver the grafton. He is an elo-
quent speaker.
Both Milford and Sigel have alrea-
.dy signifed their intention to furnish
a troop of mounted horsemen for the
prize parade.
Erdman Prahl Of Milford is preparing
to build a large barn.
Miss Viola Koch has gone to Des
Moines, Iowa, to yisit with friends.
Mrs. Ziegler Of Brookings and Mrs
Musser Of Tracy spent the week here
with relatives. Z.
In the Epworth League picnic which
lis to be heldat Springfield today, Rev
Krinke of this city will respond to tile
address of welcome and the local society
will present, g paper.
The Ladies Society Of Rev. seeg.
5er's Church will hold Sundayschoo
picnic at. Hermann's Heights mex
Sunday afternoon. Free rides will b
furnished from the monument TO the
Park.
County School Superintendent G. w
Scherer was pleasantly surprised Friday
evening, IS the unexpected arrival, at hi
home, 81 Prof. Campbell, OF Madison
Lake, and fifteen teachers of the country
schools. After greetings had been ex.
chang M. Campbell stepped. from the
group, handed 70 the surprised hest.
beautifuI pair Of pebble opera glasses
and remarked that the donors felt yer,
kindly toward their sup periintcndent foi