New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-09-14
THE SICK.
Arrangements Hade By Gov. Cough For the
Disposition Of the Sick Of the Twelfth.

Arrangements 1ade By Gov. Cough For the
Disposition Of the Sick Of the Twelfth.
When the sick of the Twelfth and
Fourteenth regiments arrived in st.
Paul Sunday, arrangements had already
been made by Gov. Clough for their re-
ception.
The bulk of the men will be cared for
at Minneapolis, where the old court
house has been transformed into a tenn
porary hospital and the members of the
Red Cross societies will see that every
provision is made for the care and com
fort OF the men. Only the least dan
gerous of the cases, however, will be as
signed to Minneapolis.
There are about tifty-fve cases that
require the best attention and these will
be cared for by the hospitals of st. Paul.
Gov. Clough was oftthe opinion that
none OF the men are in very bad con.
dition, and he expected that many of
them would be able to go to their re-
spective homes.
Mrs! Catherine Nippolt, a former resi-
dent OF New Ulm and Sleepy Eye, died
a few days ago at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Peter Bendixen, in ST.
Paul.
Fred Stiles, who has been in the en-
ploy of the Sleepy Eye Milling Co. for
several years, has gone to Joliet, Mon
tana, says the Dispatch, to enter the en-
ploy of the Billings Milling Co.
Miss Mary Gravseth of Lake Hanska,
| who has been confined in one of the
Minneapolis hospitals will, ri.,umatic
fever for several weeks, has <n::.iciently
recovered to be able to leturu to her
home.
McEwen, the hypnotist, visited Morris
recently and it isn't likely that he will do
so again. The people there with one
voice derided him as fake and hum
bug, and even booted and jeered him as
he passed on the streets.
Chas. johnson of Bashaw was killed
Wednesday evening by load of lumber
falling on him as he was returning with
1t from Mountain Lake. While going
down grade, Johnson's wagon upset, he
was caught under the falling timber and
crushed to death. Springfield Advance.
The western towns were represented
in the Nicollect county democratic con-
vention as follows: West Newton, Leon
ard Vetter, Jos. Reinhard and Rudolph
Marti; CORTLAND, Henry Bode, Mic.
Anderng and Fred Foss; Bernadotte, NJ.
]. Hedren, Peter Giefer, John Olson,
Aug. Frederickson and Lars Karstad;
Lafayette, Adam Goblirsch, Adam
Stadick, Frank Weber, John Saeckl,
Chas. Goblirsch and Jos. smasel jr.
Let the citizens of New Ulm do them
selves proud this week in their reception
OF the returning soldiers. St. Paul has
complained that she was deprived of the
honor; let us show her that our welcome
can be as cordial as hers. W1nona feels
that the object Of bringing the boys here
was a selfish one, but let us show her
too that it was not; that the distinction
accorded New Ulm came unsolicited
and as q surprise, but that we are equal
to the task of making the soldiers feel
that they wouldn't care to have been
sent anywhere else. Let everyone dec
crate and extend word Of cheer.
One good reason why the Twelfth
should be mustered out in New Ulm is
found in the fact that while officers and
men will be allowed to go home for
thirty days, the regimental property will
need to be looked after and at least SIX
men from each company must stay for
guard duty and sufficient number Of
officers. There will be . great deal Of
clerical work to be performed, the regi-
mental Office will be filed with work.
and the commanding officer will have to
direct and control the regiment the same
as ii the field hence his desire that the
place Of mastering out shall be his home
New Ul-n, where he can best attend TO
his regimental duties,
Why7
Why is good liar always considered
3bada
Why isn't homeless man home less