New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-05-11

this city yesterday. No 2 sold for SLIPS.
Mrs. Bushard has sold twenty acres Of
timber IN Lafayette to John F. Neumann
for 800.
Mr.. Hendele, an aged man from the.
west end Of the county, died at the hos.
pital Sunday.
Private Gehrke, who Joined the New
U'm company from Sleepy Eye, is not
expected to 1--we. Il.
Alb. Oswald has accepted position
as operator with the Northern Pacific at
Helena, Montana.
Rev. Buzzell's subject next Sunday
morning at Gebser's Hall will be slope,
the Anchor OF the soul.'
The Germania Sisters will give Pen
tecost Festival at HermanD's Heights on
Sunday, the 18th of June.
| Chas. Forster, son of Mr.. Forster Of
this city, has sold his saloon in Gibbon
to James Larson and will engage in bus
mess at Springfield.
Gilbert Gilbertson, a county charge,
died at the hospital in this city on Sat-
urday of dropsy. The deceased was
eighty-tour years of age.
! 1t. John Lind came home from Camp
Ramsey on a :urlough Monday evening.
He wore the regulation officers uniform
and stated that he expected the
regiment would surely move to the south
before the end of the week.
| A special election was held in Spring
field Wednesday to decide upon the is
suance of bonds for the building of an
addition of four large rooms to the
school house. The bond advocates won
and the sum of $4,000 will be foated. q
The people of New Ulm have offered
to present the Twelfth regiment of vol
unteers, that commanded by Col,
Bobleter, with handsome regimental
flag. The funds, necessary for the So
curing of this flag, were raised by popu-
lar subscription. ~.
The last session of the Whist Club for
this season was held at the home of Mrs.
Blanchard Saturday evening. The head
prizes for the season went to Mrs. F. II.
Behnke and Mrs. E. T. Critchett, and the
"booby" prizes to Mrs. Henningsen and
Mrs. A. J. Eckstein. .z..-
The "sound money" people of this CT
ty have arranged for meeting at Union
Hall next Saturday evening, at which
time addresses will be made by ]. Adam
Bcde Of Pine City and Editor Donald Of
Davenport. The latter is the German
orator who spoke here two years ago.
Bede, of course, is known by nearly ev-
ery5ody.
Adjutant General Muehlberg has is
sued an order directing that the regi-
ments in camp at the State Fair grounds
shall hereafter be known as the Twelfth,
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Minnesota
volunteers. Bobleter's regiment is given
the precedence and will accordingly be
known as the twelfth. The numbering
begins where the regimental numbers OF
the civil. war left off, some OF the veter.
ans of the late unpleasantness being
strongly opposed to. having the new
regiments designated by the same num-
bers as were the historic battalions of the
civil war.
| On Monday at Camp Ramsey, Col.
Bobleter, the, commanding officer of the
brigade, issued emphatic orders which
show that the war department wants the
volunteer army put under strict disci,
pline Immediately. From now on the
camp will be under military rule. I'm.
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all sides, guard house regulations being
enforced against those who disobey
Commanding officers and lieutenants
have been ordered to break off relations
of social familiarity with priyates anc
to hold themselves aleof as far as posi-
BILE. The one objection to discipline il
the state service was the fact that pr
Yates presumed too much upon their so
cial acquaintance with their superiors
The orders issued today will efectually
stop this.
i When the Northwestern excursion
train pulled in here Sunday morning j
consisted of ten coaches and every ont
was apparently crowded. Two hundred
Ipeople managed to get on board at thi,
station, however, and outside Of the bane
members only three holders Of ticketl
failed to get into the crowded coaches