New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-09-14
GREAT DAY.
Sucl, Viii Be the z5th of September In New
Ulm. Several Thousand Peo-
pie Expected.

Ulm. Several Thousand Peo-
pie Expected.
September 25th a year ago was mem, !,
-orabie day in the history of New Ulm.
September 25th Of this year bids fair
to rival it.
On that day the dedication of the Her
mann's monument in 1897, and the land
ing of the Germans in this country twol
centuries ago will be commemo1ated by
Germans from all over the state.
It is claimed by those who have the
arrangements in charge that the attend
ance will he nearly, if not fully, as large
as it was in 1897.
St. Paul people have organized Tor inc
event and the st. Louis company have
agreed to run three special trains. Bands
galore will accompany them. s.
After their arrival here Mayor Wesch-
cke will make speech of welcome,
probably at the park, and Mayor Kleter
of st. Paul will deliver an extended ad-
dress appropriated the occasion. ~----..
Amusements, music and prize contests
of varied character will constitute the
balance of the days entertainments.
The local Hermann Sons have appoint
ed an executive committee, OF which
Julius Berudt is chairman and Joseph
GALES secretary, to make all prepara-
lions. Sub committees have been named
as follows:
Reception, Otto Schell, John Martin,
Henry Frenzel and Jos. GALES; decora-
tions, Julius Berndt and ALI. Book;
music, GALES; refreshments, Henry Stein
hauser, Jos. Flor, Herman Hagel and
Aug. Pullman.
Mrs, Triton has sold her property on
First North street to Otto Tape for
$4,000. I
When 1t. Buschers took sick he went
to a Catholic hospital in Lexington. So
writes Chaplain Clemens.
The people of Candy and other West
ern towns are already arranging for an
excursion to this city next Sunday.
The mid-roaders have nominated
Wharton Barker for president and lg-
natlus Donnelly for second place on the
ticket.
Mrs. Edwin Stages of Minneapolis
will receive friends at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Engel on Tuesdays and
Fridays during September.
The democrats of this city will hold
their primaries next Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock at the following places:
First ward, at the old court house; Sec
ond ward, at schell's Hall; Third ward
at Jos. F. Groebner's hall.
Chaplain Clemens writes the Pioneer
Press regarding the Twelfth Minnesota
as follows: This regiment has had a haro
fate. It has lest more men by DEAN
than the Thirteenth Minnesota did at
Manila; the strength of the men was
Slapped by typhoid and malaria Win
more loss and suffering than if cam
naien had been undergone, and yet they
were never out of our own country, ane
never in sight of the enemy. I'M
Twelfth Minnesota has asked for no tav
ors, has been disseminated against, ant
seen inferior regiments set above IT, ou
Notwithstanding all this it has gon
on its way, obeying orders, doing It's gu
ty, facing more danger than on the bat
tleteld, has ssstayed by the stuff" In
stead of the people of Minnesota trying
to make trouble between omcers an
men about mastering out, now that IN
regiment IS to be mustered out, let then
give little praise and warm welcome 7
the first volunteer regiment mustered IN
to the United States service for tn
American-Spanish war.
Chicago Tribune Il want some Word'
said Rivers, dipping his pen in tie IN
for the third time, .sthat IS the exact OF
posite Of sovercome.
"What is the matter with 'undergo!..
suggested Brooks.
Dubbe 4 Fahrenkamp OF Lydia, Mil
nesota, have discovered remedy again
hog cholera and are now introducing
in this vicinity. They have placed son
on sale at the Pioneer Drug Store. Pric
SO cents and $1.00 per bottle. It h
been used last year in the state of low
quite extensively and with good result
prv bottle and convince Yourselves &