New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-26
clustering
Them Out.
The Twelfth Regiment is Being Prepared
For Doffing the Coats of Blue. =
Capt. Morgan, the Mastering Out Officer,
Now Examining Into the Physical
Condition of the Men.

ial train.
There were over 1900 men in all and
when they were drawn up for dress
parade at four o'clock in the afternoon
they presented splendid appearance.
Company E alone had 70 men in rank.
The regiment will undoubtedly he
here until the 5th or 9Th Of November.
Capt. Morgan, the mastering out off,
Ger, has opened offices in DR.. Schoch's
new building, and, with two assistants,
is now engaged in preparing reports on
the physical condition of the men.
DR.. Schoch has been appointed as ex-
aiming surgeon and as his assistant he
has DR.. J. Welcome Of Sleep; Eye.
The examination will undoubtedly re-
qaire all Of this week and perhaps part
of next.
Then the muster rolls must be sept to
Washington for approval and when they
return the men will be paid.
AS already stated tins is Lot likely to
occur before the 1st and the regiment is
not expected to get away much before
the 5th. The discharges will he dated
from that day.
This time the boys receive two months
paw and several months clothing &C.
count. In all, something like $4,000
will be distributed amongst the men and
officers.
The regiment is encamped at the fair
grounds,and in spite of the cold weather
the boys are able to make themselves
comfortable. The oil stoves purchased
by the quartermaster heat up the tents
nicely.
1t. Bulls, who was assigned to the
di vision quartermaster's department af-
ter reaching Ch1ckamauga, Joined the
Twelfth here on Saturday. He left Lex
ington two weeks ago.
Report reached here yesterday of the
death of John Becker of CORTLAND.
DR.. Kilbride of Sleepy Eye was in the
city on professional business Saturday.
A military ball will be given at Turn
er Hall next Saturday evening, the goth.
Werner Boesch and family will spend
the latter part of the winter in Califo,-
MIA.
Mr.. Bither of Winona and his son, AL
| bert of Sleepy Eye, were in the city on
Monday.
The Turnvereln is preparing to cele-
brate its 4snd anniversary on the even
ing of November 18th.
Peter Manderfeld has sold the lot just
north of the Union Hotel to John and
Fred Backer for $1,000.
There was pleasant evening enter
tainment at Turner Hall Sunday even
ing.1 1.-THE program consisted of music
recitations and dancing.
Henry Pfeiffer, Miss Bertha Pfeiffe1
and Miss Sophia Hoffman, of Milford
and Fred Heimerdinger and daughter O.
Golden Gate were Omaha Exposition
visitors last week.
Rev. Schal]er assisted in the ceremon
les attending the dedication of new
German Lutheran churcl, at Havana
South Dakota, on Sunday.
Get your tickets for the Max Dick en-
tertainment at Turner Hall today. TIL
company will he here November 1st,ant
will give the people music that they vii
always recall with pleasure.
Lorenzoi slocum of Stark township
died. ion the 18th of old age. Mr.. Sioc
UNI was one oflthe sterling old resident
of the5 county and his influence in tn
community in which he lived was &C
cordingly extensive.
The Northwestern will run an excur
sion to Omaha tomorrow, the rate TO
the round trip beng only $3.50. Thi
is so low that no one need withhold
from himself the pleasure of visiting tn
s>conds greatest exposition in the histor..
| Of tho cOuntrv
VIM. Gollnast, the young man VIII
ran away from home two years ago AM
was last. heard from in connection witt
a sensational. letter purporting to com
from the Klondike gold fields, arrived
here last week and is now visiting Will
his parents. He still adheres to the trutl
of the story related in that wonderful.
interesting letter.
John A. johnson Of St. Peter will ad
dress the voters Of CORTLAND next Fri
day evening at the village. Satu.da.
evening he will be the speaker at rail-,
at Lafayette Station. Mr.. johnson j
giving the republicans to understan'
that they have fight on their hands
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