New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-03
VIEWS OF PA PERS.
SOME CELEBRATION CONTENTS FROM RI
PAPERS.
ALL SATISFIED WITH CELEBRATION.
NEW ULn RECEIVES PRAISE FROM VISIT.
ING NEWSPAPER MEN.

From few Of the exchanges that
come to this office we clip the following
comments:
SLEEPY EYE HERALD.
Taking ever thing into consideration
New Ulm and especially the committee
deserve a whole lot of praise for the suc-S
cessful manner in which the celebration
was carried out.
MARTIN COUNTY SENTINEL. 81
The celebration was an unqualified
success in every way. Barring the alb
sence Of Col. Flandrau, there we're no dis
appointments. The weather was ideal
being, the old defenders said, just as it
was on that August day in 1862 when
fire and blood and pillage were rampant.
AT least 5000 people from outside the
city were in attendance on Saturday and
Sunday brought at least II, 600.
Saturday afternoon sham battle by
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six CON panies of Col. Bobleter's regi-
ment and Capt. Burgs battery of light
artillery took place. Viewed from mill
tary standpoint it was aroaring farce but
the crowd enjoyed It and many consid-
cred it the star feature Of the day 5
The celebration was grand success
and the philosophical people Of New
Ulm have demonstrated that when they
invite the public in to any doin's they'll
give them the full worth of the time and
money expended and use everyhody right.
New Ulm is German town and German
hospitality is proverbial. &. :.s
- .GIBBoN GAZETTE. "a -.
Those from. here who attedded the
Massacre celebration at New Ulm last
Saturday and Sunday announce that they
were we'll pleased with the program in
general The,celebration brought to chat
little city the Largest crowd of people
ever known to visit there at one time.
Many from here were IN attendance and
all returned fully satisfied that their time
was we'll and pleasantly spent in viewing
the numerous andvivid attractions atJthe
celebration. III
~ SHERBURN ADVANCE. Z
NewsUlm is a substantial city. bui.ded
on most picturesque site, but its build.
Jugs both business and residential are of
the most common type. The skill of
the architect would have added much
beauty to its business street which is al
most an unbroken string of bricks for
| many blocks. If Banker Broun will
pardon us for the comparison, we would
say that his pew building in this place
| is fair sample OF the architectural beauty
Of the New Ulm business street, There
are numerous large churches and school
buildings of the various denominations
comprising the population Of the city al
so Turner Hall might be mentioned in
this connection as a most imposing s;ruc-
ture for that place. The monument
erected to the memory of the brave de-
tenders of the burg forty years ago is a
lasting credit to the city and the State
and was surrounded all day BY strangers
from all parts acquainting themselves Of
at least a few of the details of that afro
cious frontier conflict.
50 TRACY REPUBLICAN.
Seventeen tickets were sold at. this
place for last Sundays New Ulm excur-
sion. Those of our people, who were at
New Ulm Saturday and Sunday, report
big crowd and successful time, and
pronounce New Ulmites as most excel
lent entainers. 81
TRACY HERALD.
Il Several of our people went TO New Ulm
to participate in the doings there last:
Sunday, and all report very interesting
time. The occasion, the celebration Of
the towns escape from total obliteratlon
during the Ind1an massacre in '62, was
probably the first Of its kind in the his.
tory of the country.
: N 1hsd4s
ss3 LAMBERToN STAR.
Many from this city and vicinity at
tended the fortieth anniversary celebra-
ton of the Indian massacre which was
held at New Ulm last Saturda; and Sum.
day. Many took advantage Of the ex-
cursion rates Friday and Saturday, while
others went by team, and on Sunday
there were something like seventy tic
kets sold here for that place. The crowds
in attendance at the celebration was very
large. Big prepaIa tiona had been made.
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