The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
VETS GUESTS OF GUARDS
PLEASING FEATURES OF. NIEMOR-
IAL DAY AT NEW ULM-EXER-
CIsEs ELSEWHERE IN THE
81 NORTHWEST.
Specials to The Journal,

celebrated in this city with more than usual
Regiment band and the militia, was I'VE blocks
long. The address Of the day was delivered by
Captain Einar Hoidale. Upon the return Of the
by Company A of the national guard. This is "a
last st and Is Of the
the city. >.~'",.. ,.~.> - =
Yankton, S: D., May 3l,--The G. a, R, OBJ
served Memorial Day with a fitting program.
and WAS followed by United States Senator K. J.
Fergus FAILS, Mimi, May s1.-Exereisez. were,
held on the courthouse grounds, the address being
delivered by John L. TCwnley. =
choo ehsn maced n1g ~ 81
the to cemetery President H W. Fo o Of Ansgas
Dead. The procession l SI reformed and marched
to the Central park. where George Armstrong Of
Minneapolis, veteran, Of the Philippines, ad-s
0FT FFazee Nine Mlan Nay 3Rev Messrs
and F 5s smlth delivered
at the memorial services. Il,
Humboldt, Iowa, May 31.--L. E. Hollansbce
of Des Moines delivered the grafton. Large
Mord ef n hs t %sp s 81 aa{ Grafton was y
Judge s dos 1 and hes9 of the q
supreme court Of Iowa. Notwithstanding the
weight of his eighty years. he delivered Q
mastery. address. Services at both the Mil
hundreds.
sefvcss wsre held eTa erEe
Jones of the University of Minnesota delivered
an able Grafton. vocal solo was sung by
GiE:a Steiner Of the University Glee club :
the
crcises consisted Of drills recitations and music
by the children Of the public schools and an able
address by Rev. H. Pharo OF the Methodist
church, - ~
Pipe, pipestene, MINI, May s1:-w: B; Brown de- t.
from the government Indian school participated
in the OrORram.
Hastings Mimi. May 31-Dr. G. G. Higbee
Of St; Paul delivered an interesting address.
sity student. recited a poem, 1.-THE Charge Of
the First Minnesota q at Gettysburg" =.
Clark s. D. Nay G Of thS
sly sReesa 's young HSD
Rev W. ]. oldheld and Lincoln's Gettysburg
Waterv vile MINI ~ May s1-5udge Emery of
asvsfse the REneipsl
the afternoon Senator F., H. Peterson addressed
large gathering at the opera hall.
Canton, s. D., May 31.-An the churches sus-
pended regular services in Difference to = the
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auspices Of General Lyon post and Its auxiliary.
Most Of the business houses closed.
Candy, Mimi, May s1.-Rey. 6. L; Morrill, Of
to large and enthusiastic audience The pa
ees next id sy hr e. a. f.
ans and three Spanish American war veterans.
There were about fifty in the Woman's Relief
Corps and over 200 school children. The stores
and residences were deliberately decorated with
flags and bunting. In the city park a halt was
ads before a the M stand which
coicrs. Prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.
Perry and Mayor Glynn welcomed the gather
ing. Professor Vail gave Lincolns Gettysburg
address and the requienls were sung by ladies'
quartet. J. &. Lund of Minneapolis, formerly Of
Candy, made a feeling speech, in which he re
rro1 4N fhn rfro nj rio ar1d troy t1,c
names and history Of some of the local dead
After the Grafton by Rev. Mr. Morrill, the audi
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were strewn with flowers. E#FF
Duluth. Mimi, May ga feature of the Me
mortal Day exercises, which 1t has been decidel
will establish precedent for future years, wa
srew Of flowers Rsh the ship ship canal b
afternoon 1000 persons listened to patrioti
address by Rev. r. J. Mooney. 7ersse 4
long made up Of civic and military y'0 societies
moved to Graceland cemetery, where the grave
Ct the sfoon was b.
| George A.. Silsby.
Dodge Center, MINI. May s1.-:Rev. D. A
Towney of st. Paul made an able address in tn
| opera-house
I M d May ttern
Rush city, Mimi. May a1IMore than loo
attended the memorial services at sunrise.
Litchfeld, MINI, May 31.-Rev. R. 9. Mitch
ell was the orator. Services were held in RIPPLE
cemetery in the forenoon, and In Central park i
Henderson, MINI, May 51..-The afternoon ex
ercises were held at the courthouse square, wher
addresses were delivered by County Attorne
Mckenzie and Professor w. W. Folwell Of tn
state university.
Saltwater, Minn., May 81-Addresses wer
| made by Mayor Armson and Assistant Count
Attorney Jelly Of Minneapolis. No chapel ex
ercises were held at the prison, but the con
viets were permitted to spend the entire fore
noon in the yard. sf !
monument to the memory Of the Union Veterans
legion was dedicated at Walnut Fill cemetery
Major General Girenvtl1e NJ. Dodge
Of ceremonies - Z
| Stewartville, Mimi, May 31.--Citizens forme
| in parade at 8 o'clock and marched to Hig
Forest village. where exercises were held. Til
memorial address was delivered by Rev. L. E
Dennis. q p
| fremen and civic organiza lions took part in tn
ceremonies. The address was delivered by e. f
swarts in the hall Of the house of representa-
| tives. I.