Militia encampment planned in New Ulm under Gen Bobleter
Gen Bobleter and Maj Vogel secured consent from governor and state officers to host a brigade encampment in New Ulm. About 2400 to 3000 militiamen and a battalion of artillery will mobilize, with nine regiments expanding to full strength and camps near water supply. The event aims to attract daily activity, ceremonies, and military balls, marking a major city milestone since past conflicts.
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Bobteter
Tln
New Ulm
Bobleter
Artilley
Will Stiu
Lysse
Tenta
Springfeld
Lake City
Bobletwr
Ho Irtland
Maj
Vogel
Bobbier
Camp Douglas
Wis
Wisconsin
Brown County Sunday School Convention Set for Sleepy Eye
The Brown County Sunday School convention dates August 15 and 16 at Sleepy Eye. Undenominational gathering aims to foster interest and exchange ideas among county schools with E J Runitz as president and G F Reineke vice president. Mary Palmer is secretary and A Fggensberger treasurer.
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Brown County
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
E. J. Runitz
G. F. Reineke
Mary Palmer
A. Fggensberger
Hanskay
Kent
Turns Business Over To Sons Like Father
Chas Stuebé retires from the family meat market after a long career built on honest methods and steady growth. Son Chas Jr. will manage with no added burden on the business. The market, long a Southern Minnesota staple, passes to worthy successors as locals watch its future. The paper also criticizes rural telephone plans, doubting benefits for business and calling double service a nuisance.
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Chas. Stuebé
Felow
Chas. Stuebe Jr
Minnesota
Review
Chas. Swab
Rural Telephone Company
Ruling on Frontiers Pensions Limits to Service Proof
The attorney general narrows pensions to those who prove service and disabilities from Aug 15 to Sep 1, 1862, covering New Ulm and Ft Ridgely defense. Only Minnesota residents with wartime injuries qualify, limiting beneficiaries to about 225 to 250 people. The measure, championed by Wm Pfaender, provides 12 per month relief, acknowledging forty years of hardship while noting federal inaction.
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Wm. Pfaender
House of Representatives
McCleary
New Ulm Afta
United States
State Legal Department
Adjutant General's Office
Minnesota
Col. Pfaender
Pfaender
Minnesota State Senate
Congress
Clapp
Death of Mrs Teckla Wooldrich Following Husband’s Lightning Death
Mrs Teckla Wooldrich widow of George Wooldrich died in this city Saturday morning from appendicitis shortly after her husband’s death by lightning on June 24. Her maiden name was Fischer Bauer, married for 35 years, and she will be buried beside her husband at Golden Gate cemetery. Attending her illness were niece Miss Ella Smith of Chicago and her son John of Stoopy Hye.
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Teckla Wooldrich
George Wooldrich
Sophia Vetter
Teckla Fischerbauer
Wooldrich
Golden Gate Cemetery
Ella Smith
Chicago
John
Stoopy Hye
Redwood Arranges Encampment for G A R in City
The G A R encampment for the South western Minnesota department will be held in Redwood Falls on July 18 19 20. H A Baldwin will notify Gov Johnson to attend on the final two days and Col Barrett of Luverne is invited. The plan favors rest over spectacles with local band music and a quartet ready to sing G A R songs. The camp will likely be in Hans Jensens yards. First day allocates camp setup and veteran housing. next days provide requested activities.
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Minnesota
Gazette
Robinson's & Co
H. A. Baldwin
Gov. Johnson
W. P. Tenny
Col. Barrett
Luverne
Barrett
Redwood Falls
Minneapolis Carpet Co Seeks Old Carpets for Rug
The Minneapolis Carpet Cleaning and Rug Factory seeks very old carpets to make into a rug for the state fair. If you permit them to display it, the company will make the rug for the owner at no charge. Anyone in New Ulm with a discarded wornout carpet can have a rug made for free. Address is 112 Fourth St. N., Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Weo
Ywiven
New Ulm
Fourth St. N
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