CAMP PICKUPS FORMED REGIMENT AT FT SNELLING
A camp news note from New Ulm records Company A and Redwood Falls men leaving New Ulm at 4 a m Saturday for fort Snelling. They breakfasted at Mankato and St Peter before marching to Camp Lorentz, where barracks and facilities were praised. The unit endured guard duty, parade in St Paul, a 9 to 0 baseball win over St Peter, and planned firing range duties the next day.
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Camp Reporter. Co. A
Redwood Falls
New Ulm
Manktao
St. Peter
Ft. Snelling
Lorentz
St. Paul
Capitol
Seven Corners
Dr. Fritsche
Hev
Rolves
Carl Fritsche
Carl Pfaender
Esser
Sebald
Polta
New Cigar Factory Opens in Amine Building
Augustini and Frank Kala establish a new cigar factory at the Amine building on Broadway and Third North streets. The Katz Brothers brand will join LaZoria at 10 cents and Curban Seal at five cents with two brothers as expert cigarmakers. By July 4 another brand is planned under Katz Brothers.
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Augustini
Frank Kala
Broadway
Theodore Mueller
John ¥. Schnei
LaZoria
Curban Seal
K. B
Katz Brothers
Smallpox In Camp Patrol Quarantines Lifted At Fort Snelling
A Minnesota Daily Star report notes smallpox appeared in the Fifth Infantry Minnesota National Guard at Fort Snelling. Colonel Fulton imposed a temporary quarantine and canceled a Saturday dance, with only one case identified among the Mankato company. quarantine lifted that evening. A social gathering at the Dakota House followed with a guests list including several name guests and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Daily Star
Fifth “Infantry
Minnesota National Guard
Fort Snelling
W. C. Garis
St.Paul
W. 8. Fulton
Mankato Company
Local couples visit relatives as city notes abound
Mr and Mrs Rush of Minneapolis visit Mrs Roth and family on North State Street while L G McHugh Lloyd Danielson and Lawrence Sutton plan a return in a week. George Gooler returns to Lamerton after seeing a child during a hospital operation. Police handle a street incident with a Mankato salesman fined ten dollars plus costs. Turner Park carnival and exhibition promised for Thursday evening with decorations and crowd invite.
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Virginia
Willmar
Willmar High School
Norsa Strand
Miss Strand
Gieseke
New Ulm
William McHale
Waterloo
P. R. McHale
South State Street
S. Rush
Minneapolis
Albert Roth
North State Street
L. G. “McHugh
Lloyd ‘Danielson
Lawrence Sutton
George Gooler
Lamberton
George Popeye
Mankato
Alvoin Harmening
George Hagen
Picnic Supplies Advert Includes Dishes and Utensils
A brief ad highlights picnic time supplies including paper plates ice cream plates napkins knives forks spoons baskets and covers along with tin or enamel ware pails. Encourages partnering up for a successful outing.
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Fulton
Harry G. Brand
Thomas Smasal
Julius
Bill
Wateraton
Company A
Turner Park
Ady
John Lagerstedt
Reiding
Gibbon
Marie. Forater
Dakota House
Hilda,Haberberg
Mollie Colins
Leona
Vogelpohl
Elsie , Reiser
Hilda Blauert
Mayme Herzog
Hattie Baltrisch
Therese Wiedel
Mesdames Pauline
Wonder Storm
Georgette Waists
Hattie Baltrusch
N. Minn
New Ulm_ Minn
Violet Ray
Paige
ACME
Graff’s
Ben Felenmater
Case
Grant
Macbeth, Violet Ray Lenses
Schaler Road Lighters
Goodrich ‘Tires
Phil’d
F. H. Retzlaff
Dillon
Warner Corrugated Corning Conaphore
S. P. Nielsen Auto CO
Robert. W. Rake
Moline
Empire Milkers
N. Broadway
Kretsch.auto CO
Violet. Ray
Ulrich Electric Co
Electrical Contractors
Tel
Firestone Tires
Bleere Tires
New Ulm Tire & Repair Co
John A. Wilfahrt
Nash
Cafp
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