Second Regiment Arrives at Camp in Cold Tight Conditions
News from camp reports the Second regiment arriving without incident. Guard mounting at 4 p.m. An annual inspection followed, with the colonel displeased at the Third regiment leaving campsites in disorder. Citizens invite officers to a reception during the encampment, with Governor Van Sant set to review troops June 26. Many soldiers lack blankets, some sleep on wire cots, and endure a cold night while others fare better with mattresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake City
Bobléter
Citizensias Eee
Camp activities and promotions at Lake City gathering
Lake City camp attendance pleased Col. Bobleter with Majora Wright and Wood absent. Lieut. Col. Mead led the First battalion and guard details, while Lieut. H. L. Bullis oversaw other duties. Sunday featured a model camp day, a review for Gen. William B. Bond, and a headquarter gathering hosted by Dr. Bobieter for guests from New Ulm. Musician promotions followed, with Kitzberger Hofmeister and Juenemann becoming corporals.
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Lake City
Bobleter
Majora Wright
Wood
Mead
Col. Mead
H. L. Bullis
Winnebago City
Bobieter
New Ulm
William Koch
Frank Burg
Albin Carlson
William Julius
William B. Bond
E. C. Cleméne
Peter Kitzberger
George Hofmeister
John Juenemann
Promise of Good Things for New Ulm Druggists Visit
The state and city druggists will hold their next meeting in New Ulm after accepting an invitation from the Commercial Union. And. J. Eckstein, elected president, leads a largely German group to host 400 to 500 visitors. New Ulm offers scenic appeal and cordial hosts. The convention plans forego costly banquets, with two entertainment evenings and auxiliary groups for wives and traveling men. Eckstein will delegate his paper on Trade Interests to another, as the gathering aims for a successful, historic event next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
and. J. Eckstein
Eckstein
Commercial Union
Minnetonka
Murder verdict lands on Frank Tanke in Nicollet case
The Nicollet county jury returns a first degree murder verdict against Frank Tanke, amid claims of prejudice and calls for a new trial. The case centers on the 1899 Wellner murder and Mrs. Wellner’s alleged involvement, with cautionary courtroom instructions and ongoing efforts for fresh evidence as Sheriff McMillan and detectives investigate at the Tankes farm.
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Frank Tanke
Sinley County
Agnestas ¢An
Tanke
Matt Lang
Nicollet County
Cadwell
Webner
Tankes
John Wellner
Wellner
Davis
Frank
McMillan
Witney
Wernoon
Kealling
Gil
Sibley County
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Hummel Brothers Your Clothiers
N. Minn
Minn
Ueen Uality
Near Teut Sery
C. A. Zelle
Retail Druggists Association
Herman Kohls
Lena Ott
Alex Flor
Annie Pac
Albert A. Schroeder
Minnie Schimdt
Adulph
Louisa Bierbaum
Fredrick E. Frederickson
Lake
Amanda Thomius
Robert Grimes
Mary Hoptenspirger
William
A-Johnson
Jennie L. Lindstamy
Lioorce Artennis
Hetcan Veotreesward
Oly
Herman Held
Pearl Staley
Mankato
Miss Btaley
Mr. Held
Held
North-Western
Valon Pacific R. R
Chicago & North-Western
Crone Brothers
Weneeda Bakery
G. A. Ottomeyer
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