Welcome to the
Junior Pioneers

of new ulm and vicinity

Junior Pioneers

The Junior Pioneers’ purpose is to “keep green the memory of the pioneers who settled in New Ulm and the vicinity: and to preserve as much as possible the usages and customs, language, and ideals of the early settlers.”

The Junior Pioneers were formally organized by the children and descendants of the original settlers on Sunday afternoon, February 25, 1912, in the preparation for the 50th Anniversary of the “Dakota Conflict of 1862”. The Society is a 501(c)3 charitable organization.

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Junior Pioneers Summer Picnic

Junior Pioneers Summer PicnicTuesday, June 13, 2023Junior Pioneer Park5:30 pm, with meal at 6:00 pmBring a dish to pass, your beverage of choice and a

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Winter Social 2023

When: Friday February 17th, 2023 – Where: New Ulm Country Club Cost: $35 Presentation: Sveine Bus and Taxi Service in New Ulm Social will begin

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Annual Meeting 2022

Annual Meeting, Friday, October 21st at Turner Hall.  5:30 Social Hour, 6:00 Meeting followed by Delicious Meal!

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Germanic-American Day Parade

Germanic-American Day Parade:  Saturday, October 8th at 11:00, Downtown New Ulm.  Join the Junior Pioneers in representing your family heritage and walk in the parade!

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Junior Pioneers Summer Picnic

The Junior Pioneers will provide the hamburgers, hot dogs, condiments, plates, utensils, and buns. Members, please bring a dish to pass, beverages, and chairs. Junior

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Become a member of the Junior Pioneers

Membership is open to anyone who is a direct descendant of pioneers who lived in the New Ulm vicinity by 1870. The “vicinity” includes the City of New Ulm, the Townships of Cottonwood, Lake Hanska, Linden, Milford, and Sigel in Brown County, the Townships of Bernadotte, Brighton, Courtland, Lafayette and West Newton in Nicollet County, and Cambria Township in Blue Earth County.

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