St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-21

! 1dO pOot 10 HOW la SOAOlLiOn
and has nearly $50 members. The present
| officers are as follows: Edward Simonton,
commander; D. L. Kingsbury, senior vice
commander; r. Y. Pratt, junior vice COM
mander; C. G. Higbee, surgeon; E. s. Light
bourn, Chaplain; Joseph Burger, quarter
master: T. W. Forbes, adjutant; E. Fl. Stew
ems, officer of day; P.D. Winchell, officer
of guard; John Espy, sergeant major; George
| Walker, quartermaster sergeant. Following
| is
| LIST OF THE MEMBERS.
| Walter T Burr, Q S Hollister,
| " Johnson, Henry NJ Joy,
f Pratt, John Espy,
| P Winchel, c G Higbee,
! Nichols Flynn, Benjamin Brack,
John Way, E 81 Stevens,
| E Simonson, F NJ Finch,
H A Castle, Chas Chapel,
Zimmerman, WI Sloppy,
| B Plechner, Peter Jerome,
| G Maize, VIC Wilson,
! E Lishtbourn, B CLANCY,
| Tseple, CIV Hackett,
| George N Brsck, Wilkens Schenck,
| Charles Griswold, " " Braden,
A R McGbl, kinssbury,
| E E Hughson, Fl Judson,
| Albert Schefer, j McCardy,
| Leitner Granville Fales,
! Mark D Flower, W D Hawkins.
| Joseph Burger, T Il Steanstra,
Smith, Edwin Fryer,
| W II FL Taylor, Frank Fairchild,
| George Walker, Thurman S White,
| Edward Corning, D Mathews,
] H Davidson, Thomas Kelley,
| Andrew Keifer, Albert Trip,
| Charles Kittleson, q Murphy,
| VIM Brown, John Larkin,
| Daniel Fenton, Benjamin Irvine,
j A McConkey, Joseph L Bildeth,
Robert W Clifford, Zene C Bohrer,
| William Thompson, Moses Bixler,
! Frederick Dohm, 81 Baker,
| Joseph Chapron, James Egan,
James Wood, James Allie,
Albert Westminster, Rufus W Burgess,
| A HRwley, Adam Bohland,
| c Sutheimer, II O'Conner,
| Charles & Merritt, H R Carbon,
| E Cummings, A D Condit,
| T " Forbes, Ira D Eggleston,
/ " r Marshall, W q Mead,
| L Hubbard, Samuel A Walker.
! P Abbot CT Yeager
Conrad Tuefelhok, Chas j Stees,
Andrew Ward. Henry ChRmphi,
| George Virtue, William H Bragdon,
| F Otto Won Fritsh, H Dixon,
CM Femold John W Haight
| R B Humphreys, / h Armstrong,
| John W Wood, Benjamin W Brunsor,
| Patrick Ratry, Joseph Gregg,
| c Weayerson Joshua Thompson,
| B Doran, Fl Grant,
| " Kitsay, oh McCloud,
| G Priest, J TX Hager
| A Crank, J B Adams,
P NJ Evans, John Fl Gibbons,
VIM German, WV Griswold,
H " Meade, &C Hane,
| VIII Brink, Peter Mead,
T Hall, Charles Whitman,
VIM Wilson, Alton Tossett,
G Il Hardacre, II II Covert
Charles Latham, Parker Goodwin.
GARFIELD POST no. s.
Garfield Post No. may be said to be an
offspring of Acker Post 1t owes its organi-
zation to the temporary suspension of Acker
and the confusion incident to the re-organi-
cation of the latter. During the spring of
1882, and before the question Of the validity
OF the charter granted the Acker post had
been decided, several old soldiers who felt
| the need of G. A. R. organization in st.
Paul determined to apply for a charter to
organize new post. The following are the
CHARTER MEMBERS OF GARFIELD POST:
R Becker, j L Brigham,
J Boyd VIM Bircher
G W Fertig, Hoerchner
Housdorf, H. Hughes
J H johnson, A Lathrop
VIM Mahle, Ritcher
VIM Richeson, X Sheire,
7 Sander. Siebold,
Z II Wood.
THE ORGANIZATION.
The charter was granted by the Minnesota
department in the spring of 1882, and the
society organized by eieeting r. A. Becker
commander. The post was popular from
tha cfa ~ II l,a. v,at, 1-f41,
membership has steadily increased until it
now numbers $50 Mr.. Becker was succeed
ed as commander by Joseph L. Brigham, who
in turn was succeeded by John W. Maxim
son, the present commander. Z. T. Ken
rich is the present adiutant, and r. A. Becker
Guartermaster. Following is
LIST OF THE MEMBERS
G. W Anderson, C G Ayers,
Y Becker, L Brigham
J Boyd. VIM Bircher,
J G Baasen. H Brooks,
L Bruggeman, Vim Beriand
Z z Croker, J II Cooley,
D J Comley, B T Chase,
L z Cummings, " ? Clark,
Doris, C Douty,
" Evans, j T Eubank,
| VIM Els, G W Fertig.
" Fisher, Faber,
r Fassette, VIM FasoIt
Frett, VIM Faulkner,
Field, Gessert,
Gibson, JAS Glass,
II Gilbert, Wm Geisking,
Hoerchner, C T Hausdorf,
J Hughes, Harper,
Geo Hunter, A L Hollis,
A Holzheimer, F Hoffman,
Geo Hashaw, p Hany,
Ellery Howard. Hasenwinkle,
VIM Kills, J Ha1pt
] H Johnson, Johnson
J A Jackson, E 4 Jenkins,
J kavaRaugh, E T Kenrick
Vim hamper, Chas Koerner,
\ Kaufman. g " Kinsey
] Lathrop, Geo Lueder,
Chas Lettan, D Leasure
J lawrence Aug Losch,
y Ludwig VIM Mahle,
J V Mackinson, G Miller.
| L Marien, J E McTvor
| L A Morse, FA Mallory,
Macs, He Marsdon,
/ Moran. ERNafe,
Newell, VIM Peuner.
( z Richter. VIM Richesou,
/ F N Roberts. Vim Robinson,
J R0uleau. II c Rausch.
/ C Reeves, z Rice,
Z Sheire. T sander.
/ z Siebold- II Stein,
[ I. Seibert Starkxeafher
I y Schwemler, G Sender,
; L Slifer, A Swain
T spiegel, B z smith.
J Y Thsyer, r Thomas
J Taber, " d Wright,
E Il Wood, George Wells,
/ E Wa1fe, G wilson.
! c WaymEn, Wm- Wagner,
J Young. James Hammond,
/ 4 c Bonham, Irving WhitIock,
l G v Robinson, Jacob Weinzcht,
1 John Mayor
Nlnnesota Department.
PRELIMINARY MEETING.
/ Minnesota was among the first states that
sent soldiers 10 the war, and It was appropri-