St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-17
Remarkable Growth of the
8 Order the Past Three or
rs Four Years.
The Numbers and Names Of
- ALI the Posts in
- - Dakota.
List Of Delegates Appointed
! to- Attend the Redfield
j Eneampment.

will convene at Redffeld Dak., on. the
27th day of this month. The growth of
the G. A. r. in Dakota has been very
rapid within the lastfeW years. In 1884
the first post was organized, and since
that time there have been formed 134 new
posts with total membership of 2,94S,
all in good standing. AT the encamp-
ment held at Jamestown in March, 1887,
the following officers were elected for
the year, and it is to their efforts that a
great deal of the present prosperity of
the Grand Army is due: Harrison Allen,
commander; S. II. Jumper, assistant
adjutant general; p. f. Campbell, senior
vice commander; s.; M. Booth, junior
vice commander; Charles L. Mccoy, as
sistant quartermaster general. Wegive
below list of all posts of the G. A. r.
in; Dakota, with name and number of
post, location, name of commander and
the number of members of each post in
good standing. This will be of interest
to all members of the e. A. r. and citi-
zens of Dakota in general:
Custer, l. Fort Yates, Edward Whiting, %.
Garfield, 2, Fort Lincoln, Michael F1em-
Mcpherson, 8, Fort Lincoln. orland F.
Davis, 90.
George FL. Thomas, 8, Redtield, II. p Pack
ard, Al. a.. -,
Phil Kearney, z, Yankton II. B. Murphy,s4.
Miner. 8, Yermillion, George II. Wheeler.45.
S. C. A. Hurlburt, 8. Elk Point, George Ii.
Joe Hooker, 10, Sioux Falls, W. II. stod-
dard, 70. d.
Lyon, L, Canton, VS.. Arnold, q.
Candy, II, Miller, j. n. Templeton, 10.
Sully, 13, Pierre, nj. G.. Yarnell, 20.
C. C. Washburn, Is, Egan, George R. Lam
ming, SO. is..,.ae ~.
Warren, 16 Fort Buford, 20.
j. II. Carlton II, Parker r. NJ. Hawley, H.
Shaffer, 10, Montrose. H. Pardee, %.
Robert Anderson, 10, Aberdeen, j. B.
Holt AZ. -
Dahlgren, 20, Dell Rapids, James Rich
Ellsworth, q, Lennox, j. Elmer Davis, r.
Shields, %, Madison. G. A Norton, 48.
Stevens, %. Howard, F. G. Wescott 20.
Macarthur, 26, Woonsoeket, E. s. KEEL
logg, 30. 90 g. ..u 20
Rawlins, 81, Plankinton,T. c. De Jean, 20.
Harvey, %, Rapid City, Henry NJ. Lee
John A. Dix, 80, Highmore, John C.
Stoner, "a.
e s. McCook, II, Hurley, John H. Wood
i Meade. 80, Gettysburg, Herbert C. Paul, 33.
IT. Q. Howe, 33, Altoona c. S. Fassett, 20.
Mckenzie, 81, Chamberlain, r. F. Sis
son, 81.
q1Reno. 50, Kimball, c. P BIodgett 20.
McCook, So, Centerville, John F. Davis, IL.
Winfield Scott 81, Steele, John W. Car
steedman, SO, Springfield, James spang-
Baker, 80, Lake Preston, J. X. Perkins, q.
sHaskins, 40. Craig, j. r. Shackelford, 81.
:. Edward WEIGH, Al, White, P. d. Davis, %.
|. .if A. a: Humphrey, ~, Milbank, D. M. Ey-
2lJohn F. Reynolds, "A, Fargo, Charles t.
Clement, 1Ol.
=; Ralph Ely, 45, Columbia, s. NJ Waters, SO.
Blair, 46, Waterbury, E. S. Waterbury, IL.
Jack 9. Sturgls, AZ, Fort Meade, W. Fl.
Wadsworth, so, Flandreau, James H. Fitch,
o. p Morton, 81, Armour, Charles E. Hus-
ton, 81.
Farragut, So Spearish, Robert Gum, o.
Thomas Eison, 54, Worthwhile, James X.
Coleman, 20.
Hancock, So Bruce, A. s. Mitchell, 1s.
Willis A. German, So, Grand Forks j. c.
Sumner, 81, Grand Forks, L. H. Miller, 40
Freeman Thayer, So, Watertown, George
Fl. Parker, 40.
Sol. Meridith. 81. Frankfort, E. W. Foster
16.
Upton. g. Ashton, c. N Boardman, %.
Richards, SO, Ethon, Levi Brown, II.
Keogh, "a, Deadwood, John B. Fairbank,
IL.
WIN, William H. Seward IS, Jamestown, E. L.
J. A. Weiser, 6e, Valley City, John D.
Black, 81.
Col. Kirk, 81, Andover, E. NJ Bigelow. Is.
De Vine So, Arlington, T. W. Allen, 25.
&c. G: NJ NJ Dodge 3d. Beresford' r. z. Ben
Croker, 70, Webster, Charles L.. Chap
man, 80.
sheridan, y, G. n. Gardner. Fanlkton, %.
John B. King, 73, Mandan NJ B. Doyle, 20.
McCook, "a, Brookings, Stephen G. Up
Haskell, rs. Artisan City, W. G. James,
10,
j. H Carleens, 2, Parker, R. N. Hawley, 7.
| Abercromble, 70, Lisbon, j. FL. johnson,
| Stanton. 81, j. G. Imam, Lead City, 81.
| Harvey, 81. De Smet, Charles E. Ely, 80.
| Warden, SO, Pembina, n. Z, Nelson, 26.
| Wallace, 50, Alpena, C. E. Tennessy, 10.
| 10.
Morgan L. Smith, SO, Harold, A. S. Hill,
| IS. -
Iroquois. 80, Iroquois H. L. Hubbard, 20.
Mcdowell 81, Fort Randall, Michael Con-
] lin, 1S.
! Hamilton, 90, Grafton, r. Weagent. SO.
Gamble 90, Byon Hills, E. H. Ames, 16.
Steele, 81, Custer City, Stephen NJ. Broth,
T. Grant 90. Ouida,. Hanes O Coner 80.
| Wetizen 90, Clark, John E. Bennett, 81.
| Rowe. 81 Ludden, III. +. Eaton 20.
Clear Lake, 90, Clear Lake, j. C. Carman,
IA.
Col. George, 90, Estelline, George E. Hop
Greenhouse; lO1, .Castalia, Theo. Elfes, 20.
| Raymond, 102, Tower City. B. F. Kellar,
+ Devette, 1O3, Groton, %.
/ Dawes 1O4 Warner Jaw Jennings d
| a. Lincoln, LOG. Mt. Vernon, T. d. Pow
| ers, IA.
I, Kellogg, 1O7, Wentworth, chas. Bingham,
Jones, 1O9 Bonilla, Geo. P. shipman, IL.
= Curtis, 10, Bridgewater. j. II. Hapgood,
Eerl Cummings, la, New Rockford, 16.
Washington, lis, Valley Springs Edison
Wheeler, 16.
< Jenkins, lie, Rec Heights. E. A. Young,17.
Iaf3
+ Sumter, 118, Dickinson. Fl. A. Dalson, IT.
-, Kennedy. 119, Volga, William Fischer, IL.
Is Chandler, 12O, Haskins, 13.
-, ~ Hendrick, III, Britton, George S. Wander
q. Chester A. Arthur, 122, Sun Dance, Wyo.,
IS. H. Martin, 10.
% Free, 1928, Canistola, B. d. L. Dudley, IL.
II NJ C. Lane, I25, Hunter, John w. Daly,12.
". I; Utley, 126, Parkeston, Ed Amber
. Strickland, 127, Hot Springs, A. S. Stew
art 49,
FOSTER, $50, Hope "a.
ofRockwell, 131, Cooperstown, George N
Stork, 13.
Gettysburg, 132, Roscoe, A. j, Gibson, Is.
Appomattox, 1873, Larimore. A. P. Rons-
we'll, 1873.
Total, 1856.
THE REDFlELD ENCAMPMFNT