The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-04-11
NATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON THURSDAY
The names of those who enlisted from Pembroke
will be cast on the base.

The names of those who enlisted from Pembroke
will be cast on the base.
MICHIGAN
General Orders, No L, issued at Big Rapids
March %. by command of Michael Brown, Depart
ment Commapder.-N. H Vincent, A. r. Coon
tain the following: The IIth annual Encampment
of this Department held at Bay City March IL, IA
and 10, elected the folowing-named comrades to
the offices designated: Commander, Michael
Brown, Big Rapids S. V. C., w. H. Russell, Clio;
j. V. c., George w. Stone, Harrison; Medical Dl-
rector, G. Il. koon. Casnovia; Chap, ID. y hlte,
Flint; Council of Administration, W. NJ Andrews
Bay City; G.. M. Deylin jackson; q. w. Bucking-
ham, Flint; V. b. Rottiers, Birch Run; Frank =.
Nhipple, Port Huron. The following appoint
ments are announced as the staff OF the Depart
ment Commander: Asst Adjt-Gen., Mailman n.
Vincent, Big Rapids; Asst O. Me-, w A. W mt
ney, Big Rapids Judge Advocate, X. A Parker,
Detroit; Inspector, Charles :. Wilson, Grand hap-
ids; Chief Mastering officer, Louis KanltZ, Musie
gon. They will be obeyed and respected accord
ingly. Comrades J. III. Kidd, lonia; H. J.; warren
Albion, and John Northwood, New Lothrop, are
made committee to visit the Soldiers Home.
Comrades William A Gavett, Grand Rapids; b. +.
Graves Adrian and s. b. Dabal, St. Johns, are
appointed Committee on Transportation. Alds,
de-Camp and Assistant Inspectors will be appointed
in future orders, the latter on the recommending
of the Department Inspector. Department HEAD
quarters are established at the city of Big Rapids
In a recent issue of TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE Il
II. Halset was credited rs the AdJutant OF !osb no
%, Concord. 1t should have been Il. d. Halsted
Post No. 239.
Alexander Hamilton Post, No. 1s2, New York
the anniversary of the Post. Commander WOOD
welcomed the guests, and speeches were made by
the Rev. Messrs Virgin Biting and Ramsey ano
members of the Post When the dinner was served
kettle of bean soup was produced, TO when every
one had access who had any desire to revive his
mamory of rations during the rebellion. among
those present were Col. r. A. Brown, o. +. Mlddle
ton John Van Glider, Past Commander j. NJ Cal
win, George Kraemer, D. Fl. Arnold, 10. Aendrlck
Col. Floyd Garrison, Commander of Fayette Post
and Maj. Theodore w. Greig.
Officers of A. s. Williams Post, No 40, Charlotte
| Commander, 6, b. Allen; S. V. c., i. w. Herbst
J. V. c., J. b. Smith; Adj't, ]. d. Butler; @: M
! Geo. Foreman; o. D.. John Pollock Q. G A.
Walters; Surg, DIR. p. ID. Patterson; Chap, Rev
! G. L. Barnhart; S. NJ, A. H. Allen; O. NJ. 81 T.
| Rulison.
Officers of Carter Post. No 96, Union: Command
er, Henry H. Cannon; S. V. c., Benjamin Pr9bst
! J. V. c., William ]. Eggeston; Surg, G; > Bun
land; Chap, Ross c. Foster; @. NJ, l.. L. Hltcn
| cox; o. D.. Cornelius Fuller; O. g., James X
Richardson; Adj't, James II. McCraner; >. M.
j. c. Kyle @. NJ. s., Job Bellows.
MISSOURI
John f. Phelps, the newly-elected Commando
of this Department. commenced his military caree
when a boy. in 1861. He served as scout AM