The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-02-07
COLOPEDO,

OWING 10 tie crowded condition Of columns il
viii be impossible 10 publish installation cere-
monies
COLORADO
Akron Post. No ., was organized at Akron IA
Iunc lSs7. with . charter members, and Is now IN
q Furnishing condition. The comrades OF lhis
state are urging the Legislature 10 eSabiish y Sol
diers Home there, with tar prospects OF success
DAKOTA
Officers Of Post No 50, Iroquois: Cosamsnder, J
@ Weston: :. y. c.. 3. +. Wheeler; J. Y. G, r.
Happin Chap. G II. Starnard: q ~ I'd " ieeieTi
Surg~ Dr. Highly; o. j., W r. ConEeyi u o. /.
oaicers Of John F. Reynolds Post, No a, Fargo:
Commander. l.. c. Gearey; :. y g = r Chaceyi
Chap Dr. J. = Eill; @. NJ, Geo. Cooper o. D.,
Frank keye: O. O., II H. Johnsoni =, = henne-
dv Delegates 4. W. Edwards w. 9. ShurlocS,
p r. Chaeey. A. II. Burke; Aiternates, ) Lamont,
". Seebod 6. 7. Thomas, g. Harrington
ILLINOIS,
Il II lee Monticello: The comrades in this sec
lion OF the country think that the annual Encamp-
rnent Of the Grand Army next year should be held
During The nine months ending Dee. 81, 1855 Z:
= Grant Post. No Is Chicago. under command OF
C0mrade II. 5 Dietrich. added 30 lis membership
by muster lilo recruits rms places =, :, I
Post as the largest Post SD the Northwest, and Tie
largest but one ia existence.
grand masq bail on Jan. -, which was very
largely attended. supper was served eater IN the
Officers OF Dwight Post, No 626 Dwight: Com
mauder. J. D. Parsons; :. y. Q. II. Speiln9u; J.
Y. C.. NJ. Nilks; Surg, Charles McStearEi u u,
A. /. Leach. adj I, T. ~. Ford o. ID, >, MebaSeE;
Q. G., c. Yates; : ~. ) {. Lewis Z. ". y, =
Williams: Chap, n N. McLane; Delegate, VIM
0aicers of Colby Pos,. No. sol. GrecnviIle: Com
mamder, J. 7. Buchanan; : Y. C., l.. Adams; J. v
c. IS. Causey: O. ID, J. 3aughman: Chap \. j.
Gridlev: surg g. r Kirzham; @. NJ. G. W. Wat
son. Adf'f III Howard Delegates C. W Watson.
D. wilkins: Alternates, a. i. Gridley. II. Root.
The Post Is in 8ouTishing condition ana lnusters
SIRE frequent
INDIANA
Officers Of F. D. Mathews Post, No. los, Eletts-
vile: Commander ". II. Jackson; :. V. G, W m.
Whaley; J. Y. c. James Elicit; @ NJ, John l5allin;
Chap, Abner Thomas Surg, w J. Nhuted; -
D. q. Cunning; o. g., n sumner. Delegate U.
". Matson; Alternate, William Struett.
IOWA
Gen. E. F. winslow Post, No. IO7. Agency, has
adopted resolutions thanking Gen. T. r NinsloW,
Of New York. foT a recent present Of a check Tor
500 and also several beautiful and valuable plc-
lures including portrait OF himself
KANSAS
Burnside Post. Of Kansas City. has adopted reso-
buttons presenting the name OF Hon. w H. Young
oIicers OF II. I. Wallace Post. Nc &C. FL Dorado:
Commander Or II. 4. Gill: :. Y. C.. il. ID. Slryeri
J. Y. C., ". II. avery; Chap, T. F Green surg
DIR. J. A. McGinnis; q. NJ, ". l. Riley; Q. D., A.
D. Pattee: g. o.. Myron Baker. Delegate, j. X.
Skinner; Alternate W. III. avery
Officers o. Post No 292, Troy: Commander, H.
M. steel; s. 4. c. L. J. Kotch; J. Y. C., J. Horr;
O. D., II. Cowen; q. NJ, R. Nj. montgomery AdJt
G. ID. W. Brown; o. G., g. Calbert; Chap, J. NJ
Trent; Surg DR.. A. J. Myers. Delegate, j. " iiei
Alternate +. J. kotch.
KENTUCKY
Croxion Post. No. G. Fearis. recently purchased
fine hall, and is in very fourishing condition
generally.
MAINE
John A. Logan Post. No I58, was organized at
Harrison recently, with 20 charter members.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Posi- No. IS Dorchester, held Campfire recently
which was attended by about go comrades. The
hall WIS fasteluily decorated with flags, Chinese
lanterns and lighted candles. and presented very
pretty appearance. Delegations were present from
Post i2l, OF Hyde PARK; Post ,, Of South Boston;
Post 1874 OF Boston and Post IG2. OF Milton Around
the main table al The head of the hail were seated
tie speakers q the evening; Commander SWEET
81 Pest 1911 Mr.. Micah Dyer, Past Commander Ill
dridGe, of Post III; Commander Blake, OF Post
l02; Mr.. Charles O. Eaton, Past Commander Ban
ley, OF Post III; Past Commander Reynolds, OF
Iost 1915 Commander Smith. of Post 1874; Past
Commander PAeniE, Ct Post l34; DR.. smith, OF
Post ?; Robert Lincoln. Of Post lO2; also, Past
Commanders e. y. ". Marcy, b Read Wales. G. ID.
Stiles, Past s. Y c :. p. Crossnan, (. Y. C II. p.
Paige. Postmaster Wendell Jones, Past Command
er II. j. 0akman, Comrade Steven Sumner, All OF
Post 6S. l. H. Burton rendered some choice vocal
selections, and after enjoying the clam chowder
sud smoking the conventional GAR. pipes, the
remainder OF the evening was spent Ia social chat
MICHIGAN
Officers OF Stewart Post. Litchfeld: Commander
O. h Chapman; 5 Y. c. NJ Herring; J. V C.,
John Gideyi Chap. }. f. Lewis @ NJ, d. ii.
Mills; Q. D., +. Van Deisberg; o. g.. Geo. wildly
AdJt, : b. Coy Delegates, r. Drinkwater. C. NJ.
Hadley.
MINNESOTA
The annual Encamprnent Of this Department was
held at St- Paul Jan. o. p and 25 Owing 70 the
illness Of Department Commander James II. Eye.
the meetings were presided over by Senior Vice
Department Commander Edwin Dunn. The re-
ports II the officers showed the Department TO be
II r1T Vac
Council of Administration reported The design for
8 Department badge. which was adopted. The
badge VIII consist Of a bar OF native copper with
tic word Minnesota thereon, and under II a
cicular disk Of copper bronze with appropriate de-
signs on both the reverse and diverse. A resolu-
tion was unanimously adopted 10 the effect that
the Daughters Of Veterans be recognized by the
GAR on the same footing with the Sons Of Vet
erars The election Of officers for the ensuing year
resulted as follows: Department Commander. A.
Bar1o, Sauk Center :. N.C. James Compton, Fer
gus Falls, ]. Y. c. C. O. Parker. St. Paul; Chap,
Rev. ". T. Stanley, Owatonna; Surg, DR.. J. II.
Murphy 81 Pauli Council Of Administration
Thomas Montgomery, Post g r. c. Livingstone,
Post 3; / q. Nelson, Post 3; Perry Starkweather
Post b; J. n y. Craft Post AZ. Delegates. J. III.
Mullen, Asbasha; W. +. Sutherland Austin: :
". hays, Redwood Falls; Robert Scarf. Pipesione
r. ;. Miles. Glencoe; NJ. NJ. Clark Mortified
Robert StlaitOn, Minneapolis; George o. Austin
81. Paul; @. II. Holden. Duluth. Several very in.
teIis,ing CanIfres were held during the Eneamp
meat. and the speeches made at them showed tha
the Grand Army had some very earnest and loya
supporters IN Minnesota.
MISSOURI
john II. Kendall Post was organized at HicIor,
Hil recently By command Of p u. Musck.
Officers OF Post No. "a, Seymour: Commander
Z. u. Clancy; :. Y. Q. John ". Henry; J. Y c.
John Auieri q. ~, VIM J. Irinible; Adj't G
l. Childers.
Officers 81 Stewarisville Post. No Dos. Stewards
vile; Commander. Waiter Thompson: < Y. G.
DE-. Al. Culberison; J. Y. c.. y. II. Deepen: Surg
y. q Haynes; Chap, o. j. Cherry; @. n. J. L
Molfey; q. D.. C. J. Fowler. o. c.. w II Field
Delegate, j. D. Wing; Alternate, ID. J. ireland.
Officers Of T. II Richardson Post No % Lancas
ter. Commander. J. B. Hackett; 5 V. c. Jane
j. Melenders J. Y. c.. John G. Cawood Adii
=. r. Kirkpatrick; @. NJ, W. T. Leedom Surg
w. IT, Starret; Chap. @. w. MeC}eIlen: O. D.
j.. Merrick; o. C., Mark A. Leedom; 8 NJ w I
Leedonj @ n. >, w. II. Starret.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Officers Of Fred Smyth Post. No 10 NeNpor,
Commander, i. j. LatimeF; :. V. c. D. A New
ton J. Y G., n. L. Whittier; @ NJ W H. Perry
Surg, g. II. Little; Chap, A. V. Hitchcock; o. u
John y. Cooper; O. G., I. L. Heath. Delegates
i. Powell, &. +. Pike. J. 4. Hutchinson: Alte
mates. ~. ii. Hurd, i. n Kempton, T. l. Heath
Officers Of G. W. Sawyer Post. No. Il, Dovel
Commander, VIM. Drew. :. V. C.. John A GooS
win; J. v. C.. J. n Van Tassel; q. NJ, James
Goodwin; Surg, DR.. John Il. Ham Chap Hira'
Frost; o. D., Thomas Tomay. Delegates Jani
Sterling, ). y. Stewart, VIM. Harriag, VIM. Ira
ton, G. A. Harvey, T. :. fash. j. y. Van Tassel
n Naoleigh, Thomas ToiInay, J. Y. Heunesse
". II Ford; Aiteruates, James +. Goodwin, Jam
Sterling, John b. Sanders C. Il. Foss James XII
oren John Frost. Jas. McGroty. Eugene Sulliya
Howard +. Parsons, Elwen Mason.
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