The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-03-21

SHdpldln'
w. E. Stanley, Post &c, Austin.
Medical Director:
J. H. Murphy, Post Fl, St. Paul.
II. COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION:
Thomas Montgomery, Post 81, St. Peter.
r. c. Livingston, Post 3, Spring Valley.
L. G. Nelson, Post 81, Kasson.
Perry Starkweather, Post FL, St. Paul.
J. NJ. d. Craft, Post Al, Pennington.
III. Headquarters of the Department
are established at Sank Centre. The Assist
ant-Adjutant Generals Office is established in
Room 18, Woods Block, second foorof No.
3Ie Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis, and the
Assistant Quartermaster General should be
addressed at Faribault, MINI.
". The following comrades were elect
ed to represent the Department at the Ma
tonal Encampment at Milwaukee, to con-
vene on August Fl next:
DELEGATES.
At LARGE. H. Mullen, Post 143, Wabasha.
w. F. Sutherland, Post &c, Austin.
S. w. Hays, Post s., Redwood Falls.
Robert Scarp, Post 95, Pipestone.
r. S. Miles, Post 20, Glencoe.
NJ M Clark, Post 50, Mortified.
Robert Stratton, Post 4, Minneapolis.
Geo. w. Austin, Post 8, St. Paul.
G. H. Holden, Post 10, Duluth.
ALTERNATEs
At Large-H. M. richardson, Post No. A.,
Rochester.
w. H. Harris, Post II, Caledonia.
c. S. Weber, Post IS, Tracy.
VIM. Pfaender, Post IS, New Ulm.
Jorgen Simmons, Post 20, Appleton.
H P Mcintyre, Post IS, Redwing
w H Dixon, Post FL St. Paul.
w. w. Fitch, Post 2, Anoka.
c. L. Spaulding, Post 80, Brainerd.
V. Owing to the sickness of Past De-
partment Commander James H. Eye and the
hardness of few Posts the Department pa
pers and property were not turned over until
February 18th, which accounts for the late
ness of appointments.
vi. The following staff appointments are
hereby announced and the officers so ap-
pointed will be obeyed and respected accord
ingly, viz;
Inspector,
faul l.. higgins, Post 1o, Mankato.
Chief Mastering Officer,
A. G. Jacques, Post 40, Sank Centre.
Judge Advocate,
Ell Torrance, Post 126, Minneapolis.
Chief of Staff,
q. F. Goodwin, Post 81, Winnebago City.
VII. The following comrades are hereby
appointed, not only in recognition of their
past services, but in the hope that during
the year just entered upon they will renew
their zeal and be constantly looking for OPP
portunities to promote the interests of the
Department.:
AIDES DE CAMP:
S: w, Hayes, Post s., Redwood Falls.
w. H. Dixon, Post 81, ST. Paul
J: M. Hoover, Post 50, Minneapolis.
o. A. Burdick, Post 81, Pelican Rapids.
Geo M. Warren, Post 3, Spring Valley.
j. NJ Bayliss, Post I67, West Concord.
Geo. E. Dennis, Post 4 Minneapolis.
l.: A: Hancock, Post IS Red Wing.
w. c. Roberts, Post 81, Detroit
II. X. White, Post 81, Alexandria.
c: ]: Hallowell. Post 20, St. Paul.
w. w. Murphy, Post g, Madelia.
John r. Stone, Post 1877, Pine City.
Q. H. Lucken, Post 90, Crookston.
F. Z. Harrison, Post d, Minneapolis.
Tory Thorson, Post 3S. Glenwood.
N. Z. Martin, Post IS, Litchfeld.
Asa Daley, Post l3, Duluth.
]. B. Ashelmn, Post 81, Ada
c. w. Curtis, Post III, Minneapolis.
X. A. Becker, Post FL, St. Paul.
A. H. Reed, Post 20, Glencoe.
d. r. P. Hibbs, Post {, Albert Lea.
w. Fl. Harres, Post -, Caledonia.
Henry Henche, Post I63, Minneapolis.
5, b: sheardown, Post IS, Winona.
q. w. Rockwell. Post 81, Rushford.
geo: -: Green, Post e5, Pipestone,
o. {. Chase, Post 80, Fergus Falls.
l.. M. Lange, Post "a, Worthington.
A: J. Creigh, Post 50, Minneapolis.
Albert Rhoda, Post 100, Long Prairie.
VIII. In compliance with resolution
adopted at the last encampment the following
comrades are appointed committee on Sal
diers' Home:
Department Commander, ex-offcio.
W. w. Braden, Post Fl, St, Paul.
John ? Rea, Post 4, Minneapolis.
A. H: Fitch, Bost 2, Anota
E. R. Perkins, Post 81, Excelsior.
TX. The following comrades are here:
by appointed as committee on transporta
| ton:
]. ]. McCardy, Post FL, ST. Paul.
| E. N. Leavens, Post 1873, Faribault.
c: I: Spaulding, Post 80, Braineld.
X. Gen. M. D. Fowler, Post Fl, St.
Paul. and Col. J. Simmons, Post 2e, appleton
are hereby appointed Marshals of the Depar.
| tment for the ensuing year.
II: Assistant inspectors will be an
nounced as ssoa as districts liissttri can be made ur
and propei comrades recommended by the
Inspector General.
XII. Having now fully assumed com
mand of the Department the Commando,
tenders his thanks to those who so generous
ly conferred this great honor upon him and
expresses the hope that every iemrade in the
Department will determine to do easnes,
work for the good of this organization, and
we may rest assured that this will be pros
porous year.-A!l together now.
GEO. w. MOREY,
Asst Adj't: Gen.
A. BARTO,
DEPARTMENT COMMANDER.