The National tribune., 1891-04-23

DEAR c. Q, AED GUARDS; The Keystone State
has been my home for the past eight months
during Which time ! have been attending the
school u mechanical drawing nj the Franklin
Institute, where ] Em now q senior A. soon az
] complete my course, j c1pcCl 60 enter some
electrical works for the purpose Of becoming an
electrical engineer During my stay in Penusyl-
wanna have acted as AdJuiEut aud Chairman Of
Investigating tOmmltiec 81 the Guards and this
with my other work. has kept very busy
indeed, giving me llille u any spare time but Tie
time has yet 10 make its appearance when have
Jailed 10 read lHE AAIIoNAL TRIBUNE u reaches
uIc every "Wednesday, aud, no matter what NAV
be- dong. j Alway- hud Time to read H. Time las
wrought many changes the Guards are growing
rapidly aud are 300 "a prosperous condition. Penn
rylvanin has over ~ members on its rolls and
others coming ia al the time; while letters from
New York Massachusetts aud other States farther
west, tell me 81 the good work going there
Surely tlls has bceu year ~ prosperity. aud
those q. q. aud Guard members who assemble al
our Second Grand Reunion say we have found
tHe new order brter boo many ways than tHe old
We now have something iHslIng--aH organization
which q permanent when thc subject % UrEAn-
izatiOn WIS first brought before tho a. O. many
had their doubts %. 10 whether Do would be- Tor our
best lutCresi lo form another society, thinking that
there were already enough boz existence aud fear
Ing that 30 would not meet with the approval Of
a. a. at large. THESE fcurs were uufouudcd how.
ever. a glance al the roll-bools 81 Adutatts II
ihe different States and Au5utHiii General will
show.
A few points like these might Interest Won all.
Thee. q. column cui from IHE NATIuNhL TRIBUNE
al 1879 aud pasted tn one long stttp. made "a roll
3lJ feet 30 icugtA. The roll call for The same wear
arranged lu tHr -ufue uHUurF. WIS ~ feet Wilde
abe exchange column wH- ~ feet Twelve feet
Of uamr--rhluk pi that's Any one WHO would
like tO ree this strip can send postal, aud u viii be
sent 30 the iirst receive.
Joined Gen. J.. ID Baker Camp. ~. Division 81
. I'DuH-g rFuuIu, 4. 81 ", "a lew weeks ago. thus
strengthening ihe ties 81 friendship made by john
lug the a. q. and Guards. Your, Pro latfls-Mlll
IT, Sheahan, Philadelphia, Pa
I MoETANA AED wAsHIEGgON or THE MARCH.
HEADQ Hs MOhTAsA AED NAsuINGT8N BuIsI0Hl
H. II. q. a.. GUAEDs.
SIDNEY, MoNT.. March, 1881.
Montana ana Washington are now al tie front
with quota 81 = charter members. Do accord.
/ srce with General ORDER 80. J. Boa TuE NATIONAL
] IIIEINE Oct, =, Co complete The 0rRauIZ atIou al
] thc Montana Hua Washington ID DIVISION, aud under
orders from National Headquarters Of March "a /
] assume command, aud tc fol owing appointments
are hereby promulgated taken from Tie charter
1 membership. :. v. g., Willard q. Ba-set, Lake
4 View. Wash; j. v. c. Charles A.. Shafer, Living.
1 sion Adj 4, hn. IT. Irulk Camp Poplar River
] Chap, w. u. Cole, Olympia. Wash; q NJ. JoLu
! q kcmmis, sidney q. O., ID. 7. White Miles city,
! Mont Council, Adelaide Chambers Chairman,
/ Livingston Minnie Silly, Chico; Maicum N Mc.
/ Donald Ayei Oscar Iuhrmau Chico; Ithol 4.
] hHysi Nelson Wash, Investigating Committee
] Johu i. MrudOrs Chairman. Sidney d. J. Frost
/ LcWistoWni Kathleen Irathor BIG Timber Ills,
torical Gommlttee-IhOmps0n A. kenmis ir
] Chairman, Sidney; Louis ID NhHler Iirinpzt1n
/ Earle Lilly. thrO. Benefit mmitler-tieorrs
/ r. FROST, Chairman, LcNI-t0Wn: hcgie MradoTs
I Sidney; M. Amber -EulUr, Livingston. The al.
] atuOuml charter members Hre: houtauh-T. A
/ kemmis, sidney Ora j. kCmmis. Sidney, n. n
/ swan, GHlcoi g. d. HhHlcT. Livingston. Washing,
] tuu-.I0hu q. MI ~poilHue, Robert ~ IIilIcTV
/ Monroe: Hattie Cuwf0rd Frceport All lie fors.
/ going appointed officers aud Chuirmen Of Com
/ mIVtccs viii report at once 10 Headquarters FOL