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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10
ct 8oot 8rep fra GIerfett I Circuit
Court
8ernanotna, Sla. 2Soe Beb. 1896

6ernanotna, Sla. 2Soe Beb. 1896.
Mr. s. George Subrer, Npotbeter.
&iere George! Scr iaa COB at
ienbe en- Glaife of @bamberlains 90
itemiboel. Seq uiloe 1tfe tble mig
tilfrebs, ON leg oioite. at Der lite por
no9et af bette pertifulbe Miooel i
9uiet. Seq bar lat Bet paa en- COB
@rBoe % amer bet for ct of be bebte
W,oler, Tom ies noseniinoe bar fun
bet mob Group. @n 9oiiS bar altib
peret tilitreftelis, enblfient ies bru.
ger ganife meget. 9taar mine Bgrn
blir forftDIet, bltr be frafs bebre,
naar ri bruser benne Mebicin. Seq
fan iamoitti9beosfulbt anbefale ben
mob Group Oa Torf1plelie bos Bern.
9eres meo Nstelie,
Geo. 6. @olff.
@el9es af Npotbefer Nortenien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

st npt Norb / minneapolis.
Nails Beniou bleu mprbet paa @aben
,libt efter 4l. . @9aooesaften lige
unber en- electrtlf 4ampe o9 poa ct
Steo, buor man9e Jolt feroebes.
Qan leuebe Blot ii Nfinutter efter.
Glere 8erioner taa 9iloro9elien.
Moroet bleu ubfprt of en- Manb; os
en- 8oinbe por osioo tilfeoe. men
bun iBote at binbre bet. Genere ar.
reitereoe mon en- Mrs. @barles Qau=
ion os benbes Manb. ba bet Ct eoot>
siort, Of Mrs. 9onion bopbe' peret
iammen meb Ben1on ON Daeeu oe
oruffet enbel Eoobp. os at bun baube
9aaet iommen meb 8enIon poo 60.
ben, ftrafs fgr ulptten nebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

Fra Nem Dort bleu mebbelt fife
uge. of ben nationole armeniRe 61el>
petomite oeritebs nplis ienote $685.
600 til en- lisnenbe &omite / &onfau~
tinopel, os oer ct fommen unberrets
ming tilboge. at 8eneene er mobtagne,
men at bet forlo9 lite for ben berz
fenbe 9fgo blenbt Mrmenierne. Set
oplpfes, at oer ct 10000 Bsrn, 5om
ct bleune faoerlgle peb be Mprberier.
fom Ct uofsrt. Euiinoer bill og fpr
&aaren, ON BET life inart fommer
mere @lelp. 8grnene fon bliue op=
bolot meo en- 1ostft of 81 Maaneben
for buer, beoer bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

@noeI al &nute gelIons Genner,
for bet mefe ira Winneopol,S. torz
erebe 5toten Winneiota en- Bpfte al
Genatoren ben 2oen os. Bp(ten er
buQaen Marmor % itaar poo en-
@ranit1gile, BrpfbiQebe og @pile
til,ammen iefs Sob. Wrbeioet er for
bet mefe uofprt af Socob Gieloe.
Set par nefen ferot9t. bo ban bgbe
Bpfen bleu opIat @uuernBre"s
Stun &opitoliet. 8uit. M. Salt
@iert,on bolbt Iflprinastalen, %
@uu. @louab mobto9 @apen poa @ta'
tens Ge8ne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10


Set er fire tremraseuoe Sutiitsr,
tom itol afeisre @ene5uela. 5pprss
moalet ueo Golbsift. Dis,e ct @bie{
Suffice 6uller u9 Suffice Bre,per al
Goreneoe @toterS 0pieferet jamt
2oro Jorrar peri@,q os Cir &i9aro
Qenn Collins al @nelanos @pieferet.
9erfom en- femte 8oloaiftsmonb
bebeoes. (fel oenne bltpe uonernt Of
Song Oscar. 9enne 9omifol pil
mDoe / &ariS. Set anto9es at bile
taee bolponoet Nar, fpr Sagen oil
bliue at9iort.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

@n9lonoer bolber paa at fiBbe BE-
itore 3oteller Norae. Sc bot olle>
reoe tisbt r@rauo 6otel" / &riitio<
nta. og be tenter at fiDbe .Bri,onia
3otel". Goiier o. 8riuotfolt prote=
fterer imob ot lobe norife @ienbom,
me iaaleoes 9aa ouer / @enberne
poa uol9noin9e. men bet Her lite
befominore. Set er Ben9ene, iom
ftprer Norge tom anoreteos, os bet
ct fra @nslano. Ben9ene fcmmer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

Mufffomiteen for vYarf &esion
Sau9ertorbunb" bar 9jort fel9enoe
l1buols at Sonee for Jeuesforet til
Stepnet ueite CONNER:
s unaoommens Uen, '96:
2ouer 9erren SEQ. II
Set gooe 2ono y 16
@attens 6erolb MI er TO nmen %
Last Night when all was y 5
8 5rpoetoner:
Den 3roenbes Qaab Sibe %
Subelaaret 81
Sea itaar pao formie Sorbars 96
Softly the Daylight faded 81
S r@ospel 3nmns"::
Beautiful Valley of Eden SO. 252
s 2aaoitaos 5almeboe Sen,ors'
&oraler:
uflnS1el. min Siel louQerrer $50. u
Saa utl ri MI iiae bueronore 96
Summer 106 os l39 4orolboeen.
i5ormooentlis bar be fsne 5or<
bunoet baaoe unsbommena Qsen %
6rpoetoner. og @ospei Qpmns er
osfna meget uobreot. 5elpfplaeliQ
o1l saneene btiue lei tilgi pneeliae.
De. iom lite bor np9eu at Delene,
bDr tolfolo forfoffe Jig be 10 fprt=
neonte. tbi bet uil blioe bet bilIiQue
for 5orbunbet for uerue1enoe. Seu>
ions &oraler burbe finoes i buer
sausfosening. vm itte mer, iaa ct
@rsmplar. Utan funoe fopiere Cons
gene. Smiolertio lob intet ltca til
3inoer. Beepno SnoDpelien ffrofs.
Sab arbeioet gao fremoo, o9 lab os
91ere anftunbenoe Stepne til en-
grand success.
Baa Com. &e9ne
g. IS. Spraaaro.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10
NftoloSfott8resfett

holot fit tieroe Mebe ben 29be Son.
/ @nn Gloire. g8's. Nf &onsresz
,ens Meolemmer par feleenoe tilfe>
be: Brof. 9b g. Reimeitao, &. 6.
2borp,lofon. g. @ibe. s. 8. Erpns*
bal. B. Naer os s. s. Sfsroalsoolo.
5cm forreiponoerenoe @efreter OPP
lpte iiitaeonte, at Der iom @ooer til
&on9resiens bureau of information
uor tommet ino $40 fra Soibua
2euertns / Baltimore iomt 30-40
Bigger paa tiliammen ouer 1000
Stoer. Set bleu paolost @. Nser
at uo9tpe en- NiboloSsulenoer til 6as
ten. Statsielfoberne 5Iep anmobet
ON at boloe fine Noremgber poo 5or<
,ommeren. Sen Tor. Sefre!prs'
2en blep faaiat til $25 for bet tom,
menoe Iar. Nose1 al bet uietisite.
Weoet sioroe. oar at taee Sfriot til
at otboloe ct fort Ntbolbsfeune poa
Nsit Sslanb NOR 2ate @ttr, neoenfor
Reo Wtn9, til Sommeren. Set er
&on9resfeas 2nlfe. at be Berlouer
eQer Joren,n9er, iom er ,noe for ct
laooant Stepne. eiuer Rriitli9 unber:
refining oer0m til &on9resiens Sefre<
ter, J. 8. TrBnsbol, 42l Tolmo9e
ST., ;@ou @loire. @ia. Sfalo Ml=
bol0sfoitst Bnifer ct faabant 5teune,
pil &onsres,en faa neb1at Sernbone>
priier iamt sigre ale ngopenbi9e
Jorbereoeller.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

9panien ct MI reDe til at tilbpDe
CUBA enoel &etormer. Set beoer.
at Der oil bliue fore i1aaet, at @uba
ifal itpres Of en- 5oriamlius, fom liol
toloes the council of administra-
tion og beitao Of IS Meolemmer.
booraf2l lfal uRlses af Solicit o9
iets at be for rifiellt9e &orporotioner.
&eiten isal uHre en- Mo9iitrat. en-
uniUerlitetslprer, en- @rtebiEcp o9
TEN tibltHere Senatorer eller 9epus
terebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

Jor foa Maareper foen oar Mr.
Bpron @uerp of @ooofod. M,@.,
ilemt plo9et af &heumatisme. 9ans
beire Ben Dor opiuulmet belle 8eien
o9 foraariaaehe bam fore Smerter.
9au bleu t,lraabet Of toriD9e @bam,
berlainS Bair Balm. Den fptfe
5lafe bialp bam betpoeli9t, o9 ben
onoen belbreoeoe bom. 6tofer til
Csc o. SOC / Nortsnfens Npotbef.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

SfDlse v2uiberaneren" bar Sen
trol Bresbpterian @bur9" / Bbila,
belpbia ueo xe itamenie fra &obert
9. @bite erbolbt en- @aoe paa $780,
600 meE bor afTooet ben paosrunb
af, ct @auen bleD sipet paa ben Be-
tin9elie, at Meni9beoen albrig fulbe
oipe fit Bifalb til Hrobibitiou.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

Stnrfe 8olt. III oe til bomber
bet. at Tilipnefomften Of en- Manb
eQer &p,noe, Der ipneS at uere / De.
iiooelie al en- nefen ouernoturlie lee
gemlis @tDrfe. oetter en- Seniation.
Der ltretter fig belle &erDen oper.
WeoenS iaabanne Tilfelbe ielutelee.
l,9 tommer tnb unoer &ubriten na=
turliee Jeaomeuer, iaa finoes ber
pua ben anben Sioe Eulinber of
Nano % &uinosr. buis Stprte ct
lonst unber ben eiennem,uitliee {om
en- 6bl9e ef Snsoomme eQer en- for.
rin9et 9ilitano af 2ipsueolfen -
Blobet.
Mr. Mattiu gamma, Sci Norte,
Colo fin Beretniue ON ben unoer=
bore B,rfnin9 al ST. Beter'S &urito
og ON. buoroan benne Mebic,n bel<
breoeoe bans Some, flyer. at bun
er otter itert % ton uDspre Mcbeibe
ior to Berloner." Qan Rriuer:
n Set er MI ouer to Ior, iioen les
fDrite Sang erbolbt 9eres uopertret.
fel,se Weoicin. Scrub for ben Tib
boupe min Some TO @anee 1p9t Qege,
Der imiolertio ,usen Bebrius bibfer<
te. bun moatte aabenbper Dag tage
fra to til fire al be iierfeite Biuer.
saa inofonot fig Naoebe1uerlisbes
Der; bun tuuoe lite en9ona forbpie ct
bIpbtost 9@s. Deretter blee bun 5aa
iua9. at bun llet life funbe arbeibe,
oe til6a bleo oaTaa ytprerne ansreb>
ne. Otter ben onben Brgpe>6la{fe
al Deres &urito felte bun fig oqerebe
6eore. @un trugte 6 ltore 5laRer
&u-ito os bar bet fife Nar fplt fig
iom fbot poans. bar buer Sag reeels
masfig Differing. fan fpiie boab BUN
bar 9pft til, er after ttert. Ter eobt
ub oa Tan ubfp:e Nrbeioe for to Ser.
ioner. % bette itploer bun alt Deres
&urito. Nue mine Maboer. iom ioa
min Some unoer benoes Sp9oom.
flyer, at Webiciuen bar bepirttt I'm.
bere. os bet famine tenter m1n Some
% ies ielu."
&eb fin eienDommeli9e Sammenz
l9tnins. ttfe blot fierner Rurifo QUE
urenbeber fra 9iosueoRen, men ben
banner uDt, frafttst, rpot Blob, ber
otuer bele Spfemet np Stprte. Sen
er lite en- BatentzWeoicin ps fan lite
erbolbes af Npotbefere. men fun af
2ofalzNsenter eller birette ira ga.
britanten. Noresien ct Dr. Beter
Gabrnep, 112 -114 60. 9psne Nue.,
gbicass. Sq.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

WQeHebS fra fommer rulenbe Om=
tote Of @bamberlains 9otemiobel.
~EiQao mig at 9ratulere Dem meb
Deres Niooels Jortrinliebeb. Set
bsibreoebe mig for tron,it Bron9it,
noar 2eaen lite fuace .eiDre noset
for mig" @bcs. s. 9amel. Eoleoo,
Ohio Sel9es i Wortenlens Mpo.
tbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

Sra Bper lan8s Wiboelhouet bleo
9Dreog meooelt. at 1900 &ri@tne paa
Dsu &reta nstop uor bleoen orabt
at Eprfer og onbre Mubomeoanere.
Beretnin9erne er bog ontoaeliapis
operbrepne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

Eli Sournal bleu meobeLt ieaar
fra Berbam, at 8eter 9artp netop
Dor fommen Iemt tilitaoe. ibet ban
bar bleuen paatiprt af ct 3ren. 9an
baubt facet brettet en- Nrm oQ et
Ben % uar beSuben blepen naoet /
6opebet. 8esse 6eite blep brebt.
ulptien Rebe pes, at ban isate at lis>
re oper Sporet foran Ereuet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

r 9boriun.8illen ON at Setnbane-
% &arebus= @ommisf fionen Ral pel=
ses al Eolfet bleu fife uee antoeet
al Mtnneiotoe &epreientontbus efter
en- boarb Ramp. 80 @tem. imob 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10
Wtunefpta,

6orriee 9trsoo9 optroabte tor
fprlte @an9. en- Rptnbe tom @asfe<
rer / Dinriftsretten / 6ennepin
@ountp. 9enbes Soon er @ott M.
@onant. Osiaa benoes Mano er
@oQiprer.
@u Janee ,Sanalet 8abaiba
fgate at tomme ub en- Das iiife use,
ioet bans 6unru. tlebt / Manos'
tier, ON Motten foripneoe bam meo
en- Sag. ibet bun oeo 6ielp Of en-
Stiae naoeoe op til bans Stnou.
Der par oe{aa en- Monosperion. tom
b,alp benbe. ssmiolertio bieo De
besse opca9ebe al @beriHen, tom
fotte efter BEN, oo be 1usseoe. tg orr
reifereoe BEN. Ser So0, be tom
n.eo, piloe baue ioset al en- Se1n'
fang poo lem Minutter.
@ountu. Iuoitpr Ooin 6alben
/ 9ulutb bleu fiite Totsoa9 arrette'
ret forot bape onuenot ofentll9e
9seuae pao uriatie Wtaoa: @ront@
sSurpcn, Der , lenscre 3,o bar bolot
paa OF unoerigse @mtebsmenoenes
offer.lise Serb. haube tunoet fire
Notlaser mob 6aloen. men Der 1pnes
lite al pere ret meeet / benz. Se
q,t aQe ub paa omirent BET famine.
npmlig of bon bapoe tilpenot l13
$329.6O, lom par betalt al &ano1oa'
ter, forat be Fuloe taa fit Maun trptt
paa 5temmelebDelen. 6uloen maalte
9ioe Bonos tor $4,000.
@uauSp:Qe @nterpri1e (frtper:
@n Tan,l,e. lom bor nar Milerp,Qe.
o9 iom tentte. bet par bia,sere at foo
ct Born ii! at uolsre fit Glib os Sleb
emo ot leie en- Manb. freo til 9tolen
Otpatonno et,er en- @ut al benz, tom
@loten paagruno of 6oralorenes
uIvrmuenbeo eQer 5orlDmmel19beo
taser fig al Der. og be fit Siaac Otf,
8 Nar al. lnber bet folbe &etr tors
leoen bapbe Noboerne lo9t merte til.
OF ,ffe alt DOR. iom bet iiuloe u9re.
% be 1enbte &lose til Stotens Nsent.
Grant 2eipis. ION tom % tos Barnet
> t,ibo9e. Set ipnes. iom @nttens
5sober blep i1emt tortrosue unoer bet
folbe Beir forleoen. laoot bet oar
umuliet for bonn OF gao. men olli9es
pel moatte ban ub Sne % Troft
etter Rreoturene oe tunoe olene be'
pege fla paa &neerne oa 1enberne.
Ga @utten blep fe1t bib, blep bon
pariomt lpftet tra Sleben meb tntet
pao 6pooerne uben Str9mper, Gien>
mem bpilte Waterie trenste uo. 9r.
MedStroib bleu tilfalDt. liar 5trpm.
perne af os fOrbanot 6porerne. Men
be par en- frpsteli9 1ilitoao. es bet
bill bliue lense. fer ban fan eoa, ON
BON noeen Sang tan aisre bet. Mr.
2e&p,s iioer. at benne Nffere er lite
enot meb bette. % antpoer. at biste
Tolt oil faa fDle 9ouens Nrm. foroi
be bar miSbanblet ct Barn. tom sto'
ten bar anta9et fig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

.Neform": Nnor baaoe uNorb.
manoen" o9 - Den Gierbe Suli" er
entae ON. o: Moro' Dafotas 9eeisla:
tur rr oaariis, foo bor ri @runo til
at tr0; at ben ct ertra baarl,Q.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10
u. StyHe
g. IS. SBreaaro.

5oenRa Nmerifanaren: Dr. Scan.
len fauot lite gorbp0len; men Der
ftnoeS BEN. fom forleben nae troeoe,
at Morbpolen fanot Chicago.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

Prussian Stock Food bruass for @efte
% &pde % er pdroifulo for Relfefipr. Den
for6ser Melfmdneoen. itprfer Spfemet %
Ct meb Rsopenbtebeb en- Sci af @uttnen.
4rsp bette Rdttnesfof. Batter paa 81
Yb. for 5oe. @dlses af @ertenfen 4 So.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

9bem ptlbe lite etpe S5c for en- @atarrb'
Rur, ioat furerer? Ybtpps Catarrhal
Cream belbreber burttet Selees af Rcr'
tenfen q So.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10

@utarrb, 6orfiplelie 9ousbet % 5ab af
eueteianoien paaerunr af @atarrb belbrebes
peb at bruse Ybipps Catarrhal Gream.
Yrts SOC.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10
&erans &alls Mgeblaa
uotommer bber . Ousoae.
a. soIent, ubgtper.
subftrtpttonsprif so @t8. for Mar. betal
tJorifuo, ellerS so Gt8.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-10
0or ,tdtte Sau9eritepne+

Muftfomiteen for vYarf &eeion
Soneerforbunb" bar 9iort fslsenbe
ubools al San9e for Jeuesforet til
Stepnet ueGte CONNER:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-09
NOTES FOR The
NATIONAL GUARD
Some of the Most Recent
Orders, Elections and
Changes,
Maior-GeneraT James and staff
at the Santa Monica
Eneampment.
No Pay Warrants for Soldiers Because
Two of the Auditors Are Off
Junketing.

The members of the National Guard all over
the State are hampered for want OF funds and
all because the auditing board, consisting OF
the Governor the Acknowledgement and the
encouragement have not held meeting TO
audit the demands and issue the warrants for
April, May and June, which ought to have
been distributed in the early part of July.
When they will be issued no one can tell, for
the Governor is at Klamath Hot Springs, Gen.
eral Barrett is in the southern part of the
State, and the encouragement cannot, by
himself audit the demands.
Captain White has been ordered to preside
at the election for first lieutenant OF Company
F, Fifth Infantry.
First Lieutenant H. C. Middleton, battalion
adjutant, First Infantry, has rendered his
resignation. He was connected with the Ma
tional Guard since September "a, 1883, When
he enlisted as private in Company OF the
old Third Infantry.
Lieutenant Otto F. Huber and Lieutenant
c. H. Shafer have successfully passed the ex-
aiming board.
Major NJ. I. Owens, Lieutenant l. A. Chand-
Ter and Lieutenant Thomas NJ. Shaw have
been appointed special examining board TO
examine the officers of the Sixth Division OF
the Naval Mill Tia.
C. G. Sparrowe of Company g, First Infantry.
having served fifteen years, has applied for a
service medal.
J. H. Freta has been elected first and q. L.
Walthan second lieutenant, OF Company D..
Sixth Infantry.
Captain Solano of Troop has rendered his
resignation, which has been accepted. W. f
Nordhoff has been elected first and F. White
second Lieutenant OF Troop D.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-09
The Third Brigade

FRESNO, CAL, Aug. 7.-Of course all in
terest in military circles is centered at present
in the coming encampment, which will begin
at Santa Cruz on the 14th inst and continue
for eight days. The two Fresno companies C
and T, will undou btedly make u fine showing,
or at least they ought to- considering the
preparations that are being made. The
guardsmen will leave this city on the evening
OF the 14th, a special trsin, which will
come from Bakers field, bringing the company
OF that place and taking the boys aboard at
Goshen.
The interest of the public in tho affairs of
the military has been increased in Fresno
very much since Colonel S. 5. Wright of this
city has assumed command of the Sixth Regi-
ment With the headquarters of the Third
Brigade and those of the regiment here
Fresno can be regarded as a military center
Colonel Wright is proving to be a very ef-
flcient commander and devotes considerable
time 10 the duties of his position. He is
ming high estimation among the companies.
While the regimental band will come from
Stockton, Fresno viii be we'll represented by
drum corps. in which Colonel Wright lakes a
great deal of pride. He has appointed VIII s.
Scott regimental drum ma jor and it is mainly
through the efforts of the major that such an
excellent corps has been organized. There
will be four fifers-Frank Neate, Wick w. Par
sons, C. H. Scott and Harry WalZ; snare drum
mers-Fred Knobloch, Charles Noyes. E. Rem
fro E. Knobloch and Clarence Hite; base
drummer-Arthur Hayes.
The members of Company have organized
q baseball team and 1t is the intention to try
to arrange number of games at the encamp-
ment The guardsmen are very good players.
Captain George Duncan, who commands
Company C, will probably present a bill 10 the
next Legislature for $4,000 or $4,000, SIS dam
ages he sustained through I'M uries received
while in the service of the State. 1t was on
Washington's Birthday last that the captain
was injured so that he was laid up 1or several
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-09

months. While drilling with his company at
the rifle range just north of town the COM
mandcr became The obi ct OF the wrath OF
COW, which had broken from its stakechain in
the field. in lodging the animal, which was
maddened at the sight of the soldiers, the cap
tain barely esca PED its horns. But in doing so
he stepped into a squirrel hole. and falling
verely. He was confined to his bed Tor three
or four months.
Company F, which is commanded by Cap
tain George w. Jones, is actively engaged in
preparing for the encampment. This is one of
the rest military companiys in the State, and
it will undoubtedly make fine showing at
Santa Cruz. MARTIN MADsEN.
Orders from division headquarters gives
Troop C OF Salinas, First Brigade, permission
to go into camp with the Third Brigade at
Santa Cruz ms lead of going with the First
Brigade at Santa Monica. The captain of the
troop will report 20 General Muller for orders
Troop 1 of the Fourth Cavalry, q. S. A, Cap
tain Lockett commanding will encamp with
the Third Brigade from the 14th to the 22d
inst, and the commander of the troop will
confer with Brigadier-General Muller of the
National Guard respecting the camping
ground to be occupied by the troop, and he
will assist in impartng instruction in such
manner as may be desired by the commanding
officer of the National Guard forces. This is
new departure In the matter of impart1ng IN
camp and is additional to the instruction that
wi IL be impaired by Captain Darlington,
q. S. A, specially detailed TO serve with the
ational Guard of this State. The result OF
this move VIII be watched with interest BY the
members OF the Guard in all parts OF the State.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-09
The Naval Militia.

Colonel H. P Bush, assistant adiutant-gen-
eral on the staff of the division commander,
has issued notice to the effect that in pursu-
ance of special order No. Is he will at
o'clock on the evening of Monday. the 10th
inst. at the armory of the navy militia, 2213
East street, proceed to organize an engineer
division for the National Guard and will re-
ceive the names OF such as may apply for adj
mission as members of such division. That
night there will be a meeting OF those who
shall sign the roll and they will be mustered
into the service OF the State OF California,
after which the meeting will organize with
Colonel Bush as presiding officer and there
will be held by ballot an election for first,
second and third engineers of the engineer
division.
An election for navigating officer, executive
officer and ordnance officer of the naval mi
litia was called Tor the 3IsG OF last month, but
it was not held for want OF quorum.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-09
Ophir Lodce,s entertainment.

Ophir Lodge No. III, OF the Independent
Order of id Fellows, has decided to give a
series of weekly entertainments so as to make
the session OF the lodge a pleasant one after
the regular business has been disposed Of The
first ct hese was given last Friday in Remem-
brance Hall in the Odd Fellows building, and
there was present very large attendance of
the members and many visitors. Among the
latter were Grand Secretary George T. Shaw,
Pr eSident Doyle of the general relief com nit
tee, Past Grand Madison of Stockton, Past
Grand DowneS. Noble Grand Aver of Farms
worth Lodge, Victor Aaron and others. The
programme very interesting one, was pre-
senIed through Past Grand Fred W. Jaeger,
master of ceremonies. First there was an in
teresting talk on 1.-The Necessity of Social Ac-
Deputy Grand Master Marchand. 1t was
logical talk and was received with great ap-
plause, showing that those present coin cided
with the speaker on the necessity Of such ac-
tivity.
A. A Goldstack entertained with selections
on the violin; Past Grand Robert Burns sang
several sweet Scotch songs and some Ameri-
can songs, Professor Emerson being the &C
companist; Past Grand F. W. Jaeger re cited
ION the Shores OF Tennessee" and The Flag
OF Freed om"; Professor Seile of Golden Gate
Lodge gave selections on the piano, which
were received with well-merited appla use
w. F. Galloway, ?. C. P, gave humorous ad-
dress on Let Us Awake Our Sleeping Beauty;
Professor Emerson of Farnsworth Lodge sang
several comic songs that so pleased The audi
ence tina he was forced to give encore after
encore; Past Grand Louis Kragen by request
reclted 1.-THE Death of the Polish Boy" which
was fine elocutionary effort There were also
short addresses by Noble Grand Peabody of
the lodge, Past Grand Strong and others The
initial entertainment was q great success, and
the announcement was made that next Friday
there would be presented an Illus trated lecture
on the Centennial and the MidWinter fairs by
A. F. Wall and Thomas Kase.