The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-20
NINE COMPANIES I'm CAMP
COMPANY ID BEING THE ABSENTEE
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The First regiment, full staff and
band, Companies A, B, c, E, F, G, H, 1
and K, arrived at 1913 a. M, and were
soon in camp. The regiment presented a.
very creditable appearance as they got
Off the cars, neat, clean and soldierIy.
The First held it's first dress parade
this evening, forming first by battalion
in front of its headquarters. The
regiment made very creditable ap-
pearance, although in some cases COM
panies were slow in dressing. In the
First battalion the alignment was very
good, in the Second poor After the
battalions had been formed to the
notes of their regimental band thew
marched to the parade ground facing
the regulars, so that they could observe
their parade. The men of the First
seemed to take a deep interest in every
movement made. After the regulars
had marched off, the First marched in
parade for the first time, and from a
tactical standpoint it was very good,
although some companies were slow
on the manual. In the march in re-
view, some companies did not present
very good alignment, and marched
crowded together too much, but taking
into view the fact that it was the
first parade, they did WELL and before
a
account of themselves. The following
is the strength of the regiment:
Field Staff and Band-CoI. c. Nice. Reeve.
Minneapolis; Lieut.. Col w. W. Price, St.
apo 4 s. GaD F. Lieut. 4 T. &C. Fax MIMI Nine
neapolis; commissary, Lieut.. w. R. Steele.
Minneapolis; K. NJ, Lieut.. c. R. Smith, St.
Paul; j. A. Lieut.; F. M; Catln, St. Paul.
neapolis; Company H, Capt. f. c. Montfort,
St. Paul; Company X, Capt ]. P. Masterman,
Stilwater; Company c, Capt. n. c. Robinson,
Second BattaIon-Mai. ]. H. Friedrich.
Red Wing; Battalion adjutant Lieut. H. D.
l.ackore, Minneapolis. Company B, Capt. A.
N. Diggles; Company |, First Lieut.. Rogers;
oils; Company A, Capt. w. S. McWade, Min
neapolis; Company G, Capt. o. F. Setback.
Red Wing; Company A, Capt w. S. Nc
Garcelon, First Sergeant F. w. Wi.tburger.
Total Twenty-Five enlisted men.
Company B-Captain, A. NJ. Diggles first
lieutenant Rowley; second lieutenant, Koch
Ter; nrst sergeant, George E. Chance. Total
enlisted 46.
Company C.-Captain, N. c. Robinson; first
lieutenant, Perkins; second lieutenant, Bunk
er; first sergeant, j. F. Snow. Total enlisted
Company E.-Captain, c. T. Spear; first
lieutenant, Clarke; second lieutenant Trow-
bridge; first sergeant Edward D. Walker
acting. Total enlisted, AZ.
Company F.-Captain c. ]. Robedeau; first
lieutenant, Carleton; second lieutenant,
Clarke; first sergeant, Charles Clarke. Total
Company G.-Captain, o. F. Setback; first
lieutenant. --; second lieutenant, Morley;
first sergeant, A. Danielson. Total enlisted,
A. -sr
Company H.-Captain, E. C. Montfort; first
lieutenant, Hardy; second lieutenant, Blorn-
stadt; first sergeant, Peter Mattson. Total en-
listed Al.
Company First lieutenant, Rogers; Sec
ond lieutenant, Chambers; first sergeant, Will
liam Burns. Total enlisted, 40.
Company K.-Captain, j. P. Masterman;
first lieutenant - second lieutenant,
Walsh; first sergeant, P. H. Grant. Total en-
listed, Al.
McWade; Lieut.. F. A. Clarke, senior officer
of the guard; Lieut. A. @. Rogers, junior
officer of the guard.
Officer of the day tomorrow, Capt. Robe
Geau; Lieut. Bjornstadt, senior officer of the
guard; Lieut. Clarke. junior officer of the
guard.
The following calls will be observed by the
First regiment while in camp:
First call, 4:50 a.. m; reveille. 5 a. M; roll
call, 5:15 a. m; breakfast, $50 a. M; sick
call, 5:45 a. M; assembly. $3.50 a. NJ; adju-
tants call, a. M: battalion drill, a. M;
recall, 1880 a. M; guard mounting first calD,
1850 a. M; assembly, 1855 a. M; adjutants
call, a. m; target practice, 1880 to n:45
a.. M. dinner, u noon; officers school, 5 p.
M. supper, p M; regimental parade first
calD, $50 p. M. assembly, $40 p. M; ad
jutant's call (battalion), p. NJ; adjutant's
call GegimentaD, 7:15 p. M; guard mounting
first calD, 1850 D. M; adjutant's call, p.
m; tattoo, 10 p. M; taps, 1890 p. m.
Shooting commenced at 8 p. m.
Col. Reeve has detailed DR.. Fitzgerald to
act as chaplain.
Sergeant c. L. Stone, Company F, has been
detailed color sergeant in the absence of
Sergeant Oscar Olson, who will not attend
the encampment.
Sergeant Irving Arnold has been detailed
tc act commissary for Company B.
DR.. Fitzgerald will give a reception for the
governor at his summer home, Red Lodge,
next Thursday evening. The music will be
furnished by the First regiment band. There
will also be fireworks. DR.. Fitzgerald will
also entertain Companies B and L on Friday.