The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11

N1M MaM ;, AZ genuine bears this
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AWs orl6hsANsA Accept no SUBSTITUTE.
IVEMWMs Sy,SNIs9an Insist, on having the
WSA Esaaa.ssSSy emily Tea which always
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"oSe@ C0.| you DRUGGIST FOR tTas
sIaeut. Howarsl,s EmcIencysnth
Lieut. HIP. Howard, Of this city, sas
IS known to most of our reders, was idae: :
tailed for fquartermaster's duty in
t le preliminary work of ,equipping, the
Fifteenth / Minnesota now at camp
Ramsey, ION the2nstate fair grounds
The Pioneer Press has this to- sayseef
the admirable manner in which he &C
compIished the duty assigned him.
caiHsPrior to, the call for the Fifteenth
regiment, two regular army officers.
Lispt., Howard and Lieut.. Donaldson
were detailed to look after the organt-
2ati Of the egiment, the former! as
government So aa1'term and the dat
teFl as mastering Officer. adiieut.soDont
aldsonss Workodid not really begin un-
til the surge ons had been, chosen, and a
Company had, been, filed ready to, be
mustered I'M, but Lieut.. Howard found
plenty, to do even before the regiment
was, called out by the governor. LIT
was necessary TO secure supplies for
the men prior TO appointments Eef a
Gttaftermaster and even afterWard he
gave the orders Ior thes food for this
regiment Ilyadditi0n there. were Ee-
9nisitions to be made for the equip
ment necessaryf deem +,O,7oa4 on tho
~ Right; here i may be. said that the
men. we're particularly fortunate III Sc
curing their guns as there was a great
demand for arms at the time the ord
nance WAS ordered to fbe, sent to the
camp. The usual procedure in, SUCH
eases IS towtaiit until the, regiment III as
1hee Seirfrnh hsteredss into the service andnan
bra Shae officer has been appointed be
fore she Tequisitio for arms is made
Aepon} the warldepartlnent.cu ,,.tions as
thds ut did OpfeeeteAtsl were C astr to tbel
Stinds,Mith the Fifteenth regiment and|
! instead Iof waiting until r. the FosterI
WasT ,complere, Lieut., Howard made|
an mtnediate, requfsitioh on the war;
sddepS depart 1nent for, arms, and equipment.
.t11e5' was informed that unless he w6a4dI
tsstSsfnd personally fespons ibleu fofo1 tEse|
s86Fess sent him hefWould have toy wal t
,xherregufar, course OF procedure. J eEAadl
hH Gecid d TO WaitttI he men at Camp
rRtan sey would prehableistilf beCWyfa afiss |
aRg Ssl. their arms but he Immediately VI
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taelts awapld he, made under the III, Sft5fIpf9}
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tee1aaster1s storers. This department
furni shed blonses+ -trouse s, shoes, legt
gings, socks vand 1e ealf;, il cotton and
weOlen shirts. G campaign hats and the
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