The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05
Hmong Minnesota's Volunteers.


to attend the funeral of DR.. Durham.
did guard duty yesterday.
sergt: Faber went home to see his wife
home, Mrs. Faber arrived at camp to see
him. They had passed one another
| Private Brown is acting bugler for B.
Corporal Dahlgren's best girl called on him
yesterday.
Hardy, of Anoka; bronson, of Coon Creek;
Christianson, of Saltwater; Colburn and Oden-
berg, Of Osseo enlisted in B yesterday.
Change of cooks yesterday. Wood is now
| Geddes.
| Third Regiment COmmissary.
Lieut.. A. @. Rogers. battalion adjutant,
reported for duty yesterday.
| The Third regiment is making some need,
| ed improvements in the sanitary conditions
Of the camp.
| The boys say that the rations are improv-
ing In quality and variety.
| Sergt. Dick O'Brien returned to duty yes
terday. Dick is acting regimental quarter
master sergeant.
| Lieut.. Nayor, regmental commissary, re-
ported for duty Tuesday and was hustling
| hard yesterday.
Company F, Fergus Falls.
| Private Charles Gaudrau had an operation
performed upon his foot by the hospital staff
yesterday.
Sergt. Jensen received a commission yes
terday making him second lieutenant. The
boys are all pleased with the appointment.
| absent from F, Corporal Barbeau acts in their
| stead. He gives entire satisfaction in such
cases.
| Private Alfred Schon is detailed quarter
master clerk.
has a new cook house.
| Harrington and McNitt are detailed to as
al al he raOiT ant avto cta
| Private Whidecampen presented the COM
pany with new barber chair. 1t is his
own handiwork.
Jos. Loganfield and brother, of Crookston,
called on the boys yesterday.
Corporal Mccullough was in charge Of the
company police detail yesterday. Mac Is
| the boy to get good work out of them.
Company A, New UIm.
sergeant, and detail consisting Of Privates
| shellenberger, De Mers, Huntley and Will
lam Lee built new cook house for yes
| terday.
Byron segard, DR.. Hubert, Arthur Bowen
and George W. Buffers. Of Duluth, were
| callers yesterday.
Private Nee Is detailed drillmaster for
Company M.
There is notice upon the wall Of bar
racks which reads, Congratulate our SER
geant.'' The cause for congratulations is
that Mrs. Melby has presented the sergeant
with a new girl baby. Mother and child do
ing well and the sergeant feeling pretty fair
The non-commissioned officers enjoyed an
excellent dinner yesterday, which was pro-
yided by the foraging SQUAD Somebody said
| they had chicken to eat.
Corporal Ben. Rosenkranz is detailed drill
Private Schwiezer.
Capt. Eva is delighted with the showing
that the new recruits are making. First
Lieut. Carey and Second Lieut.. Hagenson
| are WORKING hard day TlftfDp
papy into shape.
First Sergeant Broaderidge is handling his
| duties remarkably we'll and the boys are
II The ladies seem quite taken up with Lieut..
One of the stalls Is called Fort Nee Il ia
handsomely decorated with flags and bunting.
| The stall called The Children's home also
presents an attractive appearance.
Most al! the letters from home contain do
nations There are number Of the boys
who can accommodate few more cores
| pondents.
Senator Murphy says he will see Cuba or
Company M, Princeton.
now musters 90 soldier boys.
Sergeant Pratt, Of Anoka of the u bat
faiion. Joined yesterday. He comes in as
90. Mayor Coley. c. H. Rhines and G. /.
staples OF Princeton, were callers yesterday.
c rns Doys are drilling six hours day.
l. tail vastardn,s Aau ohureS VI tne police de-
,, Private August Myers is called home by
r rl.ness o. h.s father He will probably not
1aie Ooys are sorry to lose August.
Company d, zumbrota.
sergt. johnson and Corporal Miller had
charge OF the police squad yesterday. Tbsv
| were Privates Race. stearns, Kruger and
1. Larson NA'o
johnson and Ward were detailed to mes,
house yesterday. Ae''
| A =
| Private Van Buren,, of Mankato. was sent
hG Pris,. sick, Yesterday; He has rheumatism
the hospital corps. ="
| os R Iva John Collins has charge Of the
"a a: Il: Jache, a. Lang, Oscar Jache and G.
BeTg visited Minneapolis yesterday.
Most MOST Of the boys will be equipped and UNI
James Bendette has recovered from slight
IN, Mt currier and wife called on the Mankato
The double quartette held Its resular con-
Frank Aldr1ch is' detailed cook of n
C. Larsen did a bit Of police duty yester
2. L. Rice favored the company with a vocal
The base ball club will soon be ready
for business. e"N'
:, j.. A; Jeergfensen is practicing the manual
| For some reason Oscar Jache Dc making
| regular visits to the Cities
Company L, Crookston.
The boys are amused at the reports which
are being circulated by parties in Crookston
In reference to enlisting Of more men, No one
has been sent home from Camp Ramsey for
that purpose.
Four men who started from Crookston an
| members of L and who arrived in At paw
| with them have failed to answer to their
names at roll call up to date. May be thew
| could explain something about the Crookston
| story II they could be found.
| Company l. received their first tnate ~
setting up practice Tuesday night. All were
| effect Of 1t.
The boys are expecting visits from friends
| Sunday.
George Loganheld, Of Crookston, called yes
| terday.
Assistants to cook yesterday were straaton
and Ludlow.
Private calgy has removed the patch from
If any one should ask you.
Company H, Olivia.
Quartermaster Everson had Mrs. II. H.
| Nuremberg and son, Mrs. w. M Kemmerer
and daughter, of Olivia, and Mrs. w. H.
Nuremberg, Of Milbank, 8. D., as guests for
| dinner yesterday. -"Ev." was at his best and
treated the ladies' to foraged pie. They
don't know the trouble he had to get that
| pie.
Corporal had eight of the boys on police
detail yesterday.
Sergt Miller and squad, Reynolds, Malonev
and Jeck Barnard, put up dandy cook
house yesterday.
to his part Of camp life rapidly.
| The boys had eggs yesterday.
| Four OF the II boys are from Hutchinson
Ira Palett. Clare Todd. Charles Klienmann