The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-26
COMPANY l., FOURTEENTH.
breezy budget of News About the
CrOOkstOn Boys.

breezy budget of News About the
CrOOkston Boys.
Special Correspondence .he ST. Paul ODE.
CAMP THOMAS. June 21.--Company l. has
a mascot a little dal kie from Chattanooga.
Private Olds ard Private Washburn are
detailed on quarteTmaster fatigue today.
Company LIS sergeants and corporals nave
all got their cheveroIs and stripes on lhei-
uniforms.
The boys are all prompt to fall in and
answer roll call in the morning.
A limited supply Of whisk brooms, shoe
brushes, backing ard pomade has been Iu--
advantage to improve the 10 ks and c.e-nli-
ness of the boys They now lock rgat fine
for guard mount and dress parade.
Private George H. Erickson was c.osen the
colonies orderly at guard mount.
Guard de all: Corporal Martin. Priv=t An
derson. Ryke, Erickson. Henderson, MLnGer,
Nilsson. Wi lie. Stratton. supernumerary.
Watermelons are galore.
Private Norgaard is in the hospital tn the
measels.
Private Boggs received good-szed tub OF
fresh butter toeay from his home IN iowa
and Literally d.shed 1t out among his G; NJ
have butter their bread.
Private Ed E. Rushton has teGn trans
ferred TO TIE division hosp tai corps, First
Every member of Company L has row his
uniform. and it is sard to pick them out IS
recruits
The boys are ell anxiovsy waiting for he
paymaster to come. as they are fnaic a ly
broke.
Sergeant Wood is slowly improving. and
will before long be fit for duty
Private Karl. the company laundryman Is
clean clothes.
Private Mumford is again fer du.y.
Judging by the fat letters cur boys are re-
ceiving every day they must have som, gooi
CORE spon dents left hehird them.
n. GIarG Detall June 22Prixates Bradley
Petnaude, supernumeEary.
Water Briga1e Tomo Iow-Pri, atss Rog
ers Kelly, Milltach, Nilsson, L. A.
Blue flannel shirts was issued to the Toys
today
First Lieut.. William B FaIweIl and Second
Lieut.. William K. Mayor. a ting regiment
ordnance officer. are both selected for aD-
! pciEtments as lieutenants in the regulf r
| army. We are sorry to see such eff Sent cfi-
what is the eompany's loss is others ga n
and we console ourss lvss w. tn the kaewiai &c
sttat CoIrary L hes the right material @
make experiments from.
| Private Fred Nader has been re commended
| for discharge for disability.
Private Joseph Henderson is again ready
The Con pany- L bays had the pl ure to
shake hands with The G o representative
| yesterday.
| Guard Detail June 22-Privates Abr, CHS
mere. johnson. Ben Kissoek, Patnaude, Jor-
geisSn, Ccogsn. sup rnumsrary.
| Water Brigade Tomorrow-Privates Ander-
| sen, Dahl. Gustafsen, Bullan
In Charge of Police Today-sergeant Dun
lava.
| Company L was issued five more tents to-
! day for the new recruits to come.
| All available men in Company L are cut
| picking black berries today. and the boys will
have some nice pie tomorrow.
| Corporal Martin is on the sick list
! Private Chas. E. Traverse Is slightly under
! the weather.
First Lieut.. William P Falwell Is officer
| of the guard today.
| Private jos. L. Rogers will soon appear in
| Uncle Sans uniform, he being the last mem
! Der of Company L to be fitted out.
4 Drum Major Demo sports a fine pair of
| trouser stripes, ard says he feels much bet
| ter with the stripes on.
4 Lieut.. William X. Naylor has received E n
1 other consignment OF new Springfield riff 6.
which will be issued to the respective com
I ponies
Private Patnaude walked the tight rope and
i gave an exhibition in the manual of arnls al
| the Y. NJ. C. A. entertainment last night
Private Robert Calgy feels more like a
soldier after getting rid Of his long-eared
i mules.
Private Daniel Guy enjoys the tussles he 4
having with his four mules They do no,