The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-11

Teeter, Capt Bird and T., A. Everett, We
| editor of ye Fairfnont News.
Company X, Waseca.
Several of the boys, are laid up from drill
! with sore feet. s n
Corporal Anderson was in charge of the
mess yesterday. Private Harrison was de-
| tailed mess assistant. Is : ID
J Capt Childs' brother George called yester
| day. Vented Krutzer made himself do,b,v
| welcome by bringing along cigars enough
| to go around. - -
Sergeants Dunn, Priest, .Corporals Lind
| Sore muscles and feet were the cause
Maj. Whitney called and put the bows
through specia! drill yesterday. He was
much pleased with the showing made by K.
| Company e, Winonn.
/ Lieut.. Mchalowski was detailed senior Of.
| flcer of brigade guard yesterday.
| Police were under direction of Private Huso
! yesterday.
| Corporal Janikowski, Privates satka and
springell answered to sick call yesterday.
| No serious cases.
| men on guard last night: Senior officer
OF guard, Lieut.. Bruski.. sergeant of the
| guard Cieminski; junior sergeant or puard
| CZaplewski. Corporals, Michalowsli Nil
| kowski, Schema, Janikowski, Krop.dilowsIx,
| and Palubicki.
Company NJ, Blue Earth CITY.
| Police detail: Corporal Loft and six men
| Answered to sick call: Scott and Carev.
| Minor Illness.
Mrs. Pfeffer and mother, of Blue Earth
City; Mrs. Thompson, of Emore, visited rel
atives yesterday.
| The muster rolls were compared Yesterday
| Company M had the most accurate and hest
kept roll in the regiment.
| The company drills four hours each dav
Six corpora.s are all allowed each comma nv
| 66y the army regulations. This caused
Stearns, Thies, Matheny, Billings. SteiI1ine
and Cummings to go; back to the ranks.
Company C, WinOna
Harry Friday and son., Agent Flanagan
and Carl McFadden, an exc man were
callers from Winona yesterday.
Brendler and Able were grinding Mocha
and Java yesterday. They will grind one
sack sack for not reporting at camp few min
Watches G hoth sto 10 - octock p. m. Their
Musician H. B. Mann worked twentv-four
hours at stretch, not because he fnrsot -
9 bu &c either; He Just missed the guard mount
police yesterday. were .
hawkins, Williams and Emorv o. -,
with sore feet o ialo up
Company G, Austin.
visitors Yesterday: Henry Burkett. F.
NJ. D'ioe' y. H. Decker, Mrs. DR.. Lewis and
Mrs. Capt. Woods. anu
corporal Keyser had the police squad
Frlvates A. Peterson and Bershon answerod
TO SICK call yesterday. Not serious
company G, fall in," was the command
ssst by First Sergeant Nicholson at 5:3o
last night. The boys were preparing for SIN
per ana every one professed to ignorance IF
know know That one was Private N. G. su1her.
land. After the company was drawn 'u nn s,
double rank, behind stacked arms Tont -
Wood walked down before them ard o ostar
qPg riVs1a few pleasing remarks he called
scented him with a splendid drum mai p
baton, gift from the COMPANY "Mnr,,,s ,
was completely taken by Surprise hnt he
pulled sai himself together and made neat little
drum major Of the Twelfth regiment cha hand u
Company B,gFairmont.
Private Hanson answered to sick call yester-
day. Sore eyes, ~
corporal45MNaqrray had charge of the street
Corporal Fredette hadsoAarge of the geasfal
police. Il 4.ss - go
Mess Me- detail; Priyatsa Smith and Redding.
Messrs. Reed. Murphy and Fred Newell. ms 80
Company Al, New Him. e.. =. -
Quartermaster Sergeant Bobleter was busy
Yesterday measuring the boys and arranging
for complete outfit for the men. igsl .
Corporal A. Steinhauser. received q +e1e
gram from New Ulm yesterday saying that
six cases of eggs and two cases Of ham
were on the way to Ramsey, for the rank, and
file from the citizens. Last night the bows
were smacklng their lips and getting ready
to attend to them. X ..
Lieut. Buschers has 48 hours leave of alb
sence.
First Sergeant Fritchle returned to duty
yesterday.