Morris tribune., 1898-12-03
MILITIA MATTERS,
Visit from Lieut-Col. rlarch--The
Company Now Full.

ing MONDAY evening" o0o' ~
March, of Litchield, was present
and was enthusiastically received by
the boys. He said that he looked up.
on the Morris company as his own
company, for it was the only com
pany west of the cities on this line OF
railroad. He also gave some very
sensible advice on the relations be-
tween officers and privates perfect
obedience when on duty and perfect
equality when ctf duty.
Reports were then given by Lieu
tenants Delahunt and Darling OF the
meeting of the commissioned officers
of the regiment in St. Paul last
week.
After completing some OF the de
tails of mastering, Lieut.. Mcmillan,
of Co. B., of st. Paul, was called on
for remarks, He spoke at length OF
the care the boys should take of their
armory aud equipment. I
Drills were held in the armory
building on Tuesday and Wednes-
day under the direction of Lieut.. Nc
MILAN, who proved to be tirst rate
drillmaster. On both days the boys
made an excellent showing and from
the intelligent manner in which the
exercises are taken up it is evident
that with steady work, Morris IS to
have a crack company.
As providid by statute, orders have
been issued that then shall not be
any intoxicating liquor in any form
brought into the armor} nor tobac-
coused in any form about the armorV'
On Wednesday the last names were
added to the muster roll and the
company is now full. La view OF the
fact that there are several applicants
for membership who cannot be receiv-
ed at the present time, Capt. Van
SAINT has ruled that he will place all
future applicants on a provisional
roll, whence they will be transferred
to the muster roll and sworn IN as.
as often as s-any vacancies occur and
in the order of the filing OF the ap-
plication. All such applicants may,
however, participate in the company
drills and for the present at least be
accorded the privileges of company
members. -
Following is complete muster roll
of Company |, Fourth Regiment, n.
G.. S. M:
Captain, Grant Van SAINT,
First Lieutenant, John Robert Delahunt.
Sec. Lieut.. William Marshall Darling
PRIVATES.
Anton E. Anderson. Jno. Kane,
Arthur E. Atwood. Jno. Henry King
Frank Andrisick, Louis NJ. Larson,
VIM HI. Baldwin, Chas. Lee,
c. B. Burpee, Emory q. Lllsley'
Edward Callahan, Chas ID. Leaman'
Frank Callahan, Burt ,. Mllier'
w. B. Campbell, Richard w. Nllter'
Frank Caerney, Ihos. .. nlhef'
Charles E. Clark, c. MORRISON
James 2. Co1ahan, Daniel Murphy
Mealon A. Consins, Dennis F. Murphy
Fred B. Clarke, Jno. I. NcCarroH'
Herbert E. Dagg, Clyde A. Newell,
Edward B. Darling, VIM. OBrlen,
Geo. Darling, NelS Olson'
Chas. A. Dekay, John L. Pepper
Ino. Diedrick, Chas. L. Pepper,
Ferdinand E. Daniel ,Erick Peterson,
son, Peter PeterSon'
Ludwig w. Daniel Chas. Pushor,
son, LeWellyh fuohoi'
Thos. ]. Delahunt, Fred +. SMITH
Chas. F. Ehlert, Hugh Il, Spur, dis
Tno. Evans, charged,
Chas. H. Fels, Stephen ii. Spur,
Arthur Flatner, Edward Sterling,
Oscar FIatner, Jno. Strawbinger,
Jno G. Fleming, VIM. III. Simons,
Joseph Gaffney, Fred Stinson,
Maurice Calvin, Orvy C. Thoele,
Harry Gillespie, Lawrence Ihomas-
Harry B. Healy, son,
PhiIlip Hesler Matt Towey,
Chas E. Hedquist, Max Trantow,
wi1b,1r s. Hill Thorwald Thomas
Peter Homstad, son,
Gee. Howley, Albert B. Wells,
Harry johnson, George W1llett'
Joseph Kane,
Official Notice.
Monday evening. ats p. m. sharp, IS
the time set for the first regular drill
of Company 'I," Fourth Regiment
N. G.. S. M at which time the roll
will be called. All members must be
present
By ORDER OF THE CAPTAIN.
Social Business Meeting.
Tonight the Y.P. S. G. E.of the
Congregational church will inaug-
urate series OF social and business
The first of the series is
10 be beld with Miss Cora Hulhurd
at her home this evening.
Business meeting will be called to