The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-23
man Nystedt, chas. oblinger and Sam

man Nystedt, Chas. Oblinger and Sam
Oblinger.
VISITOR FROM KANDIYOHI.
j. M. Spicer, of Willmar, called on
his son, Capt. Spicer, of Company D.
Mr. Spicer has known most of the
boys of D ever since they were born.
Twenty years ago he retired from ac-
tive business, having amassed
fortune running into six figures, and
began to take a we'll earned rest. He
doesn't do much now days but oversee
his forty farms and big mercantile
establishment, a few mills, etc. Oc-
casonally he dips into politics and
when he does the "old man" generally
has his way about things. Mr.. Spicer
has no political aspirations himself, but
the man that he don't want elected
never leaves the tall timber of Kandi-
yohi. Some of the boys In D said yes
terday that Spcer Sr. had come down
to assist Mason in "shooing" the girls
away from company headquarters. If
the captain would relegate Lieut.. Haley
to the vicinity of the cook house he
would find that the jam of female
lovlineSS would cease greatly. If Phil
wasn't so modest he would play hob
with whole lot Of girls hearts down
here. The face of the charming girl
back in Kandiyohi county is ever be-
fore him and he moves along uncon-
scious of his power.
Mclaughlin and Getter If they had
the opportunity, wouldn't mind enter
tanning a few of the ladies. They have
been palmlng off corner lots so long
that they just know they could win out
AS they are now situated, away down
IN the middle of the street, they do
ialrly well. Some how they are always
IN on any nice lunches that the girls
orlng up to camp. Any day that they
dont add new one to their list of
nashes Sergeant Crosby will make the
second cook present of a weeks sub
scrlptlon to the Willmar Gazette, which
Will include complete history of the
evacuation of Camp Ramsey written by
the sergeant, who will be on the ground
himself.
CAMP NOTES.
Alderman Zeissmer, one of the city dad,
OF Willmar, called on Company d yesterday.
Company d guard detail last night L. NJ
Brown, Burk Burlingame, Supernumerary
Burns.
Sergt. Houck, of Comany 1, is home On
twenty-four hours leave
company guard detail last night: Baker
blackburn and Bates, supernumerary T. F.
Ra Mrs: Ba IA; called on her son, Corporal
iba pay or Company 1, yesterday. Mrs Pay
Tess Will present the company with several
articles which she found they needed
Private Bat Coleman, of /, is one of the
most even-tempered boys in his company.
BAT Mr never e. Loses o; his philosophical look.
Sueur members Of Company l yesterday
=, Privates J. E. Fish and W. B. Tracey, of
Company F. have frightened up the appear
ance OF F street wonderfully. In addition to
neat sign designating the street, and which
serves double purpose being also the com
PPany ,t bulletin board, they. have finished
mt of oi1d ai
stones are sunk in the ground in a circle,
ana IN the circle one reads: "Co. F, Fit
formed out of stones which have BEN bronz-
ed The piece shows that the boys are pos-
sessed of no small amount of artistic abi!-
ity.
6 Guard detail last night from Company F:
Sergt. Ellingson, Privates Maley. Moen. G.
Nelson, D. o. Nelson.
Private Joe Young, Company r ereturned
from two days visit at Saltwater yester-
day. Joe brought back flowers for everybody,
and more too.
Private Routzahn, Company F. seems to ct
the bulk of Company F mail one of his
letters yesterday was four feet long and the
private smiled three times to the inch as he
Private Shady, Company F, is in the hos
pital with slight attack Of rheumatism.
Private Bryant, Company F, has recovered
from his recent attack of tonsilits
Sergeant Brown goes back en- his fed when
ne doesn't get at least three letters day from
that Grand Forks girl.
knudtson, Privates Dwyer, Fish, Gaut, Gould.
WIN. Olson, of g. has sworn off going to
town He says the car stops SO often coming
enough to set back inside the time limit.
Chatfield, of G., got lost from drill yeste day.
s Ghasned says says he misses those Beltrami
Ed Groot is known as the "rubber-necked"
private of G. That don't mean that Ed rub
Der neck any too much, but he is some
thing of an athlete with his Adams apple.
G lost sack of beans during the general
move Thursday night. Good dete ctiye wc1
on the part of Cooks May and Brews er To-
Gated them.
Yesterday was Company Clerk Denney's
birthday He blew h mself for the boys.
Chatheld and Joe WEIGH were match, ID to
run loot race last night for purse of 81.
Company PAM H guard detail last night: East
man, Ebaugh. Forder. Green and Hansen.
Farragher, of Adrian, takes to soldering as
II 1t was what he had bsen looking for
Byrnes, of Lakefeld, says he likes MAJ ching
a good deal better than he does riding a
dray.
Woolston is chain lightning at anything h.
goes at At home he is an cleo re an. That
accounts for it.
Ray Humiston, DR.. Thompson, of Worthing-
ton, and DR.. Morrell, of Slayton called on H
yesterday
Company A guard last night: Privates
Chalmers. Buteller Cassidy and Cheney
Tileston, of Minneapolis, 1yttle, of Madisol
and Savage and Simpson, of Minneapolis, ali
OF Company A, are practcing with the nd.
band service. He has been with the four
big shows. Forepaugh, Barnum, Sells and
Ringing. He is superb performer on the
tuba.
Company A is organizing ball team Thay
have collected s25 towards equippirg the club.
Davis, of Madison is to be one of the pitchers.
Simpson will also pitch and Hefferin will
probably catch. Lieut.. Vincent will manage
the boys.
The Company A boys need no chimes to tell
the hours. They keep track of time by
Corporal Vevea's trips to report to First
Sergeant Smith. They are invariably f.tsen
minutes apart.
LANGUM MAY GET ONE,