The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-15

Dennis, Privates Burke, Brenholm and Aus
tin.
Private Beneteau is detailed clerk to regi-
ment Quartermaster
Private G. D.. Lee is one of the swiftest
telegraph operators in the Northwest. He Is
mentioned as a member Of the field tele-
graph corps.
Hon. c. A. Towne, Harry Nesbitt, Cha,.
n. Halnes and Capt Triggs, were callers
Private Mcdonald has sore eyes and Pr.
vate Kelley sore chest both are excused
from duty.
Private Borner was scrubbing away at the
kettles yesterday as usual.
COMPANY B. ANoKA.
Orderles to headquarters yesterday: Pri-
Yates Schwab and Clark.
Privates Lang, Fisher and Hardy were
detailed assistants to regiment quartermaster
yesterday
Police detail yesterday: Hugunin, Smith and
La Page
Guard yesterday morning. Sergeant Ged-
des, Corporal Parker, Privates Tedman, Tay-
lor and Hunter.
Corporal Colwell is home on leave Of alb
sence
Sergeant Faber is excused from duty-sore
feet.
visitors-From Anoka: Mr.. and Mrs. Roe-
ers Mrs. Capt. Bartlett, Walt Rogers, M.
ter, Mrs. Craig and children and Miss Ridge.
From Champlin Miss Wethern, Chas Hay
oon and wife. Judge Woods and wife, MesSrs.
Snow and Peterson.
COMPANY F, FERGUS FALLS
Guard detail yesterday: Privates Kidder,
Lindquist and Knutson.
Hereafter the details from each company
will go on guard mount at a. M and will
remain duty twenty-four hours.
1t keeps Bennett busy to be both musician
and barber
Lieut. Charles G: Dunstrom is detailed as
dew 10 g.,
Lieut.. Jensen and Private NJ. P Jensen
were visited by Miss Mile Remission and
mother, Of st. Paul. yesterday.
Private James Wood was visited by his
father and brother, Of Wisconsin, yesterday
Private R. Potter was visited by his father
mother and sister. of Minneapolis, yesterday
afternoon.
Sergeant Meigs and Private " Wachcamper
returned from Fergus Falls yesterday morn
ing They report everybody well, and they
were both overwhelmed by questions as TO
now the boys were getting along
The company Is assembled every day at /
p. m. and the articles Of war are read and
explained to the members
Those who answered sick call Yesterday
were private W. Heasly and Private P Jen-
sen. Both have an attack of colds
Private Jason Kidder has given up the idea
of going home on a furlough, as he says he
is getting so transparent on the United States
menu that his father and mother could not
both see him at the same time.
AieQt. Jensen mas Deen detailed as junior Of
1cer of the guard today.
COMPANY C, DULUTH.
Guard yesterday morning.: Sergeant Nelson.
Corporal Pierce. Privates Shepard WITT and
ODonnell. Pierce detailed orderly 10
brigade headquarters. Shepard was detailed
orderly to adjutant. Witt was detailed order
ly to Col. Van Duzee.
Police yesterday: B. Anderson, Bates,
Buffun
Kitchen police: Peterson, Picket and Chris
topher.
Visitors from home: Chief of the depart
ment, j. T. Black and three daughters Miss
Pearce, three Misses Drake and John Ora
ham.
COMPANY D, ZUMBROTA.
Prof. r. JACKIE, of Mankato. called on his
sons. Lieut. Col. Johnson's wife and daughter
and Miss Mansfield called
Lieut.. Ersted was junior officer of the guard
yesterday.
Police yesterday: Privates Eastman, Miller
and o. ]. II. Miller.
Excused from duty on account Of sore feet:
Privates Johnson Lang, Satrum, Gronstadt,
Coffin and Nelson.
Rev. Oakley, Mrs. Matte Hall and Miss Mar
gle Cogswell were visitors yesterday.
COMPANY A. NEW ULM.
Guard yesterday morning: Corporal Peters
Privates Kaping, Jacobson and Hurst.
Mess detail: Privates Brown and Aron. All