The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-06
MORTIMER'S AIDS NAMED
GENERAL ORDERS ISSUED by
STATE G. A. II. COMMANDER
Committees C,f the Department. Are
Also Named-Memorial Day Or
ders Also Issued-Superfntan
ents and Teachers of Schools und
Colleges Asked to Hold Patrintic
Exercises on Friday, May 27.

Department Commander E. w. Nor
timer of the G. A. r., has just issued
general orders No. 2, announcing the
following committees:
On, Soldiers HopegzJohn F. Perry,
Charles O.. Pierce, c. S. Mcdonald, Mn.
Park Richie, St. Paul; Hugh Wilson,
Gilbert, Rochester.
On Legislation-F: G.. Harvey. Mime
apolis 6. IS. Ives. st. Peter; E. D. French,
Redwood Falls; C. w. Mckay. Fergus Falls:
N, A. Gerhart Duluth.
ton. Minneapolis; J. P. Gibbs, Bird Island;
R. w. Mars naval veteran, Duluth,
Samuel Gum. St. Paul; NJ. G. Poster (nayai
veteran), Minneapolis.
The following aids-de-camp are also ap-
pointed:
W; R. ellis, P. G.. Woodward Post 2,
Anoka s. s. Brown, w H. y, Lands. H; G.
4. Minneapolis; William T. Maxson, Post I,
Marshall; ]. B. Souder, Post s, St. Paul;
p F. Stewart, Post u. C Caledonia; R. J.
Burgess. G. W. Mead. Post IS, Mankato:
Louis N; Bryant. Post %, St. Paul; Benz.
Braek, W. Il; Boyt, e. &C. G; e. Evans. Post q,
R. s. Miles, F. E. Ford. Post IS, Glencoe;
Nolan, Pest 30. Brainerd; Geo. B. Arnold.
Fergus Falls l.. B.. eCantlebury, Post IS,
Willard A. G. Jaques, Post 40, Sank Center:
Wilhelm Walther, Post AZ" Fulda; samu:i
SSsa Il p cu Eenea - F'i h,ysl a.
L. A. Egolf, Post so, Minneapolis: H. M.
Piper, Post 80, Monticello; B. F. Goodwin,
Post s. Excelsior: Alex Holden. Post g.
Detroit; A. II. Pickle, Post Il. Sleepy Eye re;
J. B. Robinson. Post S.. Redwood 3. Falls;
tain, Post 90. Crookston; W F. Smith.
Post "a. Candy; Isaac L. Hart, Post s5,
A. X. Norton, Post SO. Alden; 2. V. Booth,
los, KimbalI; j. P. Atwater, Post liz, Clear
xa He C. P RnHEs L sS H. Hna2 sads
Golf, A. A. Kelly, Post 11S. Minneapolis;
Jerome Utley, Post 122 Preston; Charles c.
Leland, Henry Downs. Post 126. Minneap-
Greening. Post 1870, Grand Meadow; Thomas
Stevenson, Post 131, Dodge Center; P R.
Pike, Post 1872, Medford; R: T: Elliott, Post
Post 1874, st. Cloud;-J F.. Stone. Post 137,
vile; E. A. Campbell, Post 14e. Henderson;
Joseph Weinmann. Post 1913, Minneapolis; A:
L. Taylor, Post 165, Wells; A. Osmund. Post
166. Beaver Creek; L. L. Woodwork, Post
167 West Concord william nrln P Smith, To Post n
Creek; c. S. Belknap, Post 1874, Glenville:
NJ S. Roster, Post 1S7, BROWNSVILLE Alex
Doig, Post 1S9, Winona.
Patrick Henry, Of Post No. 81, st.
Paul. is appointed senior aid-de-camp.
and the following dates for district
encampments fixed by the Il same l1le Or
ders: ,f.s -
Mcleod County G. a. R association,
at Glencoe, May Is, 26; Second Regf-
ment G.. A. r. association, at Marshall,
June I, 8, 9; Park Region G.. A. r. sasso-
citation, at Fergus Fails, June 8, 9, 10;
Cannon Valley G. A. r. association, at
Waterville, June Is, Is, II; Southwest
ern G. A. r. association, at Heron
Lake, June IA, Is, 16; Interstate G. A.
r. association, at Pepin, Wis, June Is.
is, II; Interstate G. A. r. association,
at Ortonville, June Z 8, 8.
General Orders No. 3, relative to
Memorial day arrangements, also just
out, requests post commanders to see
the superintendent and teachers of all
schools and colleges, public and pri-
vate, and request them to devote Fri
day afternoon, May 81, to patriotic ex-
ercises, and to decorate their schools
with bunting and flags. 1t also calls
attention to the fact that the thir-
teenth annual encampment provided
for the reading Of President Lincoln's
Gettysburg address as ia special fea-
ture Of all Memorial day exercises I'M
der the auspices Of the G. A.. r.
The roster of officers and posts of the
department Of Minnesota for 1898, just
issued, shows 178 posts with a mem
bership Of 7,444.