The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-15
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morning. PriYates
l.. Tempe, Louis and Michaels
Guard detail last night: Privates Tempe
Johnson and Fehr
Kitchen police yesterday: Bonelle and
Dunkin.
Mess detail yesterday: Hendrickson, HUI
berth and Harding.
Mrs. Capt. McKelvey and Sergeant Krahm-
ers wife were callers. yesterday.
The boys are uniformed now and make a
fine appearance.
COMPANY x, SALTWATER.
Yesterday was photo day with K Pic ures
were taken of everybody. The company.
the officers and non-commissioned officers the
lonesome A. in stall 10, and others
Police detail yesterday: Corporal McMil an
Privates Russell, C. w. Rutherford, w. H.
Rutherford and Sinnott.
Guard last night: Privates Cook Curtes
Private J. Connolly. orderly to Col. Reeve.
Private A. shuberg is in hospital; not
Private L. Birmingham is company clerk.
Visitors yesterday: Misses Goodrich, Nc
MILAN, Mackey. Folsem, the Misses Tu.tle,
and Mrs. Burns.
James Carter. the colored ward and mascot
OF X, Is visiting the boys.
COMPANY G, RED WING
The ladies of the First NJ. E. church, of
Red Wing, sent forty mendng cases, each one
containing supply Of needles, thread pins
and buttons, to G boys. The recipients are
very proud of them. They will certainly come
handy later on.
Police yesterday: Corporal Elk Pryates
jackson and Kappel.
Guard last night: Sergeant Skogland. Pri-
Yates Fisher and Foughty.
Visitors yesterday: Rev. Rollett Mrs. S.
B. Foote, A. Remler and NJ. Kappel Jr.
Private Stockwell is excused from duty-a
cold
The W. R. G.. of Red Wing sent the boys
box Of oranges They were highly appre-
ciated.
Sergeant Burrson and Private Rchert re-
ported for duty yesterday, from visit home.
COMPANY H, OLIVIA.
Visitors yesterday: P w. Helms, wife and
son Warren, Olivia; Jesse T. Brooks and wife,
of Renville parents of Sergeant Brooks.
Sergeant Jack Barnard had charge of the
police department yesterday.
Company H was guard for 14th, Friday
night and captured a sightless porcine. Ser
geant Tom Miller had quite a stock to turn
over yesterday to his superlors. A tent, table,
chairs, glasses, several cases of beer and pop,
etc. They captured four inmates Of the tent,
two were soldiers and two are supposed to be
employees. One Of the parties showed fight
and had to be pacifled with the butt Of a
musket. The establishment was just outside
the trocha at the end of the car line Like
Blenhenn, Twas famous victory
COMPANY L, CRooKsToN.
Corporal Johnson's sister and aunt called
on him yesterday.
Private George Erickson has leave Of alb
sence until tonight.
Private Thavis has leave of absence until
this noon.
Private E. c. Olds has leave of absence un-
til this morning.
Acting First Sergeant Sam Burtles has
leave of absence until this noon to say fare
well to the school marin.
Lieut.. Folwell is officer Of the guard today
for the 14th.
l. sent her first guard detail out yesterday
Two corporals, Stevens and Johnson and
Artifcer Collins had the distinction. Each of
the corporals was timid about taking corporal
of guard, Johnson finally was appointed and
went through the day without a skip.
The splendid sword which Capt. Decker
will carry hereafter was in service in the
boom days of Oklahoma, when the cap
ization of the territory. When he came
North he left the sword in a friends keep
Ing in New York. For several years 1t has
hung upon the wall in his friends boudoir.
Hearing that the captain was again in the
service the first thought was now he will
need a sword, 1t and letter saying, You
will need sword; I'll lend you mne," came
yesterday.
COMPANY M. PRINCETON.
Lieut.. Southland was junior officer of brigade
guard last night.
Police detail: Corporal Clark, Privates
Guard detail yesterday morning: Prvates
Anderson, Apologize and Bailey.
Guard last night: Privates Carlson, COombs
and B. Donnelly.
Capt. Patterson and Orderly Spalding re-
turned from brief visit home yesterday.
Visitors: Miss Jessie Foote, the Misses Dex-
ter and Miss Reinwanel.
Sergeant Pratt's mother called on him yes
terdav.
COMPANY X, LONG PRAIRIE.
Corporal Bert Thompson had the police.
Privates Reinike. Stenick, Vandebogart and
Waldgren were the force yesterday.
Guard detail yesterday morning: Privates
G. Anderson, PaQuin and Hogan. K did its
first guard duty yesterday. No mistakes were
large number were down from home yes
terday. Among them were Mrs. Capt. Wood.
Miss Bertha Thornquist, Mrs. Casswell and
N. Smith, Of Staples.
Citizens of Long Prairie sent down sum
of money-$2050-to be used as the COM
pany directed The first thing the boys in
vested in was bath tub. Sergeant Franklin
made every mothers son Of them wash up
right away.
COMPANY A, DULUTH.
Police yesterday: Corporal Whitaker. Pri-
Yates Capped. Dahl and Olsen.
Capt. Eva and Maj. F. Bidwell are in
Duluth on farewell visit.
Guard yesterday: Corporal Grochan, Privates
Cratic, Huntly and Kennedy.
Private Wilson Is the sick list.
Miss Schipper. sister of Private Schipper,
leaves tonight for Duluth.
noon.
Priyates Durham Carhart and Miller are
three comical entertainers. They amuse a
crowd around the mess house every night.
COMPANY G. DULUTH.
Guard for twenty-four hours: Corporal