The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-24
SECOND is In CAMP.
THE REGIMENT SETTLED AT
LAKE CITY FOR STAY OF
TEN DAYS
BUSY DAYS FOR THE BOYS

The Regular Routine Now In Erect
and to BE Continued During the
Time the Regiment Remains-
cers-Rife Practice Inaugurated
Notes of the Camp.
CAMP LAKEVIEW, Lake City, June
23.-(Special)-T Second regiment of
the Minnesota national guard is now set
tied in camp for an annual drill of ten
days. All of the men are in good health,
and although it has not been very long
since they were camped in the South,
serving under the Stars and Stripes,
every man seems very glad to return to
Camp Lakeview.
Company c, of Winona, was the first to
arrive, the remaining companies coming
in later on special train of eleven cars.
On alighting from the cars the companies
were formed in line and marched to their
respective streets, where the usual work
of getting things settled was followed.
Now that everything is in readiness the
regular routine is in force and will be
carried out while the regiment remains
here. Guard mount will be held daily at
a. M, and regimental parade at p. m.
The. field and staff officers of the regi-
ment in camp are:
Colonel, Joseph Bobleter; lieutenant
colonel, G. w. Meade; majors, A. w:
Wright, G. S. Whitney and F. B.. Wood;
adjutant Capt. L.. G. Vogel; quartermas-
Lieut. W. Milhgan; battalion adjutants
p H Smith, A. Koch and F: Straub:
judge advocate, Lieut.. H L. Bulls,
The company commanders and the
number of men that arrived with them
are:
Company A, New Ulm, 4s men; captain.
John Buschers; first lieutenant, Robert
Fritsche; second lieutenant. John P.
Graft.
Company B, Faribault. 80 men; captain,
H. F. Klemer; first lieutenant, o. H.
Blake; second lieutenant j. O. Voter.
Company C, Winona, 50 men; captain,
L. s. Gallien; first lieutenant, w F.,
Pletke; second lieutenant, A: G. Blaker.
Capt. Gallien did not come with the COM
pany but is expected in a few days, con-
sequently the company was commanded
by Lieut.. Pletke.
George A. Van Smith; first lieutenant, F.
C. Ormond; second lieutenant. Harry e.
Doran.
Company E, Waseca, 45 men; captain,
Hodgkins; second lieutenant, c. R. Child.
Company F, Spring Valley, 40 men;
| captain, F. H. Wall; first lieutenant,
Frank Rensberger; second lieutenant, E.
K. Allard.
Company G, Austin, 40 men; captain, A
c. Page; first lieutenant, N. Nicholson;
second lieutenant, L. M. Sargent.
Company H, st. James, 81 men; captain,
William Denny; first lieutenant, P. S.
Lobben; second lieutenant, A. Running.
Company a Aiber rtt Lea ante As men; cap
| Simonson; second lieutenant. G. H. Cool
Company D, Rochester, is the only new
| company in the regiment.
The Second regiment has a new band
| this year. The musicians are from New
| Ulm and their leader is Mr.. Hofmeister
| CAMP NOTES.
Capt. Bobletter, the storekeeper, is very
busy getting things arranged for the
| work.
Capt. O. E. Lee, inspector of small
sarms practice, is in camp, and has been
| busy getting the range in readiness fol
! the boys to commence work tomorrow
| The men will commence shooting at 20(
| yards tomorrow morning. ,.s.-.s.s.y<
This year the boys will have to work
! harder than they have heretofore, ano
| they will have to act under stricters reg
| ulatiOnS No one will be allowed to leave
/ the camp without a pass, and no running
! of the guard will bestolerated. 'ss.@ So
From all signs, the weather for the en-
campment will be fine. Today the sky
| was clear, and it was not as warm as II
! has been for several days past.
The. Dwelle Telephone company, OF
| Lake City, has put in a line from that
! city to the camp grounds, and is running
| pay station in the suffers building.
Surgeon jacob arrived with the regi-
ment: and has opened the hospital.
| C. Watt Brandon, editor of the Ma
| tional Guardsman, of Minneapolis, is IL
camp, and expects to remain during the
| three encampmentS.
One gun has been sent here for firing
| salutes, and the battery boys that are ir
charge are Sergeant Koel, Corporal Nc
EIlinny and Private T. j.. Wilson, of Bat
| terry A; of ST. Paul.
| Company E, of Waseca, have as mas
cots a bull dog and little colored boy
The boy they found down South ant
| brought him North with them. AS soor
as they leave camp they will send the
| little fellow back to his home in the sunny
! South.