The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-10
: THE THIRD IN CAMP
First of the National Guard Regi-
ments ut Lakeyiew.

add to the comfort of the boys all of whom
appreciate his interest in their welfare.
A very large crowd of visitors witnessed
the parade last evening, which was the first
one for the year. Lieutenant Colonel johnson
took the parade. and afterwards rendered a
review to Colonel Van Duzee. A heavy wind
yesterday morning took down several of the
tents and made considerable extra work for
the men. Friday will be governors day, and
a review will be rendered in the evening to
GOV ernor Van SAINT, who will be accompanied
by members of his staff. In the evening the
citizens OF Lake City will give a reception
and dance at the city hall in honor OF the
governor. to which all the officers will be in
vited The guests will be received by Mayor
and Mrs. w E. Whyte and other members OF
the citizens committee.
Camp Notes.
Colonel R. j. Fitzgerald of Minneapolis.
state director, visited in camp yesterday, and
inspected the hospital. The colonel has Teen
in very poor health since his return from the
Philippines with the Thirteenth regiment ana
spent most Of the past year in the southern
states and in lower old Mexico. The ailment Is
a serious one and direct result or malaria
contracted in the service.
The guard detail for to-day: Captain A. F.
Pratt, company 3. officer of the day; Lieu
tenant E Beech MAXWELL Company +, ofhcer
OF the guard; Lieutenant H. E. Andres, COM
many E: supernumerary officer OF the guard.
The resiment was formed this afternoon
and a short reglmental drill participated IN.
Colonel Van DuZce congratulated the omcers
and men, and said that he wanted them to
work more with their brain and there Would
be less work to perform with the feet
The work of the majors has been assigned.
Major Person will have charge Of the range
and give instruction in making out mll1tafs
napers. Major Resche will have charge OF
ofhcers' school sword practice. Major Eva
I'd iS
Drum Major Michael MoGuffin. we'll known
70 Minnesota guardsmen, is in charge OF the
band. VII,
Mrs. c. A. Van Duzee. daughter Ruth, son
Jud. and Mrs Asa F. Goodrich. all OF 81.
Paul, are visiting with the reslnen'' ou'
stopping in Lake City. ,-
The new regimental quartermaster, captain
" S. Brisbin, was the recipient Of many con
zrafulstions on his ability displayed IN the
bringing of the troop train into camp
Resimental Roster.
Following is a roster OF the field stan ano
line officers, together with locatloh Vi GULL
panes and attendance -
Colonel Charles A. Van Duzee, 81. faui'
lieutenant coloner, C. E. johnson, Manka!o
major, H. v. Eva, Duluth; major +: H.
Resche Duluth; major. E. 5. PERSON, Jun
brota; adjutant, Captain r: w: MASON, o.
paul ouartermaster, Captain w. S. Brisbin,
ST. Paul; oommissary, Captain r. r. Sig
mond, Zumbrota: battalion adjutants, Lieu
tenants C. C. Sa!ter. James 7. watson anu
c. C. Weaver. Duluth.
Company A. Duluth-Captain, P j. hagen
sen lieutenants. II. 3. whitaker anu .. "
Maxwell; first sergeant, H F. Schlpper;
ouartermaster sergeant, w. S. Mckcnna;
ffty-two men.
Company B, Anoka-Captain, A. F. Pratt;
lieutenants, Asa A. Caswell ard A E. Barnes
first sergeant, L. c. Bird; quartermaster ser
geant, Ben Hunter; forty-1our men;
Company C, Duluth-Captain. Richard Lit
tie; first lieutenant, Charles Josten; first ser
geant John o. Olson quarternaster sergeant
David Anderson; forty-hve men.
Company D, acknowledgement, w. W
Kline; lieutenants, E. F. Davis and Z. "
Bonhan; first sergeant, John R. Johnson
ouartermaster sergeant, Anton Johnson
thirty Ave men,.
Company E, St. Pau1-Captain, H. Lee
Tourtelotte; Eeutenants, E. Beech Navel anc
R. A. Andres: first sergeant, Arthur JACOB
son; quartermaster sergeant, L. G. Fenton
fifty-ono men. ~
COMPANY F. Brainerd-Captain William
Nelson, Lieutenant c. A. wilkins. First Ser
peant Walter Delman, Quartermaster Ser
geant Roy Guthrie:, hfty-two men.
Company G, .Princeton-Captain G. A
Galley, Lieutenant A: c. Howard; first ser
geant, George Williams; fifty men:
Company H, Olivia-Captain H. H. Neu
enberg; Lieutenants c. A. Heines and A. R
McCorquodale; first sergeant, wins
Shoregze; quartermaster, Sergeant J. A
Barge; fortyfve men,
The vacancy OF second lieutenant in Com
pany F, Brainerd, will be filled during camp
The candidates will probably be Sergeant
Delmen and Peterson and Private Guthrie.
Following is roster of the noncomm1s
stoned staff: Regmental sergeant, Major r
", Appleton st. Paul. regimental quarter
master sergeant, Sidney Anderson, Mime
apolis; color sergeant H. Eastman yum
hrota: color sergeant A. B. Wells Morris
battalion sergeant, Major r. M. weaver, Du
luth; battalion sergeant, Major f. salstrom
Olivia.
Sergeant Appleton served through the vol
unteer service as a sergeant in Company r
of the Fourteenth Minnesota volunteers. anc
is recent appointment. A vacany among
the sergeant majors will be filled during
camp, Sergeant Welk was member Of the
Morris company, and had the company no
been mustered out would have been elected
captain.
The following daily routine has been estah
ushed and will continue during the encamp
nent: First call for reveille, a. NJ; reveille
s:15 a. NJ; assembly, $40 a. M; sick call
$3.50 a. NJ; mess, a. m. !; fatigue, $40 a. M
hrst call for guard mounting. 6:4o a. m
assembly, $50 a. m; adjutants call,
M; drill, 9 a. M; recall II a. M. first ser
aeant's call, IL, noon; mess, 1890 p. M.
mess, q. m. nrSL call LOT paIdue, o.4o p III.
assembly, sos p m; adjutant's call, Z p
m; band concert. 7:15 p. m; first call fol
tattoo, $50 p. m; tattoo, p. NJ; taps
$50 p. m.
Sergeant Earl Luce and Ed Carleton Com
pany = B, First regiment, Minneapolis, art
on the range telephone detail and will remair
during the entire encampment. '+
Among the old familiar faces to be seer
about the camp is that Of Captain George
D. Bartlett, who for many years was cap
tain of the Anoka company and commanded
1t during it's service in the spanish-Amer
can war The captain is now located at Stan
ley, Wis, where he is cashier of the Citizens
bank. He is here as a guest of his old com
pany.
The band this year is from Duluth ant
under the direction Of J. H. Flaaten will b.
one Of the best bands to visit the camp
There are twenty eight pieces
Teachers at Armour. L.
Armour, S. D., June 1O-The school boar
has elected all the teachers but for tn