The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17
PERSONALS AND CAMP MOI

PERSONALS AND CAMP NOTES.
Miss Mayme Westerberg. Crookston, is visit
ing In camp.
Company of Princeton has the largest at
tendance here.
Private l.. u. Farley Company H. olivia was
chosen headquarters orderly.
Private j. W. Austin. battery B, has been
detailed clerk to the first sergeant.
Bertram Bennett of Minneapolis, son Of Captain
g. G. Bennett, Battery b, visited last evening In
camp.
camp and guard detail of nineteen men is made
each day.
Private Lou Williams. Battery B. Minneapolis.
was thrown from horse this morning and
slightly injured.
The first and second battaIions will Are on the
Soo.yard range this afternoon. completing their
first strings.
and Misses lola Cole and Anna McCorquodale of
Olivia, are visiting In camp. :.
y Corporal E. NJ. Van Duzee. Company E. st:
ago, has been appointed; battalion sergeant ma
jor.
Sergeant H. r, McElhinny is acting first ser
geant of Battery A. The battery expects to give
it's annual entertainment on the last night in
camp
DR.; ". E, Kelly, one Of the leading surgeons
OF st. Paul. has been appointed hospital steward
OF the Third regiment and reported for duty
Dr., William. D. Bloom, Minneapolis, hospital
| for his sixteenth time. He graduated last
year from the university.
C Colonel J. G. Miller Of the governors STAFF
house commission, spent yesterday in camp as
| a guest at headquarters. =
Captain. H. H. Nuremberg. Company H.. olivia.
was detailed yesterday officer of the day. with
| Lieutenant c.. A. Helms, Company H, and Lieu
tenant F. s. Neptune. officers Of the guard.
The Third regiment: is holding twelve-houF
guard mountains, so that proper instruction. may
be given; detail of twenty nine men Is made,
camp. =. = -
Captain Karl A. Franklin, Company A. of Du-
| luth. is one Of he:hew captains In camp and is
proving himself an excellent officer. He served
regiment. Of Eau Claire. Wis. :
The battalion inspectfons the past. year have
proven pro- most beneficial to the Third regiment;
and thoroly understand their work and the pri:
Yates give evidence of hard study. '.
"a. The cannon firing for places on the. interstate
team yesterday afternoon resulted in some very
good scores Sergeant Asmussen made "a out Of
pess5e % Ktm made
Lieutenant Colonel G. E. johnson. Mankato.
was yesterday reelected lieutenant colonel of the
Third regiment, unsnimously; Colonel Johnson
| sickness --107' II, -
William Nelson. late captain of Company F,
Is in camp with his old company, and is taking a
great Interest in rife practice Ex,captain Adair.
| Inter part OF 1.-The week, -, -. 49,, ..,
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The. engineer company started in on survey
yesterday of two tracts. of land in, the vicinity
OF the rifle range which the state hopes to- secure
One tract; of about forty acres is south of the
range and includes the land which the artil.
iery target Is situated. The other tract, is II
the rear OF the infantry rifle pit and is needed II
order to make room for longer range. = q
Captain Thomas F. Dryer, Twenty first United
states infantry, who has been detailed by thu
war department. TO- conduct inspections and maki
yesterday2 The companies of the first battalion
inspected COmDanv of mol "a
being first: The second battalion viii be in
| Friday, -. ~. - = = '- -
T., Lieutenant Colonel George s. Whitney ant
Captain William Mtlligan, Second regiment. Fart
| paul. spent yesterday In camp. Colonel Whitney
has just recently been elected second in commont
or the Second regiment, and has had service Of
sse eTi years with the. regiment Captain
Mllligan Is the Oldest man In service in the regi
hna. With twenty.six years service. and hal
Deen regtmental commissary for twelve years.
Captain H. L.: Keller, Company 1. Of Crooks
| ton has an excellent company In camp. He Is al
old member OF Company B. Minneapolis ant
served az drst lieutenant In the volunteer ser
vice. HisL first lieutenant, G.: A.: Hitchcock. Il
mayer sye, Ct Srookston and the second lieutenant
Frank 5; Neptune, was sergeant In the, Eley
Porto Rican campaign His first. sergeant, +
Westerberg, Sergeant Kelley and SMusIcia]
Drummer, served with the Fourteenth regiment
and Sergeant Vic A. Anderson served with Com
pany 6 of the Thirteenth Minnesota volunteers.
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