New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-22
COMPANY A GETS THIRD.
Makes Total of 7O4 in Team Shoot
at Camp Lake View.
Review Correspondent Gives Cos.
sip OF the Militiamen.
Local Warriors Were Defeated in
a Fast Base Ball Game.

Special to the Review.
LAKE Cry, July 21.- Arrived in camp
last Tuesday noon with 65 men, having
the largest company IL camp. Capt.
John Buschers was made officer of the
day. The canteen was closed by order
of Col. Wright and the athletes of Co.
A issued challenge to the regiment for
a game of base ball or foot ball. Co. =
accepted for ball game and Sunday
afternoon administered q defeat to the
New Ulm buys by a score of Is to 5.
Not daunted, however, John Anderson
of the Springfield section, came forward
with an offer to race any man in camp a
distance from 100 yards to 10 miles but
found no takers.
Company A was inspected by Capt.
Dryer of the Twenty first Infantry, o.
S. A., at 7 o'clock Saturday morning
and the following day Lieut.. Albert
| Pfaender acted as senior officer of the
guard. Only three arrests have been
made thus far. One man from Co. d
was given two days IN the guard house
for catching on train and two privates
in Co. B left their posts while on duty
They we're found in Lake City the next
morning intoxicated and court martial
sentenced them to two days confinement
and fine of SIS each.
In other respects the camp has been
very quiet and orderly. Occasionally
the monotony is broken by treating some
brash soldier to bath in the lake and
on Sunday night Corp Ed. Schmid and
Private Rose of the Springfield section,
suffered immersion. Another prank in.
dulged in by Co. A was the reversing OF
Capt. Buschers' tent. Saturday night the
company commander stayed down town
after taps for the first time in many
years. When he returned he found that
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his canvass home had mysteriously
executed "about face'' and was headed
to the rear.
Company tables are supplied this year
from the regime ntal commissary depart
ment, the arrangement which will be ir
vogue on the St. Louis trip. Sunday
camp was crowded with visitors from
Mankato, an excursion by rail and boa
having been run from that city. Mon
day afternoon the regiment wen
on practice march, it proving an ex
cellent test of the endurance of the men
In the team shoot Co. A succeeded il
landing third place, the company score
being as follows: Co. A, 704; B, sos
G, ia; D, no; E, $40; F, 700; G, 6s7
H, 697; I, 697. On the rifle range tn,
best scores made in our company out 0
possible $50 at 900, 800 and 500 yard
were as follows: Capt. John Buschers
90; Sergt. John Laudon, 10Y; Sergt
Edwin Juni, 1873; sergt. Frank Hubbard
100; Corp. F. Matsch, 81; Corp. q
Grussendorf, SO; Private R. Anderson
} 81; Private A. G.. Nuessle, 100; Privat
B. Gliding, 109. All of the above scorir.
} more than 100 are entitled tc marks
| mans medal, while Sergt. Juni b,
} making IS at skirmish firing is designated
as a sharpshooter.
Since arriving in camp Privates Ear
Current, Arthur Dengler, Jos. Staddic]
and Albert Haegele have been promote,
to be corporals and Corps. Henry Fas
! and F. Rauscbke to be sergeants. Corr
R.. Berndt was reduced to the ranks
New Ulm people who have visited in tn
company street are G.. w. Barnes, W
A. Hubbard, Miss Lucille Hubbard, Dl
. ]. H. Vogel, DR.. G.. r. Koch, Sheri1
VIM. J. Julius, A. ]. Vogel, Chas. Hauen
stein, Geo. Hauenstein, Miss Lillian Jun
Miss Moll1e Luehrs and Dr.J. p. Graft.
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