The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-13


held the lead on all points with the gun.
If the present plans are carried out
they will not be here next year. but all
will go to st. Louis for their outing.
General Bobletter was rendered re-
view Saturday evening and invited the
department commander Of the C. A. R.
Of Minnesota, DR.. Isaac l.. Mahan, to
ride with him. This was G. A. r. day in
camp and many of the old veterans Wis
tied camp. f..
The officers of the day and guard to-
day are Captain Perry A. Walton of Com
pany F; senior officer of the guard, Lieu
tenant R. M. Cole, Company A; junior
officer of the guard, Lieutenant M. s.
Highly e,
This is the last day of encampment for
the First regiment, M n. G., at this
place, and promptly at p. M. the Mil
waukee special will leave for st. Paul,
carrying the entire regiment, where it will
arrive at 4:10 and in Minneapolis at 4:45.
The Second regiment will enter camp
Tomorrow and advance details have been
here since Saturday. 1t is not expected
the Second regiment will have the large
attendance the other regiments have had,
as all Of the companies are located in
the smaller towns and it is hard for the
men to get away at this time Of the year,
as many of the boys live on farms.
The special bringing the troops will
leave Austin at m. over the North
Western, arriving at Owatonna at 8 a. M,
where companies A of New Ulm, H Of
Mankato, and company I will be taken
aboard; leave Faribault at $3.50 and North
field at 9:55, arriving at Red Wing at
11:25, where the Rochester company will
also join the special. and arrive in camp
at -. Company G Of Winona will be the
first arriving in camp, at 9:35 a. M Com
pany E Of Pipestone will arrive on the
regular train at 1910 a. M, coming by
way Of St. Paul.
There have been many changes In the
Second regiment since last encampment
season, among these being new colonel
lieutenant colonel, two majors, adjutant
| men in the regiment, but advanced.
Colonel Wright is a most popular officer
having been a major for ten years.
! Following is a roster of the field, staff
and line officers Of the regiment, to-
| gether with their station: .-.
| Colonel A. w. Wright, Austin; Lieu
tenant Colonel George S. Whitney, Fari-
| bault; Major Fred B. Wood, Austin; Ma
| jor A. G. Chase, Faribault; Major N
Nicholson, Austin: regimental adjutant
Captain A. G. Page, Austin; regimenta
quartermaster, Captain r. J. TWeedy, Al.
! bert Lea; regimental commissary, Cap.
tain William Milligan, Faribault; judge
| advocate, First Lieutenant II. l.. Bulls
Winnebago City: battalion adjutant, First
| Lieutenant A. F. Koch. Young America
battalion adjutant, First Lieutenant Ira
! D. Parker, LIE Seuer; battalion adjutant
| First Lieutenant Ed J. Bobleter, New
Ulm; surgeon major. William Jacoby
Mankato; assistant.rsurgeon, First Lieu
| tenant w. H. Rowe. st. James; assistant
surgeon, First Lieutenant John H. Dor.
sey, Glencoe; Company A, New Ulm, Cap
tain John Buschers; Lieutenants Alder
| Pfaender and Fred Stolz; Company B
Faribault, Captain John s. Brand; Lieu
tenants William P. Townsend and KEEL
sey S. Chase; Company c., Winona, Cap
tain w. F. Pletke, Lieutenants Clarence
w. Freeze and William A. Pohlman
Company D, Northfield Captain P. M
Glasoe, Lieutenants w. W. Kline ant
Edwin H. Vollmer; Company E, Pipe
stone, Captain G.. w. Gilmore, Lieutenant
James O'Leary and Harry A. Gano; Com
pany F, Rochester, Captain F. j. Rens
berger, Lieutenants F. G. Ormund AM
Herman G. Mindrum; Company G, Aus
tin, Captain Lee M. Sargent, First Lieu
tenant F. B. Teeter, second lieutenanc,
vacant; Company H, Mankato, Captain
E. r. Brown, Lieutenants Fred E. Da,
and Harry Matson; Company l. Owatonna
Captain Anton schaefer, Lieutenants II
c. Howe and Herbert W. Vinton.
i The Second regiment will break cam
on July 81, which will end the summe
encampment season for the Nationa
Guard