The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-18
MAKE GOOD SCORES
FOR HOT WEATHER
Men of the Third Regiment
Strive for the Bullseye at
Camp Lakevlew

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CAMP LAKEVIEW, MINI, June IL.
Orders have been issued from head
quarters for the camp inspection to
begin Sunday morning and continue
until the regiment has been inspected.
The three battalions will be inspected
in their order Maj. Gerlach, official
inspector, will have charge.
The First battalion is having nom
commissioned officers school daily at
1870 .. m. Those participating show
great improvement as result. Gov.
Van SAINT and staff will inspect the
camp tomorrow.
The "pickups" shoot tomorrow
morning on the range, most of the
commissioned staff and the band
being included.
Guard detail for tomorrow: officer
of the day. Capt. Galley, Company G.;
officers of the guard, Lieuts. Whitta-
ker and Kjall Company A.
F'ridOlph Westerberg, of Company I,
has been appointed second lieutenant.
Last night Adjt. Matson, was pre-
sented a silver loving cup by the mem
bers of the band. Maj. Eva made the
presentation speech. a
Lieut. Col F. T. Corriston, of the
First is in camp.
Extended order was used in the drill
of the First and Second battalions this
morning for the first time.
For the Marksmen Class
The Second and Third battaIions
completed the test for marksmen class
this afternoon. The following are the
scores SO far received made by those
qualifying, which requires an average
of SO or better:
Field and Staff-Lieut. Ferguson, 1872;
Maj. Person, Ill; Maj. Resch, 1877; Ser
Berger. 10S; Private spjotvold, los; Pri-
Private Howell, 125; Sergeant Weaver,
1O1; Lieut.. Weaver, Ill Orderly Ser
geant Juni, 116.
Company A-Lieut. Whitaker, 49,;
Lieut. Kiall, 124; Private Ross. 103: Pri-
vate Marlowe. 1O2; Private Lindquist. 106;
Private Bentson, 100. IS
Company B-sergeant Colwell: 100;
Lieut.. Caswell, 104; Sergeant Hunter, III;
Sergeant La Page. 119; Corporal Larson,
1T; Corporal Wanless, 103; Artilleryman
Company Capt. Little. 101; Lieut..
Josten, LOG; Sergeant Hanson, 104; Ser
geant Anderson. 128; Sergeant Pfitzen-
Gai carE f GS fpSlsan PTdste Ke1e aSws li s e yas
Lange, 106; Private Ottinger, 98: Private
Schultz, 80; Private p b. Smith, 116:
RrlVato f. T.. Smith, 1U5; Private SOrr0n-
sen, 1O7; Private Weterlind. 105; Private
Wilson, 100.
Company D-Lieut. Bonham, ia: Ser
geant Ward, 103; Corporal Schleicher, log;
Private Hanson SO.
Company E-Corporal Spur, 1o3; Mu-
sician Hall, 102; Private Foley, SO; Private
Markey, III
Company F-Capt. Heff1er,e 90; Ser
geant Weeks 100; Corporal Smith, 1OG;
Corporal Small, 108; Private J, F. Brit
ton, 101 Private Johnson, 113; Private Oh
son sS9l 10; Private Thoe,s 10; Private
Company G-Capt Galley, 1O4: Lieut.
Howard, i2S; Sergeant Boyne. III; Ser
geant Johnson. log; Sergeant Fritch, 102;
Sergeant Sellhom, 109; Corporal H. d.
Marshall, 119; Corporal MERGE, 107; Cor
poral Reissig. 101; Artilleryman N. H Mar
shall, 112; Musician Neckbar, SO; Private
Boyne. III; Private .Kuhn,, 104; Private
Mahoney, 121; Private Rosine, 96 Private
Swaine. III; Private Taylor, 108; Private
Whitcomb, 100.
Company H-Capt. Nuremberg. IA; Ser
geant Xickstrom, SO; Quartermaster Ser
Private Nester, 101; Private Waldo, SO;
Private Peterson. III; Private Wolf, 105
Company Lieut.. Hitchcock. 109;
Sergeant Kelly, 124; Sergeant Akerland
101; Private Durand 107; Private Han
son. 103; Private Helm, 110s Private Hell
da, 104; Private Wade. 1O4.
The showing of all the men in the
above test was very gratifying, as the
heat made high scoring difficult during
part of the shoot. The above men,
who are now in the class of marksmen,
will enter the test for sharpshooters.