The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-10
SMELLING NOTES

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. y-firsf will leave shortly for Fort Sherf-
oan' LIE, where they will take part
n the division infantry competition:
bradley aass1 Eye, p Flynn, G. NJ. Clevenger. Cor
poral William o. Lowe and Privafes q. F.
Flick and w. r. Combs.
Lieut.. B. F. Ristine, Twenty-first In
l a mas been appointed engineer off,
Sayer DR.. who left during the week for
D d,ea Cole, where he enters upon his
Ipu;aes as alde-de.eamp on the staff Of
Brig Gen. F. D. Baldwin.
Private James B. Neal. COMPANY A..
ihIrtIeth infantry, who has been confined
Ior the past month, left for his proper
s sSaas Fort Crook, Neb.. the charge of
aside by the commanding general of the
department. Of Dakota.
capt. b. w. McCaskey, of the Twenty
nrsl mas been detailed as professor of
college; Newark, Del Capt. McCaskey
Will relieve Capt r. w. Moore, who will
join his company
Joseph Reiss, quartermaster sergeant of
COMPANY K, Twenty-first, at Fort Keogf,
Mont, has been promoted to post Quarter
master sergeant, and will relieve S. L.
kemp, who has been ordered to the
Philippines.
:. Corporal Edward WEIGH. of Company E.
twenty first. left on July for Winona,
T. L
son. an attorney at law, to appear as a
witness before a general court-martiaI at
this post -
Lieut.. D. G. Mcdonald, a recent gradu-
to the Thirtieth battery. He is at pres
emit visiting relatives in Grafton. N. D.
He VIII Join his battery in October
Seniors Grevacio Nuson and Alfredo
Sascro. members Of the Philippine COM
MISSION which Is touring the United
States, Were the guests of Lieut.. Cot Cor
neiIus Gardener on Friday.
A post council of administration met
on Sas ra za, The en- members Of the eoun-
3. Prick, Surgeon and Capt. e. W. Nc
Caskey.
sergeants Carl D. Arthur and William
Beauchamp, of the Tenth battery. are
in camp a Lake City with the First artil-
lery, National Guard of Minnesota
A leave of absence for seven days has
been granted to Lieut. L. C. Bennett
Lieut.. Bennett left on Wednesday to visit
relatives in Bellefontaine. Ohio.
Sergeant R. a; Gilmore. of Company l.
sergeant, and viii reIieVe Sergeant W. j.
Gee at Fort Lincoln, N. d.
battery, will leave shortly for Canada
to locate suitable target range for the
field artillery.
Captain c.. E. Hampton has left for
Canada on hunting and fishing trip.
He will remain in Canada for Several
weeks.
Henry Batsche, Company B, Twenty
first infantry. has been detailed as school
teacher. vice e. F. Frick, who is re-
Heved.
During the absence of Lieut.. L. c. Ben
nett, Lieut. J. F. Ware will be in com
mand of Company G, Twenty first.
Quartermaster Sergeant E. t. White,
Company G., has returned from a two
months leave Of absence.
Capt. A. L. Parmeter left yesterday for
Piattsburg, n. Y. where he VIII remain
until September.
Ralph E. Aufderheide, of Company r,
has been relieved from special duty as as
siStant baker.
Sergeant Major Joseph Drescher re-
turned from Washington, D. c., during
the week.
Wilbur Sparrow, of the band, has been
granted a two months leave Of absence.
Miss Sehlaf, Of Washington, D. c.,
is the guest Of Steward and Mrs. Reese.
The troops Of the garrison received
their monthly pay on Wednesday.
r. A. Aufderhetde, Company F, has
been promoted corporal.
The Misses McGuffin left on Wednesday
for Washington. D. G..
William c. Pitts, Company F, has been
promoted sergeant
Lieut.. J. NJ Love returned from North
Dakota on Sunday.
Mrs. e. e. Merrill left during the week
for Detroit, Mich.