The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-21
Northwest News
MILITIA IN KHAKI
ON DRESS PARADE
Regiment in Camp Is Devotinu
Much Time to Target Work
This Is Governors Day
Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe
CAMP LAKEVIEW, Mimi, July 20
The dress parade and review this even
ing was held in the khaki uniform for
the nrst time during the present en-
c9mpment. Maj. Spear was in command
of the parade ana Col. Reeve was ten
dered the review. Later the regiment
was marched in review by the non-com-
miSsioned staff
Tomorrow has been decided upon as
governors day in camp, and Gov. Van
SAINT and staff will be down in the after
noon. 1t is expected that the regiment
will entertain more visitors then than
at any other time during the encamp-
ment. In the evening the governor and
stah, together with the officers OF the
regiment, will be present at a reception
given in their honor by the citizens of
Lake City. Saturday night has been set
apart for a grand good time by the regi-
ment. at which time there will be a re-
union OF the men who belonged to the
thirteenth regiment in the Spanish
American war. Most of the men in the
Old First enlisted in the Thirteenth regi-
their annual reunion is the means of
bringing together the men who fought
together in the Philippines. Many promi-
from the cities and a formal programme
has been prepared
The companies were out this mornine,
LII dh muir dTHilnS IN extended order
work, and taking up the new drill regu-
lations. Guard detail for tomorrow:
Morning detail: Officer of the day, Capt
Snow OF Company G; officers of the
Lieut. Marsh. of Company K. Afternoon
detail: Officer of the day. Capt. Luce, of
Company B; officers of the guard. Lieut..
Egbert, Company F, and Lieut.. French,
of D. The following are the scores
made by the First battalion on the 200
and 500 yard lines in the test for the
class of marksman:
Scores on the RANGE
Field Staff and Band-Maj. Setback
So; Lieut.. Pearse, 50: Hospital Steward
Smith, 43; Corporal Hanson, SO; Corporal
Woehoring, 81.
Company A-Lieut Cole. SO: Sergeant
Lennon. 81; Sergeant Holland. "a: Ser
geant Pettigrew, 80; Corporal Leslie. 81:
Corporal Nelson, "a; Cook Lockhart. 80:
Private Bye. 40; Private CoIbjornsen 35:
Private Cary, 81; Private Lindquist. So;
Private Pinger, So; Private Wellman. 81.
MeClay, 81; Sergeant Nelson, "a: Sergeant
-Wisel, 40; Sergeant Libby "a; CorporaI
Price, SS; Corporal Lagerstrom. 81: Cor
poral GeriSh. 30; Artificer Chant 80; Pri-
yate Fitchett.. 80; Private Davies. So:
Private Terrell, SO: Private Peterson, 80:
Private Anderson, 50; Private Boynton
AZ; Private Bang, Sc; Private Chandler,
3S: Private Scott, 81; Private MeIlinger,
40; Private Qualey. 81: Private Wisel go
Company Capt Langdon IS; Lieut..
Taylor. A: Lieut.. Andrews. Al; Sergeant
Hanson. &c. Sergeant Kingsley, Al; Ser
geant Lantz, So; Corporal Washington.
81: Corporal Jackson, SO; Cook Fisk, So;
Musician Crosse. 80; Musician Dockner.
"a; Private Ashley. SO; Private Austin,
80; Private Butler, 81; Private Cutler. SO:
Private Frear, 40; Private Hail. "a Pri-
vate Knight, SO; Private Liquin, Al; Pri-
vate McElligott, 80; Private McGregor,
"a; Private Meade 35: Private Mooney.
38; Private Olson. 35; Private Salisbury,
Sc: Private Schuckhart. So; Private Sui
Ivan. 80; Private Nichols 81