The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-13
SOLDIERS LEAVE
CAMP .LAKEVIEW
SECOND REGIMENT RETURNS
AFTER SATISFACTORY OUTING.
Review This Morning Marks Close of
Camp -Marksmen's Badges
Distributed and Sharpshooters'
Scores Announced Battery Work to
Be Completed in Fall. #

Minnesota regiment broke camp at Camp Lake
view today about noon. All Of the companies
except Company q of Fairmont which was
obliged to leave early owing to railroad con-
nections. took part in final review at 1890
am, when the marksmen's badges were dis
trihuted. -
who qualified. The list follows:
Company A-Captain Pfaender, 2SS; A. G.
Nueushe, 243.
Company B-Sergeant Lang, 255; Cook Kick
enapp, 239.
Cieniski, 2e7; Private Reinhard, $40; Corporal
Company E-Captain Everett, Me; Sergeant
Company F-Lieutenant Mohn, 252; Lieuton-
Company H-sergeant sesenhofer, 2s7; Ser
geant Brown. 235 49,. .-..S
Company I-Lieutenant vinton, 24o ----.--5.... =.
| Field and Staff Major Case (high), 27s; Cap
tain Pray 25s; Sergeant EJnnf,i Pol; Sergeant
ALDERMAN, 24S. - -.---.- ---s
Battery scores were not completed, owing to
lack of ammunition. but will be completed this
fall.
Major Rowe the regimental surgeon, handed
in his report the condition Of messhouses
The band messhouse was ranked highest. Major
Rowe said the camp in better condition
this year than In any year since he had been
inspector. ..,...s-
Company Scores.
The scores of the two best teams in the
| company shoot We're:
Company E, Fairmont-Captain Everett, 10s;
| Lieutenant Pratt, s104 Sergeant Chute. 125;
Sergeant Shaver. 81; Cook stabenow, 104; Jen-
nings, 10; santee, 1O7; total 1865. - s.;
11a; stubstad 1os; G., Ceminiski 1926; Rein
| hard, 49,; Frazer, 112; Thompson, So; Baker,
| 1OS; total, ITO ,.i,..- L., T. r.. -, -
| The official scores show the following marks
| men assigned to each company: Company A,
IS; Company B. 10; Company C, II; Company
| D. Z; Company E, 10; Company F, 1s; Company
G, s.; Company b, 10; Company l. 8; field
| and staff 10. ~
| The highest score in the regiment is credited
to Sergeant Chute of Company E of Fairmont
with 1885, Captain Everett of Company and
| with 1877 Sergeant Lang of Company gets
second with 100 and Corporal Ciemlnskt of
Company G has 12S ...a
| The sharpshooters completed their work yes
Battery B, Stirred Up.
! Battery is very much incensed over an
| attempt to put their stable sergeant Benson,
| into the lake this morning. 1t seems that Ben
son discovered several of the Battery A men
attempting to use Of the automobiles be-
| longing to member of B. He stopped them
| at the point Of gun and the attack was the
| result. The gun was again used to threaten,
| but was finally taken away and Battery B in
| terfered Battery A still swears vengeance.
Company Garrison, 1oo; Vance, 112; Frank
Mcclure, 9s; Sergeant Brown, LOG. .---
Work for Gunners.
In the competition for expert gunner Tuesday
the following scores were made: -..-. p
Green, Battery B, %; Findley, Battery B,
%; Lieutenant Slater, 49, Schorenste1n. Bat
terry A. IA. ~.-..,..
I orders were read last evening giving. the
details Of breaking camp closing with the fol-
Il lowing: * "a "a Si~.S7s &aaatzsct :3ss4tesr :!
''The commanding officer has been highly
pleased by the uniform attention to duty and
soldierly conduct shown by. officers and men
and the. words Of commentator expressed by
the ccmmander-in-chief and brigadier command,
put forth. The commanding officer hopes you
will have pleasant Journey to your home sta
| lions, and that you will be prospered in your
civil life and affairs" -...- =. !,
! Battery and the company Of engineers left
l by special train at 1890 am, arriving at St
4 Paul about noon. The orders were for Bat
teries A and to march overland to their home
stations, but Battery was not sufficiently
equipped with either horses or men for SO long
a journey overland. Battery A and the hospita
i corps making the trip alone over a route
! laid out by Captain Murphy along the Missis
II sppf. It is intended to make the. trip in three
days, reaching st. Paul on Saturday. 80, . 3 :
4 The guard detail for today, the last Of thu
encampment, were: Infantry, Captain ALFRED
Pfaender, Company A, officer Of the day; Lieu
tenant John Langdon Company A, officer Of
the guard Lieutenant NJ. N. Pratt, Company 4
supernumerary officer of the guard. These wert
dismissed at noon. For the artillery, Lieuten
ant q. G. Schroeder of the engineers was Officer
Of the guard