The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-16

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Colonel Wilkin was killed; in the. OK:
ford, raid, il the pursuit Of General
Price thru. Arkansas and Missouri and
finally went to, Mobile, Ala. to take
part in the. Siege of that city. ;"
The following were present:
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George Brayton, James :crandall, George E.
Day, D.. g: Handy, ,LC.l g, Halgren, Jasper. P.
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.Reems, John ParsloW, Eli Stone, NJ: a. Stubs,
Garnet Workman, Nv, a. .Gseund, !, Frank MGR:
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John I. Meier, N, II: Paimeter, Robert II,
Phillips B. Price, Erastqs sloeSm James
Joseph Cobb, T, e. tDolan,; John Durham, 2 H
Sander
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Hail John Dodge, j. K. Htnman, Daniel Nc
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version, Henry az Howard, Joseph March. An:
drew g; Mccoy Mccoy GAG. Sherman William wall
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bott, Peter Mes,S W. ]. Dean, George Klnghorn
Charles Rrewnr s. a. Campbell, Fred, Fned
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james Skinner santt Whips. 81. Al. Wilder
George [seRag'fs Jenkins s' Lacy >: + Tanner
sTBNTH Observation-Disclosures.
f. .,$1,The Tenth Minnesota infantry was
mustered in and, left for Tie seat of
I hostilities y III August, 1862, and was
almost continuously on the firing :hne
until the close of the war. It:was: husi
tered out in August, 1866. The Tenth
| Minnesota was Conspicuous in ALI the
ENGAGEMENTS Of the Red River g. cam
paign and all Of the battles tough by
the Sixteenth army corps,,;y including
those of the Nashville campaign and al
Eastport and Mobile: o.::S" 49,, ~
f.. The regi1nentaf officers were Colone
J.. H.. Baker, Lieutenant: Colonel s. P
Jennison and Major NJ. Cook! so" -
The members who were present at thu
reunion were: =. -.'?,s -
General J. f., Baker, Mankato; General $, P
view; Levi Annis, Minneapolis; George Wood
bury; jamestown. N. D.; G.. H. Eleener, Jane
q aG}an Msnsg nsesmo John ws
Germs Mayville. Wis; G.. 3. Hurlburt Spring
brook John G 20, Willmar; chri
Wasioja;. N. r Prendersast, St. Paul., Charlie
Pomeroy,, Chillicothe, Mo-; Daniel Anderson
Cambridge; George A: Nicholson, Madison
Patrick OBrien, Renville; W. B. Gibbs, LIZ
sueur CENTER; William Bailey, Minneapolis
John Peterson, Clarks Grove; Fred Smith, 81
Paul; "A, G. Johnson Albert. Lea Horace Z
Whiting, Wabasha; James K. Tope, Grafton
IN D.; John Robarge. Buffalo,; Thomas Nj
Donough, st. Paul., William Randall, Frazee
W. H. Blakes. Red. Wing; Charles Ktttlesor
Minneapolis; e. k Pickett, Albert Lea; Jane
r. Hart, aEllendale, N. D.; W.. P. Bissel
Worchester. Iowa; Charles l., Davis, Mime
apolis; Stedman ;Kenney, W. e.. Martin
EOwatonna ]: A. Peck. .Wabasha; j. L. Sal
ford; Mora; R. w. Olmstead, Cleveland, Ohio
FT. r.. Conaghty, a5Waterville; John" H. D
Daughter, st. Peter; Frank Healey, Madison
s. D.; James Stewart, Fairport; Caleb Hal
ris, Holloway; George w. Lee, Elysian; Jane
Neylor, Good Thunder; Jacob Berg, Mentor; +
Borchardt, Hutchinson; s. v. Beatty, Brown
ton; Rufus Kelley Humboldt, S. D.; Pete
Klinkhammer, New Prague; s. A. Randolph
5esueur; 3, /. Starr, Tracy; !. y. Raretir
John ~ Merrill, White, s. D.; SIS. Goodrich
D.; John Burton, Rochester,; J.3B. Robinson
Fairport, Mo-; "A. s. Hopson, Fargo N. D.
william Bernhard, Holden, Mo-; isaac Has
prock. Alexander; 2, Foster, Wabasha; a. i
Granville; Kepple, Kan; John H, Davis, Mir
fneapolis:. T. ]. Hunt Mantorville; Angus
Gusby; Spring Valley; NJ. Hanley, shieldsYile
G. l.. Pratt Gaesburg, N. D.; George Fac
den, Minneapolis; w. R. Kutzler, Vermillior
s. D.; G.. G. futile, futile; D. Hoy, Salem
s. D.; Hamilton Logue Minneapolis; Georg
DreverS WnrHen; Thomas McCarron. Minneape