The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
B Company Ahead Again.

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The competitive shoot between the companies
selected team OF seven men to shoot. The
competition was on the 200, 800 and 50o-yar
ranges. The rifle team trophy goes to the win
ming team, which retains possession Of it until
the next competition Company of Mime
apolis, which has held 1t for years, won it
again yesterday. l
| The day was warm and bright. condition
| not very favorable to good shooting, f9but
some fine scores were made notwithstandingl :
me scores IN the team shoot were as follews
| Company A-Lieutenant D. Pettigrews lea;
fss9t Ea'91. 4 sod aeldtSrits 81 PsiSste 3
Company bserseant = G. saesky g. PETERSON. ss 12e
Musician Mus, nj Z. g. Youngern; 49, Sergeant Charles
| Prlee, ~ II; Private James Chant: 112; George
Decn lzo; priVate J. K Clark 125; Cook f. D.
Company Captain J. F. Snow, ia; Pri-
First M G. K sheppaad 1psn 11s Ppi
!: 3. senical, eS; Second Lieutenant r 4, Trif-
r%a9p Company pVLis%ts4snt Snq 4 Thlebaud s2:
dpss pss H. H. sessads g % xsseh
Gergason los; Private VS.. Thornsei, %;
Corporal r. W PeasleT, So; First kdeutsnaat r ant
e.. O. Ashton, 1866; Captain W. J.. Mohtgo1n.
Company F-oorporal b. Hoaglund. ee3 dcap
tain r: A. Jones; loT; Corporal p. Rance, lila
::;ss 4 Il SsSs
esnR9ea R3ed fooe @ tet A5eps s l1S sm
Yanberg. 1os: First Lieutenant Fred ]. .seebaeh
geant Ailieett. ii lis: sergeant rse e Sc
| T
1ls Corpora! l. D.. Harley, III: mi.
p.;sda Company kGaI 7;, tain M g Mcmillan. 112
Forcia. 81: Private A. Muller, s7:., Private 4
4. Hanson. 100: Sergeant. ?: g. Castle. los
Field Field and and aaii staamcantain e E. G. ralk, 100
RMSwsy MSsen Ia Pn Major
W! Hanson. f3, -. ...i go - -
Company Of Minneapolis had total scor
of S4S out Of a possible 1850. The best tndivid
ual score was made by Regimental ,Ad1utant F.
G.. Falk, who placed 13o to: his credit jus
twenty points under the possible 150." Captai
George Sinclair3of Minneapolis, drum major o
) the. regimental band, made close second wit
II 129 points. ~ - - sea 5t.3a'
! The other total company scores were as fol
lows: -, % -, =. -.
3 e4a 72s, F 1876, I 7e1. a e2e. c $50, ]
7s7, K 7so, field and staff s15 49, -
ses Good Work on the 600. :. :. =,
l. In the afternoon the 6OO-yard range shootin
was finished. There were only about thirty me
! to shoot this range. as by the regulations al
who dc not make thea required score on th
shorter ranges drop out. The scores made brea
all previous record this year several" men mai
ing 40 out Of possible 30. 'tl
This morning was devoted to skirmishi an
rapid-fre and the 800 and 1,oeoayard ranges.
:. Lake City to Entertain. 5z5s.a
The mayor and citizens Of Lake City have IL
vited the officers and men of the regiment I
an excursion on Lake Pepin Monday evening
The Second regiment was invited to simile
excursion while In camp. but the evenin
, 1t rained so hard " that the expected pleasur
, had to be abandoned Tn emen much int
! ested in this excursion. r.
l coloneps orderly.
Visitors in Camp.
Walter Thomas and party from Minneapol
: came down in their automobile and will sta
two days. &5sss,
, DR.. A. A. Law and wife came from the citit
| in their automobile. shSa
{ Colonel Thomas Of the United States cayall
g is in camp. 20 ~.
!, y, Plans for the Third s7ia9qt
o sZUMBROTA, MINN.--Preparatfons are beir
: made for the encampment Of the Third reg
). ment. The First battalion will mobilize he
. under command of Major e. s. Person and aft
t giving review to Mayor =. H. Farwel1 wi
. leave on Monday four companies strong, al
: meet the remainder of the regiment in IL
J. northern part Of the county and have a battl
= | Then they will march together to Lake Cit
= Company D of this place will be commando
: by First Lieutenant j. r. johnson and will ha'
! about forty men,. ssss,r.. .@# -