The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-07-22
SECOND REG|MENT|S|N
CAMP AT LAKEv|EW
COMPANY II MEMBER OF THIS
BRAVE CONTINGENT.
From Thursdays Daily.


Minnesota National Guard arrived in
camp today. to remain for Il ten days
tour of duty and instruction. The
field officers in command are Colonel
A. w. Wright of Austin, Lieutenant
Colonel G.. S. Whitney of Faribault
and Captain and Adjutant a. c. Page
of Austin
The Second is the last of the Mime
sofa regiment to go into camp this
year. 1t is composed of scattered COM
panes stationed throughout the south
ern part of the state. The organization
by battalions and the home stations
of the several companies, together with
their commissioned officers, are as fol-
lows
First Battalion.
Major \. Nicholson, Austin, COM
handing.
Lieutenant A. f. Koch, Echo, bat
tallion adjutant.
Lieutenant w. o. Miller. Winona,
battalion quartermaster and commisary.
Guy NJ. Thompson, Owatonna, SER
geant major.
Company, d. Mortified, Captain w.
w. Kline, Lieutenants f. H. Vollmer
and n. f. Dungay.
Company H, Mankato, Captain G.
P. Rodman, Lieutenants r. C. Erwin
and f. r. Brown.
Company NJ. Madison, Captain A. NJ.
Larson, Lieutenants j. H. Chalmers
and w. F. Rosewald.
Company G, Austin, Captain c. f.
Cook, Lieutenants F. b. Teeter and
Peter johnson, Jr.
Second Battalion.
Major Jonn Buschers, New Ulm, COM
handing.
Lieutenant Ira d. Parker, Revere,
battalion adjutant.
Lieutenant Herman Panzram, Wa
SEGA, battalion quartermaster and adj
jutant.
Emmett j. Slater, st. Peter, serge
ant major.
Company |, OwatoDna, Captain II. F.
Luers. Lieutenants M. J. Brown and A.
+. Butsch.
Company +, Worthington, Captain
S. S. Smith, Lieutenants w. J. Dodge
and r. r. Smith.
Company c, Winona, Captain William
Brandt, Lieutenant f. Wunderlich
and A. o. Stubstad.
Company B, Faribault, Captain F.
L. Davis. Lieutenants d. f. Mckenzie
and w. p. Townsend.
Third Battalion.
Major w. L. Mollison, Faribaut,
commanding.
Lieutenant Albert NIohn, Kenyon,
battalion adjutant.
Lieutenant J. NJ. Davey, Pipestone,
battalion quartermaster and commits
airy.
c. K Odekirk, Redwood Falls, serge
ant ma jor.
Company A, New Tim, Captain A.
Pfaender, Lieutenants +. j. Hubbard
and b. GrOebner.
Company X, ST. Peter. Captain 0. j.
Duane, Lieutenants F. Magner and Z.
f. Miller.
Company l., Redwood Falls. Captain
J. w. Inglis, Lieutenants c. s. Nook and
\. c. Dolif.
Company L, Fairmont, Captain f.
n Chute Lieutenants B. F. Bird and
j. H. Clark.
Special Duties Assigned.
Special duties have been assigned to
officers, as follows: Lieutenant Colonel
Whitney will supervise all drills; Ma
! jor Nicholson will give special in
struction and drill to officers; Major
Buschers will supervise the sanitary
condition and appearance of the camp;
Major MollisOn will supervise and in
struct the guard; Captain HI. L. Bull
| lis will manage the officers mess: Cap
! tain Tweedy will manage the officers
club
The quartermaster sergeant and de-
terday and had everything in readiness
for the troops upon their arrival in
camp.
The regiment is in splendid condition
and the officers and men look forward
to profitable encampment and ex-
PcNo w .HistNC ohoNiHS oCCoHu W HO
other regiment in the guard.
Left the City This Morning.
Thirty eight members of Company II
got away on this mornings special
train, at 6;l5 a. M, for Lake City, to
spend ten days camping with the Sec
ond regiment. Five went ahead with
the baggage, making forty three in
all, which was Il fairly creditable show
ing. The Worthington company only
had twenty-six on the train this morn
ing. The New Ulm and st. Peter com
panies also went rather light, all being
on the same special train.
Overruled the Demurrer.
From Thursdays Daily.
Judge Pau has overruled the de
murer entered by the city to the com
plant of Mrs. Ole Hovig in her dam
age suit against the city. The city
took the ground that the plaintiff
should have specified specifically where
the accident occurred, but the plain
tiff claimed that she was not bound tC
do this The city will prObablv take