Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-23

I. The First regiment of infantry,
North Dakota national guard, COM
| prising headquarters, band. hospital
| corps and twelve companies will par
ticipate in field maneuvers at the
camp if instructions at Sparta, Wis.,,
August I, 1910 to August 10. 1910.
2. The following officers will &C.
company the command in addition to
those authorized in paragraph 1, of
this order: Brigadier General Amasa
B. Peake, adjutant general, who In
addition to his usual duties as adju'
tant general, will act as chief quar-
termaster and commissary.
Col. H. r. Biting, instructor and
judge advocate general, who is here
by detailed as United States disburs-
ing officer as per requirements of the
war department, vice Col. Frank P.
Allen. on leave. Col. H. r. Biting
will also make the annual inspection
on the date to be assigned by the
commander of the First infantry,
provided by the militia code, and will
forward a detailed report of same
to the adjutant general prior to Oct.
I, 1910.
Major Richard R. Steedman, retired,
U. S. A. military secretary, who will
act as assistant chief quartermaster
and commissary and as instructor to
officers of the command
Captain M. P. Wells, Battery A, and
First Lieut.. T. E. Conklin, Battery
A, will report to the commander for
assignment to duty.
3. Not to exceed eighteen enlisted
men of Battery A, ten of whom will
be selected by Major T. c. Patterson
and assigned to duty with the hospital
corps, the remaining eight will report
to the commanding officer First in
fantry and will be assigned to duty
as orderlies, stable guards, etc.
4. The organizations and officers
designated will rendezvous at Fargo
the afternoon of July 20 and the
morning of July 80, where they will
participate in the following move.
ments on the state fair grounds, to-
wit:
Dress parade and review by Gov
ernor Burke, Commander in chief, at
p. M, July 80.
Battalion and regimental drill, fol.
lowed by formation for attack at 5
p. M, July 80.
The organization will bivouac on
the state fair grounds from time of
arrival until 10 a. M, July 81.
5. The following itinerary governs
the movement of the troops from
their home stations to Fargo, N. D:
Band, detachment of Battery A, de-
tachment of the hospital corps, Lis
bon, N. D., leaving Lisbon on the :
Northern Pacific train No. 1926 at
1886 p. M, July 20, reaching Fargo
at p. M, same date.
Company A, First infantry, Bist
N. D., Northern Pacific spec
ial, leaving Bismarck, at Ais a. M,
July 30. *
Company B, First infantry, Fargo,
N. D., will join it's battalion on ar
rival of Great Northern train at II
a. M, July 30.
Company c, First infantry. Grafton.
N. D., will leave Grafton on special
train July 80, at $50 a. M, connect
ing with special Devils Lake and
Fargo at Grand Forks.
Company D, First infantry, Minot,
N. D., will leave Minot on Great
Northern train at 1O:45 a. m, July
20, reaching Devils Lake at 1886 p. m.
July 20, and going into bivouac over
night, leaving eDvils Lake at a. m.
July 80 on special train.
Company F, First infantry, Man.
dan, N. D., will leave Mandan on
special train at 3 a. M, July 80.
Company G., First infantry, Valley
City. N. D., will leave Valley City on !,
Northern Pacific special at $3.50 a. m. T
July 80.
Company H, First infantry, James
town, N. D., will leave Jamestown ON