The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-05
ORDERS FOR CAMP
PERRY RECEIVED
CAPT. :. c. GEAREY, JR. RE-
cElvEs COMPLETE ORDERS FOR
THE GREAT ANNUAL ENcAMP-
MENT TO BE HELD ON LAKE
ERIE's SHORES.

Capt. E. C. Gearey jr.. OF Fargo,
inspector Of small arms Of the North
Dakota National guard and coach Of
the North Dakota state rifle team, this
morning received the complete orders
for the great national annual encamp-
ment at Camp Perry, Ohio, on the
shores of Lake Erie, Aug. Is. Captain
Gearey has perfected all arrangements
for the transportation Of the team
to Camp Perry SO that everything is
new in readiness for the trip.
The general orders for the encamp-
ment, issued by the war department
at Washington and by the state mill
tary department at Bismarck, provide
for the appointment of Gen. w. S.
Treumann as captain OF the team.
Capt. e. G. Gearey, jr., as coach, Lieut..
David S. Richie as range officer, and
Lieut. Anthony M. Holt as spotter.
According to the provisions of the
orders all the officers and members of
the team will assemble at Fargo next
Sunday, week from tomorrow, leav-
ing this city via Northern Pacific,
Sunday night at 1850 O'Clock. arriy-
ing at st. Paul the next morning, and
leaving the Minnesota capital at 9
o'clock Monday morning.
The party will arrive at Camp Doug
las Monday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
where the North Dakota team will
have the use Of the Wisconsin rifle
range until departure for Camp Perry,
Ohio, on Sunday Aug. 90. A sleeper
will be placed on the side track at
Camp Douglas and the team will leave
there via Northwestern line Sunday
noon arriving at Chicago z o'clock that
evening and leaving the windy city
at 1880 o'clock that night via Lake
Shore e. Michigan Southern railroad.
arriving at Camp Perry Monday, Aug.
81, at 5:57 O'clock in the morning.
The team viii be dismissed at the
conclusion of the national match and
each member will be paid per diem
communication of rations, railroad fare
and Pullman accommodations from
Camp Perry to home station by the
most direct route of travel. Each en-
listed member Of the team will be
allowed SO per day Communication or ra-
tons from Aug. 1S until his return to
his home station by the most direct
route, except when subsistence is
furnished by the United States govern
ment, when $3.50 per day will be al
lowed.
Each team officer and member Of the
team will be paid the regular army
pay of his rank, without allowance
for length of service from date of de-
parture from home stations until ar
rival at home stations returning, COM
putting time by the shortest and most
direct route of travel.
Each man will travel in olive drab
and take two pair kahki breeches for
work on the range, one extra o. d.
shirt, campaign hat, service belt with
out bayonet, gun sling leggings pom
cho and personal accessories.
Brigadier General Treumann the
adjutant general, will provide and issue
the necessary ordinance stores. quar-
termaster supplies and transportation
as may be necessary and will act as
paymaster for the tour of duty.
Col. Frank p. Allen, paymaster gem
eral, will furnish the necessary funds
for the payment of per diem, commu-
tation of rations and transportation
upon the requisition of General Treu-
mann.