Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-09

I corps, who was granted a ten days leave
of absence, has applied for an extension OF
ten days, which has been granted him
Private Roy Risinger, Company II, who
was honorably discharged from the serv-
by reason of expiration of term of serv-
ice, applied at the recruiting office Tues
day morning and was re-enlisted for Com
pany H. Fourth infantry.
Sergeant Andrew William, Company n,
Fourth infantry, who was honorably dis
charged from the service Of the United
listed as a private for infantry, general as
signment and assigned to the Fifteenth
infantry 41i,ay Fort Douglas Utah: Private
approved by the adJutant general OF the
army, but turned II in and was sent to
his station by the commanding officer this
post Wednesday, January 4,
Private Klontz, who has been sick in
the post hospital for the past few weeks
has so far recovered to be able TO re-
turn to his duties.
only one or two cases Of frostbite were
treated at the hospital during the cold
spell, quite a record for this post
A large crowd was on hand at the dance
given by the Fort Crook Social club We'd
The painters have finished painting and
decorating the inside Of the fort hospital.
Private Ira Williams, Company b.
Fourth infantry, is confined to the hos
pital with sprained ankle.
Cook Deakle of Company q, Fourth in
fantry, who was honorably discharged
from the service of the United States, by
reason of expiration OF time of service
was re-enlisted at the hospital Friday, in
Company @.
War department. Washington, dated De-
cember Is, 1910, paragraph eight reads as
follows:
Boards of officers of the medical corps
as hereinafter constituted are appointed to
meet on January Is, 1911 at the places
designated, for the purpose OF conducting
the preliminary examination OF applicants
for appointment in the medical corps OF
the army:
Clarke, and First Lieutenant owen c.
Fisk.
The painters are busy painting the rooms
of the hospital corps men, and the kitchen
and solarium at the post hospital, which
makes quite an improvement,
Private First Glass Richard Kessel, hos
pital corps, of this post, has been or
dered to proceed to Omaha, Neb., report
ing upon arrival to the chief surgeon, De-
department of the Missouri, for duty.
Private First Glass Kessei VIII take the
place made vacant by the discharge jan
January 2, 1911, OF Private Julia, who does
not intend TO re-enllst again, and will act
I'm the capacity OF assistant to the chief
clerk.
The New Years dinner at the band was
the best dinner given in the post The
dining room and tables were tastefully
decorated, and about all the members OF
the band were present and enjoyed them
selves immensely.
Saturday was muster at this post and
all the different detachments and com
lon, Company II and reading room came
in for the largest share OF praise, as they
have the finest recreation room, a nice
pianola and fine library, and all the
officers seemed very highly pleased with
the company which for the last few weeks
has been under the command OF First
Lieutenant Augustine A. Hofmann
Twenty -seventh infantry. who leaves this
week for his new station at Fort Sheri-
dan, III.
The Fourth infantry band has been
strengthened by the arrival Of Privates ST.
clair and RiNes, who arrived at the post
Saturday afternoon from the Sixteenth
infantry band stationed at Fort William
II. Seward, Alaska. Both men were sta
toned at this post during the stay Of the
Sixteenth infantry at this post, and when
they lert, they intended to come back II
possible ST. Clair was while at this
posD, drum major OF the Sixteenth in
fantry band, and Is an excellent baritone
player, while Riyes Is a high class from
bonist, which makes a tower OF strength
10 the section OF trombonss now in the
band
The deserter who was turned ovsr d,
military control at this post a few dayS
ago by a sheriff from Fremont NsS
and whose FINGER prints and pictures were
forwarded 20 the adjutant general OF the
army for Identification. has been identt-
fled "A soldier By the name OF Allan
who deserted from Fort Douglas, Utah
and will be tried by general court,
martial for desertiOn.
Pursuant 10 instructions from the Wa,
department, dated December 2s 1910. Ma.
tOr Joseph Taylor Clarke. medical corpa.
Fort Crook, Neb., will proceed Al H.
proper time 20 Lincoln. Neb. ana insnsss
on February 2, 1871, the medical dspart.
ment and hospital corps OF the Organized
militia OF the state OF Nebraska. Indsr
the requirements OF General Order ~
~ Wa department, series, 1907. ana
20 his proper station aud submit re -
port ~ duplicate. at the earliest praen.
cable date.