The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-07-25
INGLlS HEADS
THE REGIMENT
Captain of Company L Proves
to be the Best Shot in
the Camp.
THE INDIAN SQUAD is POPULAR
Redwood Boys Have Big Time
at the Annual Drill at
Lake City.
Especial to The Gazette.)

lSpeCldl 10 Ine GazelteJ
Camp Lakeview, July 24-In the
regimental shoot Captain Inglis won
the medal, making 1876 out of pos
sible $50. A Lieutenant Smith was
next with a score of 1876.
Company L arrived at Camp Lake
view Sunday morning at 1890 and
now, with the addition of several
men who arrived Friday morning
consists of 40 out of 81 enlisted men.
The company occupies the second
street from the west mess house
and has the same line of tents with
Co. E of Fairmont. The first bat
TALON, Major Nicholson in command.
consists of Co.'s D, E, L and K.
THE DAILY PROGRAM.
Daily routine of Camp Lakeview
is as follows: Reveille 5 a. M, ia
tigue and mess $50, drill and small
arms practice $50, guard mount
Ills, drill and sham battle practice
from 10 to IL, mess at IL. The af-
ternoon for recreation. Mess at
$50, dress parade at 6. guard mount
at 7:30, band concert $50 to $50,
tattoo and taps at 10 and 1920 re-
spectively.
WEATHER is FINE.
The weather has been excellent,
far better and cooler than last year.
The wall tents used this year shelter
about eight men and all the boys
say they're the best ever. The fol-
lowing promotions have been made:
Corp. st. Clair to 18th Sergeant. Priv.
Gold and Starr to corporals.
On the range the ROCKIES" show
ed up wonderfully; Arnett, Kurtz,
Starr and others made scores on the
300. 400 and 500 yard ranges aver
aging between 35 and As out of a
possible so. Not bad average for
men who have never shot the army
rifle before.
/ Unlike last and former years. the
guard is relieved every IL hours, SO
most Of the men will be on guard
twice during the encampment.
Capt. Inglis was officer Of the day
| Wednesday and First Lieut.. Olson
was senior officer of the guard
Thursday.
NEW ARMORY ASSURED.
Through the efforts of the cap
tain and lieutenants, the non-coms
and enlisted men of Co. L, the new
armory has been assured to Red
wood Falls, the only others fortunate
enough to be likewise favored are
Austin Co. G and Zumbrota Co. l.
Sd Regt.
The work of construction will
start Immediately and will be fin
ished about Nov. 1st.
The team shoot was won by Co. F
of Worthington with 881 points.
Co. L was unfortunate in not having
some of the best marksmen present,
so only made the score of 861,
though our captain is the best shot
in the regiment.
SIOUX INDIAN SQUAD.
Our Sioux Innian squad is the
topic of conversation for the regi-
ment. The boys put on war dance
at the band concert Saturday even
ing dressed in savage costume.
: On arrival Priv. Stegner was
y promptly sent after the key to
S the situation" a large wooden key
i kept by Co. G.
al Our old Captain Hingeley is with
e US as major on the governors staff
d Camp Lakeview is sure the picture
) mans heaven. no less than 40 photo
y graphers are present from $50 tt
n 1890.
ri Co. LIS Camel and Corpse
n tickled the crowd Thursday evening
e1 The L Co. song and yell still dis
is please the officers, though the pri-
It Yates don't carry out their threats.
It'll Sergt. Junger says the boys ODE,
vsl this year and do just as he says.
nj The Girls of lake Civ are fear