The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27

Each mar had some priced recollection
that was highly interesting.
Amusing this was indeed to the cas-
ual observer who noted that no man
cared a picayune about the story the
other fellow was telling. Every man.
wanted to tell about his own battles
and engagements and paid little atten-
ton to anything else that was said.
In instances where some Of the courte-
sizes were observed, the man who held
the attention did not dare relinquish
1t for a moment even by drawing his
breath, for there were plenty OF listen
ers just waiting for the opportunity to
get the floor.
Mustered Out Upstairs.
Under the direction OF Col. j. w.
Carroll Of Lisbon, the North Dakota
veterans enrolled for the big trip up.
stairs at the Waldorf. AT noon there
were more than 100 registered for the
journey.
Before their departure this after
noon they will be rendered a band
concert at the Northern Pacific park,
the Fargo Commercial club. Patriotic
airs will quicken the pulse of these
old men and they will start off for the
scene of Pickett's gallant charge with
The special train leaves at 1880
o'clock, passing through the win cities
early tomorrow morning at 4 o'clock.
From Chicago the North Dakota BOYS
will proceed to Harrisburg over the
Pennsylvania lines and thence on to
Gettysburg via the Philadelphia &
Reading.
Governor Hanna and staff will be in
the party, accompanying the veterans
to the old battlefield where they will
all be b~ivouacked on fame's eternal
camping ground, where for fifty years
many silent tents have been spread.
co%nfederates Along.
At noon today Colonel Carroll re-
ported that three confederate veterans
We're in the group. They are. j. r.
Parsons of Grand Forks. G. w. Vaughn
OF Cando and G.. w. Remmil of Devils
Lake. OF this trio, Mr.. Remmil is the
only n who was in the battle of
Gettysburg and was one Of Pickett's
men.
The boys in blue who are registered
are, Colonel Carroll Of Lisbon, D. f.
Siegfried of Fargo, Alexander Hay of
Wahpeton, John D. Black of Valley
City. g.. Watts of Leonard, J.. L. Smith
OF Leonard, A. Roberts Of Devils Lake,
DR.. S. j. Hill of Fargo. Charles stearns
OF Rogers, L.. Delamater of Erie. e. G..
Dolt of Devils Lake, w. P. Wilson of
York, r. A. McAlmond of Napoleon,
William Walton of Alfred, R. d. Bag
ley of McHenry, G. A. Culver of New
Rockford. Terrence J. Tully of Bis
marck, Robert Walker of Antlers,
George G. Hall of Minnewaukon. John
w. Bennett of Center, Patrick Bourke
of New Rockford, j.. M. Patch of New
Rockford, l.. A. Loveless of Hebron, N.
.Grilley of Deering, J. J. Bascom of
Wimbledon, William Snyder of Bot
tineau, Charles Palmer of Casselton,
Umstead of Edmonds. John Uhnig of
Webster, Ell. Beaver of Fullerton, E.
Dulton of Hunter, Patrick Coonan of
Fort Ransom, B. B. Brown of Coopers-
town, George Ward of Bismarck, H.
Young of Fargo, r. D. Evansider of
Cando, Oscar Barrett of Fargo,
Charles A. Newton of Lisbon, Joseph
E.. Taylor of Glendale, Adam Haas of
Glendale, William Fl. Brewer of Oris-
ka, M. C. Caddle of Fort Rice, N. B.
Pinkham of Fargo, Charles F. Still of
Jamestown, George w. Kurtz of
d. r. Streeter of Linton. John A.
Beard of Cogswell, Michael Howard of
Williston, George w. Strong of Town
er, O. A. Potter of Granville, A. w.
Palamater Of Balfour, James Ormiston
of Bohn, William FL. G%rovinger of De-
Lance, Burton Hubert of New Rock
ford, John Shew of Manning, Steph-
en- WEIGH of Bismarck, Joseph E. Pal
mer of Fessenden, w. l.. Wales OF Dale
Patrick McHugh of Bismarck, Peter
Haley of Devils Lake, Thomas Lang
of Napoleon, William Bowson Of For
man. d. S. Sheets of Engledale. Ed
ward Lohnes of Warwick, Augustus r.
Folsom of Dickinson, Joseph Carl of
Steele, Charles Lethard of Fairmount,
William H. Weatherbee of Paramount,
James H. Blake Of Paramount, Daniel
nc vN.- q EE MEA ~ 49, -r
Fargo, James r. Howell of Mercer,
Stephen French of Fargo, G. d. Pat
terson of Dawson, Clarence Lynn of
York, Alex Hall of Wishek. G. w. Sea-
bold of Fargo, Seth Eewcourt of Nor
witch, William 7. Linson of Rugby,
John Hermannson of Lidgerwood, r..
w. Murphy of Steele, William Bos-
singham of Leese, Gilbert w. Davis of
Fargo. M. M. Salisbury of Huff, Dem
Newton of Hurdsfeld, D. j. Buttz of
Sykeston. James Donahue of Lawton,
Alonzo Dietz of Larimore, Robert G..
Matthews of Williston, William Has
seleu of Richville, Alonzo Struthers of
Crary, Charles w. Martin of Cando,
Rigdon McCay of Williston, T.. S.. Sis
co of Mcintyre. George Fl. Frame of
Mott, E.. Ellison of Minot, u. III. Buck
lin of Rugby, Hughton III. Kerr of
Rugby, James M. Matthews Of Lari-
more, Charles GRADER OF Grand Forks,
James n. Black of Fargo, Ancil Per-
kins Of Williston. G. ". Valandingham
of Valley City, A. j.. Henry of Valley
City, John S.. Thornton of Edgeland,
Matthias Garrison of Velva. III. HI. Sc
cord Of Grand Forks, p, S. Taylor of
Fargo, Fl. Ell. Ball of Grafton, G. w.
Chase of Devils Lake, Thomas Wilson
Of Wilton. Charles Balyard of Edge
land, j. M. Transon Of Fargo, e. e..
Sparks of New Rockford, Leonard Dill
of fOakes, George Hawkes. of Fargo
Charles H. Wells of Lisbon, Charles
M. Carr of D~riscoll, A. e. Wood of