The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-22
BR00MNGS GUARD AND BAND RESPOND
To THE CALL Of PRESIDENT WILSON
80 s$."A hNc MRge. ,>s;,+Ar7ev, ~o.p'rA. CORPS, BAND. ONE
"Jinsles~ " s s., ,ERLlEs, OVER 1000 STRONG MoslL.
onday to pitch for the DePP-
Hewitt has a claim ir " "o
has been visiting for -
MF0tsst s G' ". satPn0M COMMERCIAL CLUB TONIGHT FOR DEPARTING BOYS
depart --
Young Men Of Company c and Regiment Band Called From All Sections Of
State Back to srookinss to BE in Readiness to Take Special
Train Leaving Bookings $50 A. N. Friday
,is,tPT|ON COMMERCIAL CLUB TONIGHT FOR DEPARTING BOYS

Schwarts, R., Selby.
Little, Guy, Brandt.
Eidsmoe, NJ, Whiteriver.
Bergeim, j., Brookings.
Linn, Elmer, Brookings.
Carson, Franklin, Cherry Greek.
Tilley, L., Spencer.
Ching, NJ, Castlewood.
Salisbury, j., Mitchell.
Peterson, H., Sioux Falls,
Poage, E., De Smet.
Pultz, A, Bookings.
Gilbertson, R., ~Brookings.
Erp, E., Canton.
Mix, F., Brookings.
Jerde, D., Brookines.
Matson, c., ~Brookings.
Matheny, r., Turton.
Thompson, c., Bookings.
Johnson, A, BrookinGs.
Davis, n, Brookings.
Roster Of Band
The roster of the Fourth Regiment
Band is AS follows:
Lieut.. Carl Christensen, Brookings,
Director.
Jas. H. Shepard, Jr., Brookings,
Chief Musician.
Frank Kremer, Brookings, Drum
Major.
Ainsworth, Z. c., Bookings.
Anderson, G. c., Bookings.
Anderson, Leslie, Brookings.
Atkinson, Elmer r., Brookings.
Borst, Wayland, Brookings.
Bucholz, Rudolph, Brookings.
Bucholz, G. Adolpn, Brookings.
glRday. Ray A.. Brookings.
Bergeim, Joseph, Bookings.
Drury, Joseph, Chamberlain.
Elliott, Robt. T., Brookings.
Field, E. L., Brookings.
Fish, w. D., Ipswich Co.
Gilbertson, Geo. Brookings.
Gaylorl, Clair, Brookings, Co. C.
Hemingway, Robert w, Water
town.
House. E. F., Rapid City.
Keck, Marvin, Bookings.
Kennedy, Benz. r., Canton.
Mathews, H. j., Brookings.
Neal, Fank, B~rookings,
Palmer, Aaris, Brookings.
Petersen, Edward, lie Mars, Iowa.
Petersen, Harold, Sioux Falls, Co. c.
Reeve, f. T., Howard Company.
Sanders, B. Harry, Garretson.
Solberg, Harry, Brookings.
Tabor, Floyd s., Brookings.
Warner, Harry W. De Smet.
Wood, Milton, Bookings.
Wing, Lesher S., Beulah, Wyo.
Public Reception
An informal public reception will be
given at the Commercial Club tonight
in honor of the young men of Company
c and the Fourth Regiment Band.
President Culhane, of the CONNER
cial Club, urges everyone to be pres
ent and also 90 TO the station Friday
morning for the train which will de,
part at 6:10 o'clock.
A special Dispatch from Pierre Tues
day says:
1t was definitely decided Monday
night that the South Dakota troops
would be modified at Redfeld, and
Governor Byrne about 10 o'clock issu
ed an order calling upon the officers OF
various companies to assemble their
men at their armories at II o'clock
noon, Wednesday, June n, to be ready
to be recruited to minimum peace
strength which will mean a regiment
of 1000 men, which, it is expected viii
be increased to 1900 within a short
time.
Adjutant General Morris says his
company officers report that the men
who are physically fit are all respond
ing to the call and that the regiment
can soon be filled to war strength.
The duration of the stay OF the
troops at Redfeld is uncertain as they
may be called upon at any time fol
duty at the border.
The place of mobilization vas desig
mated in the order of the war depart
ment received Monday.
Into Camp Friday
After being in telephone communica
ton with the officers of the differen'
companies of the national guard al
forenoon Tuesday, Adjutant Genera
Morris reports that the responses arr
most satisfactory, and that the differ