The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-10-11
C MEN TRANSFERRED.
Are Now in Artillery Section of the
Service and All Like
the Change.
Captain Johnson and 60 Company G
Men Are Now in the
Supply Company.
Special to\ the Union:

opeclal to\the Union:
Camp Cody, N. M, Oct. 5.-We
are now in the artillery section Of
Camp Cody, having moved Tuesday.
The change from the infantry to the
artillery became effective October l.
Everything is new as yet, and the real
drill will not start until the horses
arrive.
The change was announced Friday
evening, and Saturday morning the
Third regiment lined up to be photo
graphed. G company was photo
graphed the same afternoon, and Sun
day evening we went on guard for the
last time.
Company G was split up as result
of the change. Captain A. H. John
son is commander of the supply COM
pany, an important post, and he took
60 G men with him to his new COM
mand. A number of corporals and
sergeants tore off their stripes to ac-
company him. Other men assigned to
Battery A made no secret Of the fact
that they were not overjoyed over the
prospect of parting with Captain
Johnson. He is one Of the best liked
captains in the camp.
Lieutenant Hofflander has been as
signed to Battery C, while Lieutenants
Morton and Cutter are with Battery
D. They also are highly regarded by
the former G men. G was ever for
tunate in having efficient officers
officers that took an honest interest
jim the welfare of the men.
Merritt Braton and James Nee are
now with the headquarters company
of this regiment The former is a
mounted scout with the rank of cor
poral, and he will make his mark.
Nee is veterinary assistant and draws
a sergeant's pay.
All the other former G men who are
not in the supply company are with
Battery A under Captain Stiles of Du-
luth. Captain Stiles has promised all
a fair and equal chance with his own
men. 1885," ~ o.. .-
Top Sergeant Cordiner holds his
rank but is unassigned, and he is on
the rolls of the supply company. The
names of G men in the supply COM
pany follow:
Sergeants, Max Cordiner, T. M
Olsen and VIM. C. Burrs; corporals
William Satterstrom and Nathaniel
Smith; horseshoers, Lloyd Berry and
Roy B. Neuman; saddler, Felix Fix
cooks, Walter Bemelman and Thos
Mitchell; mechanics, Theodore M
Mattson and Louis Drescher; privates
Joseph T. Trunk, Clifford Reiber
Chris Neumann, John Schmidt, John
Toleen, Albert Satterstorm, Albert
E. Anderson, Thos. L. Armitage
Dennison R. Byers, Otto Chal
strom, Clarence O., Dorff, ALFRED
Erickson, Thos. NJ Grodzisky, Wal
ter E. Johnson, Louis E. Normandin
Edward L. Roman, Martin Westling
George A. Anderson, Gustave A. An
derson, Earl G. Babb, Francis H
Belair, Harold Bone, jHelmuth H
Buchholz, VIM. L. Campbell, Floyd H
Erickson, Albert Ferry, Edward A
Godbout, Charles A. Hammill, Thos
L. Hannay, James c. Hill, VIM. Houde
Thos A. J. Jamme, Arthur c. King
bell, Charles Mccormack, Day C
Magee, Sanford A. Odden, Bonnie W
Olson, Olof R. Peterson, Oliver w
Reiber, Henry P. Rust, Otto E. Schlee
Johan L. Sjodin, Anton Solder. Georg
Stafford, Anthony Speeder, Mix
>sSusie, Frank A. Thome, John F
Thompson, Otto H. Wahl, Roy 1
y Wilkes, julius E. Yngve.
There are 100 men in the suppl
company, including 81 old men. :
Following are the names of tn
former G men assigned to Batter
A:
Sergeants, John L. Carmody, Mel
G.. Solberg, Signar E. Greene, Arthu
O. Atkinson, Omar L. Schobe an
David Umbeho ecker; corporals, Ware
L. Prescott, Richard Steinbach, Albel
o. Hoglund, Harold R. Chapman
cooks, VIM. E. Barnes; buglers, Cir
ton w. Bent and Geo. w. Briggs
privates, frst-class, Richard De L
Matre, Edward J. Flankey, Joseph I
Jensa, Alfred j. Lacombe, VIM. 4
Lee, Albert Munsey; privates, Edge
P. Anderson, Andrew o. Anfnsol
Otto E. Blocker, Charles Blomquis
Stanley Bonkowsky, Paul P. Brollar'
John Brown, Wallace O. Brown, Lyn
C. Bruce, Edward R. CALLER; John ]
Cain, Corlis w. Cooke, Leonard Cook
VIM E. De La Matre, VIM. T. Dibbl
Reno w. Diedrich, Stanley J. Domal
sssosky, John H., Droogsma, Vincer