The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-24
ITINERARY FOR
INSPECTION Of .
NEW REGIMENT
Officers Set Out on Tour of State
Todoy Many Organizations
Here
HEARS FROM
OLD MooRHEAD BOY
Unexpected Letter From Chum
Now in Service-Changes in
County Boards

Itineraries for the inspection Of the
Second regiment were announced last
evening as follows:
Capt. G. II. Huddleston,r D. O. L.
July rs, Co. F. at Darlington and B
at New Rockford; 26,, H at Harvey;
II. c at Crosby; 2S,29, A and sanitary
detachment at Minot; 80, D at Devils
Lake; 81, G at Rolla:
Capt. Frederick A. Cook, 41st infan-
try, U, S. A.-July "a, Co. NJ at Beach: ;
25 machine gun company at Dickin-
son; 26, Co. l, headquarters company,
field and staff at Bismarck; q, Co. L
at Hankinson; %, Co. X at Glendale;
20, band at Fargo; supply company at
30, CO. E at Langdon.
The regimental band, stationed at
Harvey, is inspected at Fargo because
it is playing a concert engagement
there during the fair. Captains Hud-
dleston and Cook meet at Fargo and
return thence to St. Paul.
Complete Muster Soon.
',We are trying to complete the
muster at the earliest possible date"
said Major Douglass Settle, in refer
ring to the First regiment tonight.
1--WE hope to have the First finished
and ready to move by July 81. Where
the regiment will go and whea | can
not say" So. s. 49, w. .+'
Commissions were issued today to
William G. Paulson, duty sergeant of
Co. A, Bismarck Tand Lewis w.
Thume, first sergeant, Co. B, Fargo,
to be second lieutenants of infantry
in the Second regiment. Neither has
yet been assigned.
Hears from old Frierl.
Adjutant General Fraser was taken
off his feet today when he received a
very formal letter from the captain Of
the quartermaster corps at III Paso,
Tex, signed Clyfford Gaylne General
Fraser Of Fargo and Clyfford Gaylne
of Moorhead were kids together &
years ago, before Gayme went to
West Point
Captain Gayme writes requesting
the names or designations of units bc-
longing to the national guard to be
sent to the provisional division camp
at Deming, N. M, about Aug ), which
indicates that the First regiment, at
least, may not remain mitch 'lrnger' in,
North Dakota. '' 80 'l~',.' -
Changes ii Boards. "2s' u" -
A number of changes in county e&-
boards were reported today
by Charles Leissman, special attache
in the adjutant generals office. Be-
cause he is a registrant, Auditor H.
N. Dyste of Sargent county cannot
serve, and successor is to be named.
DR.. Dickhorn replaces DR.. p. e. Rice
of Solen on the Sioux county board
because the latter Is member of the
medical corps. DR.. C. l.. Barton re-
places DR.. 0. Smith of Manning on
the Dunn county board because of the
latter's absence from the state, and
DR.. J. Ross Mckenzie of Foster county
must be replaced because he is on
the medical reserve list.
a., May Enlist Now.
The following orders were issued
today to all officers of the general
recruiting service in the North d.
kota district: AFTER person regis
tered has been called for military
service by his local board and direct
ed to appear for physical examina.
ton, he ceases to be eligible for volun-
tary enlistment. The fact that mans
number appears in newspaper as
having been drafted does not disquali-
fy him for enlistment All men may
enlist up to the time they receive
from their local examina-
lion board to appear before them for
examination