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Soldiers of Dakota Camp Opened as Militia Ranges Form
Rains cleared for the Dakota militia encampment at Hounow with over six hundred officers and men arriving to lay out tents and drill. The list of officers and regimental companies is detailed, and Camp Church is the name chosen for the site. Visitors flock in as the encampment continues through Tuesday night.
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Hounow
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Gov. Church
Eal
Aot
Bismarck
F. J. Cole
F. G. Whiteher
Thomas B
Fano
Andrew H. Burke
Irving H. Wilson
William P. Crenshaw
Grafton
Daniel W. York
William A. Gurin
William Trueman
Redfield
Frederick A. Dawes
C. F. Kutenewsky
John C. Reisinger
Christian Hamiester
Louis D. Sharp
Willis F. Burne
G . Forks
William F. Voy
John F. Brandt
William H. Ryan
Aberdeen
Serene
Blum
John Q A. Michael Murphy
Sugmestown
Wiliam Ford
Ernest J. Seuwellegbach
Anton Klaus, Jr. Webster
Eugene Huntington
William ‘Root
A. of Flandrav
John Moped
Katy
Falls
Bighard
J. Wood W. Croek
Sheafe
Adjt
Tyner
Church
E. F. Townsend
Fort Yates
John Pitman
Fort Lincoln
Averdeen
Dick Smith
the Times
West Point
Woonsocket
Fairchild Preseontea
Woonsocker
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Association of Dakota
C. BE. Éoint
Mpeg
Aend Mitchell
Edwards
Arcus
Fairchild
Camperes
Col. Price
Silsby
Alien
Maj. Edwards
Col. Plummer
Parkston
Gen. Fairchild
Woonsockete