HISTORY OF GOODHUE COUNTY taut; William II. Hart, first lieutenant and quartermaster ; Mil- ton S. .Mead, first lieutenant and battalion adjutant; Monroe D. Garcelon. first lieutenant and battalion adjutant; Edwin M. Conrad, first lieutenant and battalion adjutant; Reynaldo J. Fitzgerald, surgeon; Harry P. Ritchie, first lieutenant and assist- ant surgeon; Arthur Aver haw. Hrsi lieutenant and assistani surgeon; Feodor E. Krembs, regimental sergeant major; Herbert A. Leavitt, regimental quartermaster sergeant; Harry B. Dyer, battalion sergeant major: Hurt Kenaston. battalion sergeant major: Engleharl G. Grau. hospital steward; .John X. Love, bat- talion sergeant major; Roberl -I. Miles. Jr.. hospital steward; Austin L. Ward, hospital steward: Charles II. Watson, chief musician died at Honolulu ); Charles U. Towers, principal musician. The foster of officers and members of Company G during the conflid is as follows: Captain. Oscar Seebach, wounded at battle of Manila. August HI 1898; firsl lieutenant. Frank A. Morley. di.-d at division hospital Aug 30. 1898; secofcd lieutenant. Edward C. Mellinger. promoted to first lieutenant November 11. 1898; Carl Axel Anderson, quartermaster sergeant, promoted to second lienteiiani November 11. 1898; Arthur I). Danielson, sergeant; Charles Burnson, sergeant, wounded at the battle of Manila. August 13, 1898, died at the brigade hospital. Camp Dewey. August Hi. 1898; Edward L. Skoglund, sergeant; Edmund P. Will, sergeant; C. K. Reckner, sergeant, discharged; Prank A. Anderson, corporal, promoted to sergeant August 18. 1898; Frank H. Erickson. corporal, promoted to quartermaster sergeant No- vember 11. 1898; John T. Fk. corporal; Elmer M. Bassett, cor- poral, promoted to sergeant; Sidney S. Lundquist, corporal: George W. A. Buel, corporal: William A. Jones, musician, trans- ferred from musician to private -Inly 1. 1898, wounded at the battle of Manila. August 18. 1898; Charles A. Wendler, musician: John E. Johnson, artificer, sick at division hospital, transferred from artificer to private July 1. 1898; discharged for disability January 20. 1899. cause chronic Bright's disease, service honesi and faithful, died on way home, buried at sea; William Roberts. wagoner; Charles J. Aiders, private, wounded at the battle of Manila, August 18*. 1898. promoted to corporal; Gottlieb Amenda. private; Olaf A. Anderson, private: Fred C. Allen, private; Henry Bammert. private ; Olaf Benson, private, promoted to cor- poral ; Ludvig R. Berg, private; Henry II. Bearbaum, private: Frank A. Brecht, private; Carl J. Bland, private; William II. Bell, private, re-enlisted 36th United States Volunteers; Frank M. Crowel, private, wounded at the battle of Manila. August Hi. 1898; Albert F. Chinnock. private; Albert Carlstrom. private; Hjalmar Danielson, private; John W. Ellstrom, private, trans-
