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!* Dir, McLean, who recently resumed proprietorship of the Haines
moving picture theatre, assures us that under his management all special
features coming to the neighboring civilian show shop will be produced as
added attractions at one of the subsequent regnUar performances at the
Post '.Theatre. This arrangement should result to the mutual advantage of
all concerned, frr especially ?.:i the winter, many of the movie fans of the
post will not.trouble to .vet-.nd the theatre m liaincs, but, if the same
feature were presented her-eg wain nz-1 fail to be among those present.
THIS KEK
Tonight, after our old friend "Rrbinson Crusoe (Eleventh Episode;
we will see five reels entitled "Ihe Daughter of Devil Dan”, followed by
Patfye Fables.
Monday evening a story of T,ke Northwest Mounted Police, always
enjoyed by the post personnel interested, as they are. in the exploits of
our friends over the Border, will be presonceu* Corporal Campbell, R*N*W*
• M.P.,is the star of this feature, which is entitled "Jules of the River*"
Six reels of "Mistress of the '/or! i‘* fo3 lew. this episode being entitled
"Saved by Wireless." One re si of International News will be shown*
Wednesday evening Wanda Hawley will, car in "Ihe Jjove Charm", a
six-reel feature, and the ever-amusing Harold id oyd will appear in two
reels of "From Hand to Mouth*1'8 __
HISTORY OF IHE SEVENTH IN'F.JLCkY— • (Conttmued from 6)
un the arrival of the regiment m tne north after the surrender
of the Headquarters, Band an J seven companies at Can Augustine Springs, the
Regimental Commander applied tc the '/ar Department for a set of colors to
replace those destroyed at the surrender. But chi 3 request was refused until
the regiment had won them by deeds of valor on the field cf battle. According
ly in January, 1363, a set of colcrs was sent to the regiment for its gallant
ry in the battle of nUiDKKICiCcBUUG, and the presentation male ^Tith suitable
honors.
Pie regiment r.ert participated in the battle of Ci IA ICDiiLORCVILLE
on May 1, 1863. In this battle Corporal Stephen O*.'mil, Company 2f v/as par
ticularly mentioned by the Regimental Commander for his gallantry in picking
up and carrying the colors after the color bearer had been shot down. Congress
awarded him a medal of horror.
After Chancellorsville, the next battle in which the reginent fought
was GETTYSBURG, Pennsylvania, July 1^3, 3 363. In this battle the regiment lost
50,86 per cent#
Soon after the battle of Gettysburg, the reginent was sent to New
York City to assist in quelling the draft riots, where it remained until May,
1865, when it was ordered to Florida,
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cmairei there during the reconstruc
tion period until April, I860, when it was ordered f.u
Platte and consolidated with the 3 3th Infantry, Bay j
act of Congress of March 3;, lh-33* Jhe follow:? i; -!'r"
M ontana with Headquarters
in department of the
1369, pursuant to an
'he regiment went to
t >uiiaw»
In November, 187.1 l-ajarree B and Ii. C^tain H, 3. Freeman,
broke sauqi up a camp of haf I-breads who tad been engage i j.11 illicit traffic
with the Indians in whisker
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retaining to Fort Shaw the
command was struck by a terrhle blizzard# Hoar!y half the men had their hands
and feet frozen, ten of wh.m were comped led cc nc.ve amputations performed.
(To be continued.,)