The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-31

father), FEarnSWOrth avenue and I'm
ion street, BordentOWn, N. J.-BrOnze
medal to father and $1,000, as needed.
Died attempting to saw Augusta K.
Kelly, aged s.. from drowning, Bor-
dentOWn, N. j., July 81, 1913. Child
saved by another man.
John V. Rice, jr., Bang street, BOr-
dentoWn, N. J.-Bronze medal. Saw
ed Augusta X. Kelly and attempted to
save Albert H, Buckalew from drown
ing, BOrdentown, n. j., July 81, 1913.
Lynn F.. Wilcox, Pennant, Sask.-
Bronze medal and $1,000, as needed.
Attempted to ave Leroy A. Keller
from suffocation in a we'll, Pennant,
Sask., Dec. 1. 1911.
John w. Augustine deceased faith
er), R. D. 81. West Point, Ind.-Silver
medal to father. Died attempting to
| save Leroy A. Keller from srffocation
in a we'll at P%ennant, Sask,, Dec. l,
1911.
Daniel J. Casley, Ryder, N. D.
Silver medal. Saved Albert G. Brosa
from suffocation in a we'll, Ryder, N.
D., Dec. 16, 1910.
Ruth N. Dimock, 2O6 State street,
Batavia, N, Y.-Silver modal and ST.
00C. as needed, for educational pur-
Poses. Miss Dimock, Is, helped to
save Frederick l.. Humphrey, II, from
drowning, Batavia, N. Y, Aug. g, 1911.
Columbus +. Johnson, Crawford,
Tex Silver medal and $1,000 toward
purchase Of farm. Saved r. Oscar
Patterson from suffncation in a well,
Crawford, Tex. Aug. 20, 1912.
Jay F. Hamn cnd, f. D. 2, Dryden,
n. Y.-Silver medal and $1,GG0, as
needed. Attempted to save w. Jarvis
Gleason from burning, Hartford, N. Y.
June rs, 1911.
NTo~;na (n-o TIL
Silver medal and $1,000, as needed.
Saved Thomas Heath, well-digger,
from s~uffocation, Louisville, ILL.,, May
%, 1911.
Helen G. York, 113 East One Hun
dred and Seventy-ninth street, New
York-Silver medal and 81, 900, as
needed. Saved Roy w. Hoffman from
drowning, Milford, Conn.,, July 81,
1912. Hoffman was swimming in
Long Island Sound when rescued.
Arthur Lockett (colored), SO Center
street, Gainesville, G~a--Silver medal
and $1,000, as needed. Saved Claude
III. Patter from being run over by a
train, jefferson, Ga, May 8, 1912.
Oliver A. Bray, SIS West Eleventh
street, Sioux Falls. S. D.-Silver medal
and $1,000, as needed. Saved Lewis
u. Wagner from drowning, LeMars,
Ia, March %, 1912.
Walter Bradley, 419 Hood street,
East Waco, Tex.-Silver medal and
$1,000, as needed. Saved Frank Mack,
aged 6, from being run over by a
train, Waco, Tex, Oct. 26, 1912.
M. Vincent D. O'Brien, deceased,
(mother), 719 East Woodlawn avenue,
Philadelphia, Pa. Silver medal to
mother. Died attempting to save
Thomas +. Ryan from drowning.
Kingston, n. j., Feb. IL, 1913. Ryan
broke through thin ice on Carnegie
lake and O'Brien tried in vain to res
Fcue him. @~r3< -n
Jules Deaurnan, jr., deceased,
(parents), r. d. 2, Troup, Tex.-Silver
medal to Jules Deauman and pension
of $40 a month. Deauman, aged IA,
school boy, died attempting to save
Garland Deauman, aged 8, from
drowning, Troup. Tex, Feb. IT., 1912.
The boys We're in q boat when Deau-
man fell overheard.
r.. Frederick Dayton, deceased,
(widow), Battle River, A1ta.-Silver
medal to widow and pension of $25 a
month. Died saving William Fitzpatrick
from suffocation in a well at Viking,
Alta, May s, 1912.
Maurice Buckley, deceased, (WidoW),
Clney, Ul.-Silver medal to widow and
pension Of $50 a month. Died saving
i Byron v. and Mary e. Bohnstedt from
being run W. by a train, Olney, ILL.,,
Sept. rs, 1912.
James N. Stringer, deceased. ovid
oW), 942 East Henderson street, Gle
burne, Tex.-Silver medal to widow
and pension OF $25 a month, with SIS
81 month additional for each of two
children until each reaches age of 16.
Died attempting to save John 4. Ham