The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-21

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Orders received. Contemplate
moving Monday"
Extra Informs People.
Fargo got its first news OF the
contemplated removal OF the regi-
ments in an extra issued by The
Forum at the noon hour. Patriotic
organizations went to work at once
planning a mammoth farewell for
the Fargo company. At the armory
quarters news of the call to move
was received with little surprise.
Press dispatches for the past two
weeks have stated that the regi-
ments were expected to be called out
within 10 days or two weeks.
Company B entered federal service
about July II. Captain CoIley took
command the first part of July. The
efficiency of the company is prob
ably the best Of any OF the COM
panies constituting the two state
regiments. Honors for be-Sg the
best drilled and most efficient COM
pany went to Company B on the
border last summer Second honors
went to Minot. The company is said
to be even more efficient now than
while on the border.
High Class Of Men.
The personnel of the company is
high class, mentally and physical
ly. Fifty per cent Of the men are
new. but they have shown they are
quick to learn and with proper
tutoring have made great progress.
The captain has the backing of every
man in the company and with his
two lieutenants saw service on the
border last summer.
The North Dakota first regiment
consists of 1000 enlisted men with
So officers; that Of the second regf-
ment, 1881 men and "a officers. OF
late Company B has been recruiting
for some of the companies in the
second regiment which are not up to
full war strength.
Leave Middle of Week.
1t seemed to be the consensus of
opinion that the troops would en-
train about Tuesday or Wednesday
of next week. In a conversation with
Colonel J. H. Frame Of Grafton over
the long distance telephone this
morning, he stated that train service
would be the only cause for the de-
lay now in the movement OF the
troops to the eastern concentration
point
OF late the railroads have been
bringing a large number of empty
coaches from st. Paul into Fargo,
undoubtedly preparing for the move
ment Of the two regiments, and AL
so the entertainment Of the conscripts
from the state to Camp Dodge.
The personnel Of Company B fol-
lows:
First Sergeant.
Carl e. Anderson.
Sup. Sergeant.
Thomas ]. McNeese.
Mess Sergeant.
Carl J. Anderson.
Ernest o. Fjeistad.
Archibald w. Melchior.
Leon c. South.
Joseph E. Johnson.
Harry L. Thompson.
Cecil w. Smith.
COrpOrals.
Alex ]. Nemzek, jr.
Ward NJ Davenport
John G. Hubertz.
William c. Scott.
Martin A Wahlberg.
Daniel D. McLaren.
Thomas H. McEnros.
Percy NJ. Petit.
John Hegrenes, ir.
George W Olson.
Clarence Kelson.
Ercyl B. Hamilton.
Glennon X. Anderson.
Harrison H. Ware.
Donald McGregor.
Mel Tierney.
c. w. B. McDermott.
Robert F. Ellison.
Richard r. Wells.
Harold R. Garrett.
Depzik G.. McKinsey
Privates, First GLASS.
Burton D. Alexander.
Frank ]. Bassett.
Robert o. Berry.
George o. Dahl
William j. Early, jr.
Kort n. Erickson.
Arthur V. Flaten.
Robert G. Flemming.
Theodore B. Hale.
Charles H. Hazard.
David J. Hull.
Jack c. Hurley.
William T. Knoll.
Charles NJ. Lowman.
Henry ]. Mclaughlin.
Max Mathews.
Thomas w. Morris.
Elford Nelson.
Werner Olson.
William S. Pearson.
William John Peters.
John c. Speare.
Wayne Underwood.
George Zalusky.
PTivates.
Arthur c. Anderson.
Mervin J. Armstrong.
John >. BanntSter.
Edward c.. Barnes.
John r. Barrett.
Otto NJ. Barstad.
Hilmer o. Benson.
Adolph Berg.
Paul Bjorquist.
Bernhard S. Bredell.
Clair F. Brickner.
John J. Broecher.
Jack Burgess.
Robert H. Mclean Canning.
Carl E. Carlson.
Andrew J. Carpenter.
Ray L. Catlin.
Edgar r. Chandler.
Samuel A. Clemenson.
Charles A Collier.
Harl T. Collins.
John H. UCrea.
Karl w. kriss.
Carl o. DygVe.
Hyman Engelson.
Fred Erickson.
Smith Erickson.
John F. Ewald.
Deemer II. Faltz.
Norman B. Flagg.
Bert Freone.
Dewey Gates.
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