The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-23
PROBABLY FIRST 800 SELECTED WILL BEL
notified THIS WEEK TO APPEAR BEFORE
LOCAL EXEMPTION BOARD FOR EXAMINATION
Expected This County's Quota Will Be
About $50 After All Credits for Volun.
d tafy Enlistments Are Given. Govern.
or Frazier Designates Board to- Pass
Upon All Controversies.

The Associated Press has furnished
The Tribune complete and official
list of all draft numbers drawn and
in the order they were selected. 1t
publishes only those numbers up to
1888, the highest serial number in
this county. No other county on the
slope has a higher serial number, and
as the quota from no county in the
state exceeds 500, these numbers ap-
ply to all sections of the state.
800 to BE Called.
All Burleigh county registrants are
interested only in the first 300 or 500
names drawn. 1t is expected that the
quota, for this county will be $50. In
that case double the NUMBER, or 300,
will be summoned for examination
first before the local exemption board,
consisting of DR.. Stackhouse, county
physician; Sheriff French and County
Auditor Flaherty. 1t is expected that
300 viii yield the $50 desired, but if
exemptions pile up, fast, then addi-
tfonal men will be sin1pno ned; always
III the order; however, In which their
names were drawn. If after the 900
candidates have been examined, for
instance, the board is still short 25
of the county's quota, then so more
will be summoned. Double the mum.
Der OF those needed will always be
summoned for examination.
Announces District Board.
Governor Frazier has announced a
district exemption board composed OF
Justice l.. e. Birdzell, Bismarck; DR..
r. M. Darrow, Fargo; J. M. Hagan,
commissioner of agriculture; w. ].
Richards, Dickinson, and ]. H. Selstad,
Grand Forks
These men will pass upon exemp.
lions claimed upon account of indus.
trial pursuits after local exemption
h1fIdffaXyf fSpIn 4e e TIER work.
~ ThCM 16mifigs Within the number
represented by twice the county's
quota; will be summoned soon for ex'
animation. The figures printed below
apply to every county in the state
Get your serial number from the cOun.
ty auditor Then If your number does
not appear, in the first 500 there is
little chance of your being reached in
this draft. When another draft is
made, however, this drawing will OBJ
tain, and the men will be called out
in the order that they are listed. 'ao1
ejsTheqTpibnne isarunning the names
tas bldcks1 of c50dfori convenience of its
readers. 1t is expected that notices
will be mailed to the~iirst ones drawn
this week, and the process of exam.
ination may be in full swing by next
week. sH
~ Must Present Yourself.
You must report for examination on
thu day named in your notice Wheth.
er you file claim for exemption or not
you must present yourself for exam.
ination. If found physically qualified
and you desire to prove exemption you
must file claim within seven days
after your call for examination and
you will be given 10 days after filing
of exemption to file proof. .
If you plan filing exemption claim
secure the proper blanks from the
local board. Sheriff French or County
Auditor Flaherty will have the blanks.
tItN0, local board can pass, upon ex::
emption claimed by reason OF voca-
,tion. That must be settled by; the dis
trict boards solely.
In consulting these numbers, regis
trants in other counties should bear in
mind that they apply uniformly to
every county in the state, and suffi-
cient> numbers are herewith published
to care for probably the first and Sec
ond calls. The Tribune has not pub
lished any numbers higher than 1898,
because this serial number applies to
practically every county in the state,
with the possible exception of Cass,
Grand Forks, Ward and few others
(AIi names arranged in order Of
drawing. Where no address is given
residence 10 in eismarck.)
25S Felix Orlando, Mckenzie
45S Carl Lewis Hagen, Wing
S54 Charles Anderson, St. Paul, MINI.
1859 Joseph Louis Barth
7S5 William N. Davenport, Regan
I'LL Julius Albert Heyer
1872 Ralph Moore, Menoken
1743 Lewis Olson
S37 Martin Strand, Regan
337 Arthur James Morris
4 GIG Henry A. Heider, Wilson, Wis.
275 Clifford S. Craven, Menoken
500 Conrad E. Larson, Baldwin
1855 Walter A. Sather
564 Richard F. Anderson, Wilton
945 Tiderman r. Brunnick, Wing
500 Simon Peter Olson, Wilton
1867 William NJ. Murnane
536 William August Larson, Baldwin
1895 Ray C. Dorland
: 548 Carl Verne Erickson, Wilton
e. 126 Ed Deitz, Brackville, Ind.
1879 Frank A. Eernisse
1897 Hans Garness
7S4 Charles Harry Davenport, Regan
1882 Jessie F. Miller
755 Jacob Wagner, Wing
1O7 John Orlando WEIGH, Menoken
1876 Roy Knoll, Maza
1863 Leo A. Myers, Wishek, N. d.
1869 Henry ]. Johnson
SIG Joe Sorch, Baldwin
373 John Fred GARNER