The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-05
Line-Up As Announced Several
Days Ago Confirmed Today
by the Governor !
GLENDALE HITS LINE =
WITH rs FINE RECRUITS
DR.. Thomas Anxious That Hi
Company Be Included in tho
"Smashing Second"

A hundred members OF Go. n,
jamestown, arrived In two special
coaches attached to No. this att
ernoon and were Immediately
transferred to Fl. Lincoln, where
arrangements had been made for
their accommodation. About SO
other members Of tho company
remain on guard duty between
Fargo and Valley City. Every
company in the Second battalion
now is quartered at Lincoln,
where there are 500 troops sta.
TONED.
Commissions for the Second regi'
ment filed today with the adjutant
general were:,ss ,...,-l.. e.. ..E.
Frank White, Valley City, to be
colonel. 3t3ss3:gj.h.Stlr., <.. I:,stz}a.. .4.s
T. H. 5Tharaldson. Grafton, to be-
lieutenant-colonel.
C. F. Mudgett. Valley City, to be
major.
j. M. Hanley, Mandan, to be ma
jor
c. E. Geary, Jr, Fargo. to be ma
jor
F. c. Whelan, Minot, to be major
intirmary.
Thomas J. Strong, Williston, and J.
R. Mckenzie, Darlington, to be first
lieutenants, infirmary.
C. C. Hibbs, Bismarck, to be first
lieutenant dental corps.
H. G. Markley, Hamilton, to ba
chaplain. - ~.
Frederick G. Neumier, Bismarck, to
be battalion adjutant, ranking first
lieutenant. =. .. ,&yI1.
Earl r: sarles, Hillsboro, to be cap
tain, regimental adjuta1it. sEE33 5.fsr ,
1t is announced that X. Macdonald
of Valley City, an employe of Major
Mudgett's bank, and who served with
the North Dakota troops, is to be bat
talon iadjutant to Major Mudgett.
He has not been commissioned. but
his appointment has been recon-
mended. Lieutenant Neanier,> 1t Is
understood, will be battalion Adjutant
to Major Hanley Of Mandan. 4
VI .-.. Ellendale Full. n t.tl
DR.. H. 4. Thomas of Glendale was
busy on long distance last evening.
much perturbed because his town has
not appeared in the list OF cities
which have reported companies: 'I,r;I =
,Ellendale, he announced, '"has
enlisted rs of the finest fellows
in North Dakota, and it very much
desires to be in the Smashing Sec
ond. He was assured that q place
had been reserved for Glendale. e
Lieut.-Col. Tharaldson and Lieuten'
ant Neumier are back at the capitol
today, after a several days confer
ence with the governor. Colonel
White is expected to take up bis
temporary headquarters here, and
things will move rapidly
in the Second.
Military Men Coming.
Governor Frazier returned this aft
ernoon from a several days. stay In
the eastern part Of the state. Col. J.
H. Frame of the First regiment; Capt.
E. r. Sarles of Hillsboro and other
military men, are expected In this
evening for an important conference.
Has Dakota Brigade? y
In military parlance, anything over
a regiment constitutes brigade.
therefore. North Dakota
should have brigadier. II 1t does It
will be more stars for Col. John H.
Frame, ranking colonel of the national
guard. FRAMES elevation will mean
a general advancement in the First.
which will make Lieut.. Col. Grafton
first in command. and by which Major
Frank Henry of Bismarck will be-
come lieutenant-colonel,a and the First
will have two new majors instead Of
one, in the person of Major B. G.
Boyd of Hillsboro. succeeding Major
G. A. Fraser Of Fargo, now adjutant
general.
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