The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-10
Western Montana Well Rep
resented in Number Des-
ignated for Preside.
FIVE MEN FROM HERE
PASSED BY EXAMINERS
Appointments Announced
Thursday by Captain Hol-
lis Clark at Helena.

Western Montana. thanks largely to
the State University, contributes a
heavy quota to the second officers
training camp, according to the list OF
appointments given out in Helena yes
terday by Captain Hollis Clark. head
OF the army board which recently ex-
amined several hundred applicants for
assignment to the camp ut the Pre-
sidio OF San Francisco.
Five MissOull men, a dozen univer-
sity boys and several applicants from
western Montana towns make up the
score Of appointments directly or indi-
rectly made from this section.
Five From Missouia.
Washington J. Mccormick, a promi-
nent Missoula attorney and once a can
didate for congress-; Donald Ross
Brewster, Leo +. RearAon, a law stu
dent at the university: Charles d.
Montieth of the Missoula Light & Wa
ter company, and Norman c. Stret,
an employe of the Missoula. Mercantile
company and formerly q prominent
university athlete, are the Missoula
men appointed. Two soldiers now at
Fort Missoula, Fred ]. Jones and Rod
erick X. Strong, are named.
Prominent Men Chosen.
Miles Romney of Hamilton. Harold
G. Austin, editor of the Sanders Coun-
ty Leader, of Thompson Falls; Philip
T.. Bradley of Poison. until recently a
member of the editorial staff of The
Missoulian: Leo J. Shannon of Flor
ence. Sidney M. Fernald and Earl M.
Welliver of Hamilton are the western
Montanans on the list.
Many University Men.
The appointments include George T.
Armitage of Billings, Charles Thomas
Busha of Big Timber, Isaac s. Craw-
ford. Frank A. Johnson, Henry Nc
Graw. Richey o. Newman, all of the
Twenty fifth cavalry: Frank J. Dries
of Denton and Gregory S. Powell of
Lewistown. All are graduates or stu
dents of the State University.
James NJ Conlon of Butte, a former
Missoula man, is on the list, as is
George Q. Romney Of Bozeman. we'll
known here because of the football tai
ent which he contributed to the Mon
tana Aggies in 1915.
The fun list follows:
Ageton, Richard Valentine, Butte.
Aldworth, Donald Ross Libby.
Anderson, Emil Arthur( Kalispell.
Appleman, Freidric A., Roundup.
Armitage, George Thomas Billings.
Armstrong, William f.. Hilger.
Austin, Harold c., Thompson Falls.
Barger, Harold B.. Coram.
Barker. John W., Lewistown.
Barton, George Rex, Harlem.
Billings, Allan L., Livingston.
Binnle, William, Fallon.
Birely, Everett NJ, Billings.
Boarman, Marcus D., Roundup.
Bollum, Alfred Edwin, Hardin.
Boyer, John c., Butte.
Bradley. Philip f., Poison.
Bredenhagen, Herbert Funk, Lewis
town.
Breeder, John Perkins, Helena.
Brewster. Donald Ross, Missoula.
Brinton, Wilmer Bryant, Butte.
Britain, Arthur, Bozeman.
Bronhy, John A., Butte
Burkett. Benjamin Scott. I.ewistown
Burrell, John Angus, Butte.
Burton, William James. Great Falls
Busha, Charles Thomas, Jr., Big
Timber.
Byrne. Francis j., Anaconda
Cappel, Fredricll, Co. A, Second Mon.
tana infantry.
Chapman. James H., Ennis.
Chapple. Henry Alexander. Billings
Chartrand, Joseph Harry, Miles City
Clark. Howard Jay, Kalispell.
Clements. John Hamilton, Whitefish
Cluley, John b., Dillon.
Cobaugh, Harry A., Great Falls.
Coffee, Richard Henry, Co. D, Second
Montana infantry.
Cole, Clancy Warden, Butte.
Cole Herbert Ellsworth, Butte
Conlon. James Marcus. Butte.
Conway, Raymond Sarsfield, Butte
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