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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-10

| be better on from every point of view.
The same amount of business would
be transacted and everyone would get
his share. II would produce better
feeling between the employer and the
employed. and as health measure
there can be no question on the mat,
ter. When the weather Is intensely
hot vitality is at low ebb and every
one needs more rest and recreation.
Years ago in Elko business men
thought that II was necessary to bust
ness to keep open as late as nine
o'clock. Now merchandising houses
clos- at six and where is there one
that would go back to Ene old hours?
II business houses would all try the ex-
pertinent of closing at noon on Satur-
days, after two weeks not a one would
be willing to return 10 the full day.
We have tried II and we know.
Miss Harriet Peck is now an inn
portant and we trust permanent fix
ture OF the Independent. She entered
upon her work yesterday bravely and
happy, after having been duly warned
that "all who enter therein are DOOM
ed to stay throughout their lives"
Our readers probably noticed that yes
terday's issue was brighter and more
interesting than u5uai-well. 1t wac
oba Mice Daclr will ha our taIayronb
and exchange editor, she will do re-
portorial work, and she will preside
over the society columns. She will be
the circulation manager and superin-
tend the mailing department, and be-
ing an expert stenographer she will
attend to the correspondence. She
will assist in many ways with the me-
chanical end OF the work, and will re
ceiye visitors and explain the intrica-
cies Of printing and publishing a news
paper. We will expect her to coca.
sionally brighten up our editorial COL
umns. and she will straighten out tan.
giles with irate patrons, If perchance,
carrier misses connections, or II we
Inadvertently or thoughtlessly step on
someone's toes. AS she will have
plenty OF leisure time she will keep
the books of the institution and write
checks for such bills as We perforce
must and can pay. II she performs
the several and various little detail
jobs that We have outlined for her
and such others as she will voluntari-
ly do. she will be Jewel of purest
ray serene. and one with whom we
will not part without violent resist
ance. Therefore be it understood
that our pedal eXtremities hold in re-
serve force an awful kick end we won't
hesitate to use it on any poacher, OLD
or young. Miss Peck is a graduate OF
Sacred Heart, and last year she took
stenography and bookkeeping in the
Elko high school.
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EYE SURGEONS ACHIEVE
WONDERS IN FRANCE
Continued From Page one)

and their officers while their wounds
sometimes very horrible-are being
treated, to understand fully how the
French army has won the admiration
of the world.
Dangerous eye wounds, that in
their treatment call for nerves of steel
III the surgeon and hand that never
dcviates hairs breadth, are tended
amid the most hellish uproar imagin.
able; the quick and efficient use of
the eye magnet, for instance, for
drawing out shell splinters from the
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Work Horses Wanted

want to hire broke work horses
for the haying season, commencing on
or about July 5th and continuing for
from sixty to seyenty-flve days. For
further particulars write to Frank l.
Hickey, Tuscarora, Nevada. fJyiS
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DEN MARK SEIZES FLOUR

A report from Consul General Wins
low at Copenhagen says:
The Danish Government has taken
over all the flour in public hands and
all dealers must submit a statement
giving in detail the amount they have
on hand. Full payment will be made
owners of flour, but in the future the
business will be under state control.
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WARNING

Hunting, Fishing and Shooting In
strictly prohibited on all OF our
ranches. on Mury's River and both tho
ranches TresspRssers
will be prosecuted according 30 law
Nevada Land \ GITcstorb Co
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Hot tea rolls made from Wheat
Rice Flour from the Elko mills at five
o'clock and afte- every day at the
Commercial hotel We also serve
WheatRlce bread at all meals. We
find this -four the best on the market
and we desire To give our patrons the
best to be had.-Adv.
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Winters Stage from Elko to JaT.
b!dge. by way of Deeth. Regular
trips or by appointment. Trips also
made TO any part Of the county. Terms
reasonable. Inquire ut the Mayer
hotel. fjy13
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FOR ShLE-New 3 room house
partly furnished and lots % and "a
Block 10, in Dallou's addition, price
|JS5.OO cash, II sold at once. On
sewer line, has telephone, electric
lights can DO had any time. The
house contains iron bed, pair
springs. l sanitary couch, / mattress,
stool bottom chairs, l rocking chair,
l steel range, l dining table, and n
few dishes, everything included with
house at above price. The house rents
for $1,000 cash and the renter Ia do.
Ing $3.50 worth OF work each month
on tho place which makes n total OF
$3.50 per month rental With q few
additional fixtures tho place will easily
rent for $500 per month. Room on
vacant lot for another 3 room house.
Inquire at this Office. m27
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l0CALS AID PERSONALS

LOCALS And PERSONALS
.. e. L.sF, '''".''' is IN Ely Or
Marley nurpAy is visiting in ElE'
this week.
ssats Engineer serusham is in Eikc
today on Official business.
Mr.. ). q. Fitzgerald. Miss Mildred
Bacon and Gerald Fitzgerald har'
gone TO Aituras to spend their sum
mef vacation.
George Carat is in from whiterocl
and viii take Mr.. and Mrs. p. Cara
and daughter to the S. L. Ranch FOL
a portion of the summer.
hiiss Hattie Hunter sailed from ia
pan on her boneward voyage after )
visit Of a couple OF months in the
Nippon empire. She will probably ar
five in Elko about the 23rd.
z. c. Sexton is up from Palisade
with his little daughter Katherine,
who sustained broken shoulder bono
yesterday. The little one was placed
under the care of Doctors Hood &
West.
z. e. GALL Of carIln, is the proud
father of bouncing baby boy. The
new arrival came yesterday morning
and Mr.. CALI is as proud as II he had
been elected governor. We extend
congratulations.
Mr.. Amos Roach has returned from
trip to Mountain City, having pur-
chased the stock ranch formerly be
longing to Joe Poleni. Mr.. Roach in
tends to take possession Of the ranch
at an early date.
Louis Borges had a painful acct
dent yesterday which resulted in the
dislatlon OF one OF his shoulders. Hi.
horse was frightened by a number o.
sage chickens and The animal lunget
against him
A number Of autoists arrived last
night from California on their return
trip from California to San Antonio,
Texas. They have been out about two
months during which time they trav-
eled over 10000 miles. They were
guests at the Commercial last night.
Jesse Parker sustained severe
bruises when he fell from a wagon at
Deeth yesterday. He was in the wa.
gon of his grandfather, Horace Lane,
OF Starr Valley, when the team be-
came heightened by train and ran
away. The boy was thrown from the
wagon and was severely but not dan.
gerously bruised.
Suit was filed in the district court
this morning by ]. A. Mcbride, of the
Elko Lumber Co., against T. L. Moe
ct al, of the Verdi Mining and Smelt.
ing Co., for the sum of $2,0O7.50. Sew
eral claims were assigned to Mr.. Nc.
Bride as follows: Elko Lumber Co.,
$6S9.4S; Switzerland G McFarlane,
sS3.26; A. w. Hesson Co., $126.06;
Geo. Russell Co, $119.31; Mayer Hotel
Co.. $5155O; ]. w. Dorsey, $573S9.
Might Clerk Kelly of the Mayer
hotel is nursing a sore head today. In
the sense of the term as II Is com.
monty used Mr.. Kelley is anything
but sore head" Instead he Is one
OF the most genial and accommodating
men one would want to meet. Last
night he was hurrying to the train u
meet a passenger and to save time he
crawled under one of the cars rathe
than go around. He raised his heaC
a little too soon and bumped against
the edge OF the car in1icting a scalr
wound which necessitated severa
stitches.
We believe that II all bushes
houses would close at noon on Sat
urdays during the months OF July ant
August that everyone concerned woul
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS

BY order of Board of County Com
missioners the closed season on sage
hens and sage cock has been extended
to August 10. 1917.
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folts. etc. also full line OF ladies'
gloves always on hand,..Aiv.
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Are you nerVous7 See Whitesides'
Dental Co. Ad.-Adv.
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We believe that II all business
houses would close at noon on Sat
urdays during the months OF July and
August that everyone concerned would
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Mr.. J. q. Fitzgerald, Miss Mildred
Bacon and Gerald Fitzgerald have
gone TO Alturas to spend their sum
mef vacation.
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George Carat is in from whiterock
and will take Mr.. and Mrs. p. Carat
and daughter to the s. L. Ranch for
portion of the summer.
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State Engineer serusham is in Eiko
today on Official business.
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e. c. Sexton is up from Palisade
with his little daughter Katherine,
who sustained broken shoulder bono
yesterday. The little one was placed
under the care of Doctors Hood &
West.
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hiiss Hattie Hunter sailed from ia
pan on her horneward voyage after 4
visit Of couple of months in the
Nippon empire. She will probably ar.
live in Elko about the 23rd.
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Z. E. GALL Of carIln, is the proud
father OF bouncing baby boy. The
new arrival came yesterday morning
and Mr.. CALI is as proud as IL he had
been elected governor. We extend
congratulations.
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NJ. Laura PIunk.tt is in Ely on
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THE BROOKINGs REGISTER, THURSDAY, JUNE IA, 1917

LII 1lJD<1 L, cC@If Is AfA
Cleveland, Raymond
Carson. Floyd Joseph
Doop, Marion Ear
Doop, Calvin Ones
Daum, VIM. Henry
Erickson, George Henry
Fish, Thomas Henry
Peter
Goodfellow, Ivan Dean
Goodfellow. Frank Ray
Gednalske. Joseph
Haroldson, Ole
Jones, Harold Forest
Jones, Wade o.
Krumn, Bert Earl
Knudsen. Jens Alfred
Knudsen, Enar
Kleintar, Ira Floyd
Krulish, Joseph
Mauseth. Nels
Mcmahon. Russell Andrew
Nesbit, william Thomas
Nielsen, Hans Christian V.
Nelson, Harry Lawrence
Nelson, Chris Ludwig
Rocket. Arievan
Skorr, Edward
Solem, John Ray
Scott. william Raymond
Snyder, Grant William
Schneider, Adolph William
Webbema, Pete John
Breshears. Virgil Martin
Bergh, John
Bolstad, Clarence
Bannat, Carl
BoIstad. Martin
Burdick. VIII
Sienheh', emu
DaIooi'
Evenson, Alfred
Evenson, julius
Granum. Selmer {.
tIIIenson AdoIph
uushv Hans
HeIlenson. Albert
UiIlestad. Rem
HilIepson. Theo.
Hemmestad. Theo.
Johnsoo. Marvin
Iohnso,' John
Larson. Geo. A.
MerriU Chas.
Maruuardt, John Fl.
Miller. Roy
Norgaard. Harry
Neiman. John w.
Dimes. Oscar
Dimes Henry
Odegard. Oscar
Peterson. John
Peterson. Adolph
Peterson. Howard
Roberts. Albert
Richardson. VIM. Farrell
Swenson. Oscar
Swenson. Hans
Swartos, Arthur
Syeen. Norman A. y.
Swenson. Sven
Swenson. Terkel
Svartos. Ole
Twedt. Carl
Tonsager. Gust
Thompson. George
Twedt. Edwin
Warnes. ole
Warnes. Joe
PARNELL-4S
~. r.
DeSaIi nnnU
Dial,
CComanS'
80, T..
Slain' Eas
CouSnil"' 1910
c
Lar, an Hie~""
Go.hson, $3.50
Detilsen, LIZ ~
Doiah, James
Feeney. John James
Greye. Paul Herman
Heesch. George
Hegerfeld. William Carl
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otis the great seal Of France he
said soberly. looking about at the faces
surrounding him, "and the signature
Of the governor. How came 1t herer'
"By my hand" returned La Forest
proudly. "You know me-Monsieur
Francois la Forest"
"Ay, l know you, ever a follower OF
La Sale, and friend Of Frontenac.
Twas through his influence you got
this. TITS little use for us to quarrel,
M. O~assion--the order is genuine"
"Mon Dieu, I care not for such an
order; 1t does not supersede my COM
mission; I outrank this De Tonty."
Flush, do not play the fool"
Better the fool than the coward"
"Wait," said La Forest sharply, "the
matter Is not ended. You are Fran
co.'s CassiOn Of QuebecT
Major OF infantry, commlssaire Of
the Governor La Barre"
$50 the titles read In this document.
I arrest you by kings order for trea-
son to France, and m%utilation Of off,
cial records. Here is the warrant, M.
de Baugis, and your orders to convey
the prisoner to Quebec for trial"
Cassion's face went white. and he
struggled madly for breath. De Bau-
gis grasped the paper, so startled mt
this new development as to be in
capable Of comprehension.
Under arrest? For what, monsieur?
Treason, and mutilation Of official rec
ords? What does 1t meanT
"This-the man knows, and will not
deny the charge. False testimony
sworn to, and signed by this Francois
Cassion, charged Captain la Chesnayne
with cowardice and treason. In con-
sequence the latter was broken Of his
command. and his estates forfeited to
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the crown. Later. through the efforts
of Frontenac, the king was convinced
of injustice, and the estates were re-
stored by royal order. This order
reached Quebec. but was never re-
corded. This Cassion was then private
secretary to the governor, and the pa
per came into his hands. Later, to
hush up the scandal, he married Cap
tain la C~hesnayne's daughter against
her will. The day this was accom-
plished the lost order was placed on
flle."
"You saw it?"
Eyes, 1 had the files searched secret.
". The order was dispatched from
France Ave years ago, but was
stamped as received the day Cassion
departed from Quebec"
My eyes were upon the speaker, and
I failed to note how the accused met
this damning charge. 1t was his voice
which drew my attention - high
pitched harsh, unnatural.
Mon Dieu! twas not TWAS La
Barrel
'Tell that in Quebec; though little
good twill do you. NJ. de Baugis. ir
ne kings name I order this mans
arrest"
I saw De Baugis step forward, hia
hand outstretched: then all was con.
fusion and struggle. With the hoarss
gmar1 OF . beast, Cassion leaped for
ward. struck In Forest with his Shout.
1er. and drove sword point into DAT
tgny. Do Tonty grippsd him. but wal
hurled aside BY insane strength. reel.
bng hack - that the weight Of his body
struck mo to my knees. TIE next IN,
ptnnt his sword point dripping blood
- runner was beyond reach, speeding
~ IT, 0pen rata What followed !
mow ftom word of othogsy and N
J1DW ha6 e e
U.Axtio1y Aad falGn. huddls0 N I
g H. 0EaGBs ond ! dragged my
y NJ InoaEd oaths
, ~ 1eek ! - - bsGle9 I
velo9 M - Seeer4l1s shoufint
cx1er-(ken ~. 49, egack -
~ snsneou Gsse not vha'
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STERLING-55

Bishman, Archie b.
Bergman. Edgar w.
Bond, Edward F.
BEEN, Leo J.
Caldwell, VIII. Jr.
Crispin, r. A..
Christie. Allen Jay
Doss, Christ
Framstad, ryg
Ford, Clyde Stewart
Finger. Leslie Conway
H Hoi"s Johamneu
Havegaard, FRESHMAN Q.
Hicks, r. X.
Hoffman, Frank Benjamin
Hastings, John Adlai
Hayes, Walter
Hoffman, Joe
Heaton, Guy H..
Haugen Oscar Alfred
Johnston, JOhn w.
Johnson, Luth N.
Johnson, Harlow g.
Johnson. Ralph II.
Kleen, Barnard
Kopp, Fred j.
Lynch, Frank James
Larsen, Leroy
Lievan, Raymond
L.okkan, Albert
Larson, Malvin
Lareon, Roy Carl
Nilsson, Peter Maruis
Noirot, Wilbert Lee
Odegard. Joseph
Preston, Geo.
Peterson. Otto
Porter, Wilbur B.
Perso, Frank l..
Pease, Stafford +.
Peterson, Arthur II.
Rude, Grant Rudolph
Sloan. ROay A.
Slaichert, Vaclav w.
skinner, Cecil
Thompson, Carl A.
Thompson, Martin l..
Trygstad, Geo. A.
Tollefsen. Idam
Toben. Leonard
Ullman, Percy
Vercoe, Lewis l..
Wiebesick. Martin
Wiese, Fred
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VOLGA-i4

Agra, Tom
Amundson, Severt
Ahlstram, Albin julius
Albright. Cecil Marion
Berg, Gust
Borelson. Tobias
Carver. Erwin Amos
Carver, Ray Clyde
Davis, James Franklin
Dowden, Bert
Dahl, Theo. Spencer
Den otter Henry
E~geberg. Clarence NJ.
Espetvedt, John
Gruseth, Clarence Joseph
Gruseth. John Goodwin
Hammer, Oluf l..
Hammer. Emil
Karlstad, Martin Hayes
Knutson. Carl Oscar
Mast, Roelof
Maanen, Guy Van
Olson, William Dumas
Olson, Gehard
Odland, victor CLIFFORD
Peterson. Tello
Parker, Claude William
Peterson, John Warren
Peterson, Chester
Riisoen, Hefred
Reeves. Delbert Dwight
Smit. Peter O.
Stumley, Carl Alexander
Starkenburg. Arthur
Starkenburg. John
Sanders. Marion Leslie
Santema, Rudolph
Terkelsen. Nels Marvin
Nanden, Berg p. B.
Wander. Wall John
Vostad. Adolph
Vostad. Lloyd
Wiersma, John
Ware. Robert Judson
Wyman, Joseph Edward
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Berge, Oscar Oliver
Bakken, Christian Olson
Bowman, Albert Sidney
Bakken. Martin Olsen
Berg. Oscar Thorval
Bjerke, Melvin
Carey, Elmer John
Dixon, Robert Lloyd
Dybdahl. Otto BARNARD
Dybdahl. Melvin oliver
Evens, Isadore
Grovium, Martin Clarence
Gilbertsen. Gilbert Theo.
Hinkley. Geo. Friedrich
Hanson, Carl Arthur
Hong. Joseph Marvin
Hansen. Willie Bernhart
Johnson. Earnest Corwin
Jones, Stanley
kjos. Victor Fordent
Kjenslie, Oscar Burnett
Kjenslie, Clarence Albert
Rooster, Herman
Kjos. Anton Oliver
Moore. Luther Allison
Maher. Bernard Joseph
Pope. George Leslie
Peacock, Virgil Hullice
Ruedebush, Herman Henry
Ringle, Clifford Basil
Sneve. William Alfred
sheldon. Archie Burdette
Sheldon, Mark Smith
Sinclair, Lester
Thompson, Carl Handra
Tonsager, Eden Andrew
Tonsager. Adolph Benhart
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Alderman. Homer Clifford
Anderson, Clarence Ortwil
Bortness. John Selmer
Bumann, Fred August Emil
Bruzer, Ike
Clark, Albert Lewis
Dewitt. William Henry
Dammer, Peter
Fish, Ernest Marion
Foster. Frank
Foster, Charles Edward
Gredvig, Edwin
GREENE, William John
Goddard, George Francis
Graham, Albert Hoyit
GREENE. Herman William
Haroldson. Gilbert
Huotari. Chas. Johnnes
Isack, Geo.
Kangas, William Remming
LOOMS, Claude William
Lee, George Burton
Lape, Elmer Clyde
Mitchell. Earl Arthur
Nudge. Earl Cleveland
Moe. Charlie Engwald
Moe. John Cornelius
Pratt, George Anein
Reppe, liver Uden
Rohrer. Peter
Schuette. Otto Henry
Stroup. Fred Joel
Smith, Charles Leroy
Taken, William Fred
Taken. John Roy
Thomas. Victor Leonard
Tollafson, Oscar Alverd
Tollefson, Bert Milford
Verley. Joseph Delbert
Verley, Alva Delbert
Van Cunningham. Harry Lee
Warmer. Howard Julius
Westrum, Chan
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Karcke, William Henry
kurtz, Fred +.
Kracke, Henry
Lien, Alfred
Laabs, Herman John
Lamb, Wesley Isaiah
Luckinbill. Howard Edgar
Murphy, Leo Vincent
Norquist. Elmer Charles
Norquist, Ernest Howard
Potter, Ollie Sanford
Peters, Peter
Pinckau, Will
Peters, Henry
Simmons, Howard Eugene
Swenson, Roy
Somonson, Homer John
SRA. George
simmons, Percy Lorin
Smith, Leslie Richard
Simmons. Milton Everett
Tyler, Roy Homer
Thompson, Louis Chris
Wilaby, William
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Kubberners, Fred William
Liebsch, Art
Leynge, Nels Peter Larson
Myhres, Edwin
Murphy, John Micheal
Mohror, William Christ
Matinson, Albert
Motas, Jacinto
Nelson. Theodore
Newland, Ivan Henry
Nelson. Crist Marimus
Osbeck. Simon
Olson, Lars
Phelps, Raymond Westly
Parker, Christ James
Phelps Leonard
Piehl, John
Peterson. a
Ross, Earnest Glenn
Reed, Wesley Thor
Stewart, Harrison B.
Saxly. Melvin
Schultz, Henry Albert
Fenske, Walter Otto
Thompson, Tom
Throop, Rose M.
Woodhouse, Charley Robert
Warren, John
Welsh. John Joseph
Westergaard william
WHITE CITY-47
Akers. Guy
Bystrek, Walter
Bishman, Jr.. Geo. Edgar
Burgess, John Lloyd
Buiger, Jacob
Clark. Warren Wright
Cuyle. Leland M.
Doughty, Walter E.
Fry, Earl Abraham
Gross. Walter Gum
Gripenstrog, William
Gasahl, N. C.
Hanson, Herbert H.
Jensen. Christian
johnson, Wilbur
lessen, GUSTAV
Kellogg, Ernest
nus John L.
Kellogg, Jay
Kinsey. Leon Joshua
Lokke. OLA A.
Montgomery. Geo. William
Moore, Harrison, II.
McKercher, r. d.
McKowan, Leslie Ezra
Nelson, Nels
Nunes, r.
O'Brien. Daniel
Pettner, Chas. A.
Preusler, Erharth H.
Pettner. Otto Friedrich
Quinn. Lester Reed
Reuter-, Henry Walter
Rishoi. Emil
Ruchardt. GUSTAV
Raker, Chas. August
Schmidt, Johann
Stewland, A. L..
Scadden, Richard Ernest
Satterlee. Frank Erwin
Schuchart, Portion
Sharar, Eron d.
Thaelke, William Henry
Thoelke, John
Thomson, Alfred
ValasqueZ. John
Wulbars, Henry
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Anderson. Christoffer
Bombeck, John Walter
Bakken, Ole Peder
Berndt. Henry Old
Bjerke. Thomas
Blomberg. Olaf Hjalmer
Bake. Elmer Koren
Berndt. Tony Rilney
Blomberg. Carl William
Clauson, Sam
Eide. Peder julius
Fidhelm, MAIDS Jorgen
Gaardso. Gustav .Adolph
Godoren. Martin
Holmen, MAIDS Jorgen
Haugen, Ole
Haglund. Albert
Haglund. Andrew
johnson. Tom
Johnson, John
Kruse. Henry c.
Kennedy. Roy
Kozowski, Ronold
Lunde. George Ingvald
Lunde. Selmer
Lunde. Knute
Murphy. Joseph Eugene
Minis. Almond
Martin. Clarence Wollkut
Mennis. Ole
Rottim. Louis
Teppe, Bernt Oliver
Rue. Emil
Rottum. John r.
Shultz. Edward Charlie
Sorenson. John Joseph
Stranden. Arne
Sorensen. George Leo
Sherwood, Floyd Weston
Schultz. George John
Schultx. Fred William
Vanningen. william Walter
Westward. Oscar Gerhand
SWestly. Alfred
Westgard. Julius
Weichers. Fred '
OAKwOOD-Ai
Allison. Byron Bright
Allison. Alton philip
Archer. Thomas sg
Bjorklund. Bdwin Frodole
Bortness. Carl Thoo.
Befgholts. Qua Anguot
Clark. Tea 3
Clark. John Classnes
Coniey. vredis Aa1ssw
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Erickson, Alfred
Ekse, Justin Bernhard
Erickson, Carl Johan
Erickson. Oscar
Fasbender, Benjamin Frank
Grouseth. Henry Adolph
Hexam, Lewis
Hexam, Almer
Johnson. Albert
Johnson. Grant Benjamin
Knutson, Oliver
kusel, Herman Henry
Kirkvold, John
Kirkyold, Peder
Kirkvold, Selmer
KDutson, Alfred
Midtoune. John
Morseth. Alfred
Midtoune, Ole
MINES, Ole Jonah
Moen. john
Oien, Martin
Oien, carl
Ruttum, Julius
Hognes' martin
Ronning. Olai Edwin
smith herman
Saho. AiIreu
Sanuro' oscar
Sandro. Peder
Troeien: ole
Wahi' Joseph Amer
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Anderson. John Sigvard
Borsvold. Louis Ingeman
Birkeland, Iva l..
Burswold, Marvin George
Borsvold. Rudolph Henry
Bake. Oscar
Erickson, Cesar Adolph
Erickson. Geo. William
Erstad. Albert
Felberg. Hans
Ferry. william Josiph
Filberg. Frederick Hosias
Hanson. Peder S.
Hillestad, Elmer
Hansen. Ingvold Conrad
Holm. Harold Sam
Johnson. Paul Andrew
Johnson. Christ
Kjellsen, Edward
Kvinlog. John
Langley. Martin
Lund. Ole T..
Larsen, Otto
Larsen. Robert II.
Larsen. Norman T.
M%union, Francin Otis
Maschendorf. frederick J.. II.
Mehl, Albert
Madison, Albert Conrad
Mehl, Cesar
Nelson, Ben John
Negstad, Sam
Nielsen. Nels Il.
Nielsen. Nels Christian
Nelson. Herman Adolf
Olsen. Joseph
Olson, Peter
Peterson, Marvin Adolph
Peterson. George
Peterson. Gilbert Jerome
Quail. Helmer Oscar
Quail. Albert Edwin
Quail. Geo. William
Quail, Alvin Off
Roghalt, Lewis Elmer
Rensvold, John
Rrimsoi. Andrew
Ranheim. Herman
Ekin. Joseph O.
Rice, Dewey
Schluter. Arnold +.
Thompson. Perry
Thompson. Julius II.
Thompson, Neis Christian
Tisdel, Norman
Thompson, Fred Joseph
Tisdel, Edwin
Verify, John