The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-11
78 CANDIDATES
R[COMN|[ NDED
FOR SMELLING
Bismarck Exceeds Fargo's Re-
cord by Five Applicants
Await Further Orders
MANY OF BEST CITIZENS
OF SLOPE ARE INCLUDED
Men From All Walks of Life Pre-
pared to Train for Commis-
sions in Army
HITS UNIVERSITY.

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HITS UNIVERSITY.
Chicago, May 11-EarIy con.
sideration Of the conscription bill
makes it appear that colleges and
universities will be hit harder
than any other unit under the
draft Of men from q to 80 years
Of age. It seems possible here,
according to university men, that
schools for men will be disrupt
ed by the draft, while co.educa-
ational schools will practically
become schools for women.
Bismarck leads the state in the
number of candidates recommended
for the officers training camp, which
is to open at Fort Smelling on May
Is. When the registration and exam
ination of applicants closed at 10
O'Clock last evening. Captain B. F.
Ristine, U. S. A., in charge, had rec
commended 7S candidates, as COM
pared with 73 reported favorably
from Fargo.
How many of these candidates will
be called to Fort Smelling remains to
be seen. Orders will come direct
from Camp Commander Sage, and un-
til notified by him no candidate for
the training camp is expected to re-
port. instructions should he received
today and by tomorrow all men who
will be taken in the first selective
list for the officers training camp
should receive instructions.
Those Recommended.
Those recommended from the Bis
marck headquarters of the Military
Training Camps association are:
Bernard M. rRegan, Mandan, infan-
Thomas c. Madden, Bismarck, in,
'fantry. IT, n.
Wright S. Cocroft, Mandan. coast
artillery.
Crosby Richards. Dickinson, infan-
try. s;,.-s.5s .Y i <Ss ssD,s = -ssSea y
George Leonard Yackey, Washburn,
infantry.
Lawrence Harvey, Lobben Driscoll.
infantry. r..
Noel EiTharalson, Killdeer, infan-
Edward M. Grogan, Bismarck, cav
airy. .a5Soc 81 .s
ClaytoRs,R,s ;DalrympleD /, Bismarck,
coast artillery heyGaa na".
Horace E. Leonard, Glendive, in
fantry.
Edwin c. Smith, Bismarck, cavalry.
Leslie C. Heron, Leith, cavalry.
Valentine Koch, Dickinson, infan-
try.
Robert H. Nicely, Carson, infantry.
Paul Winfield Robinson, Flasher,
field artillery.
Phillip NJ. Webb, Bismarck, infan-
try.
Harry A. Ballweber, Minneapolis.
cavalry.
Harry D. Lowell, Velva, infantry.
Frank X Wanner, Dickinson, infan.
Samuel, J. Boyd, MOI, iifAhttys
Addison B. Falconef,s BishaSrck, en-
gineers. ;He
Rolf Suits, Bismarck, coast artil-
lery.
Walter H. Hecker, Minneapolis, in
fantry. l*~ -,
Herbert W. Miller, LaMoure, engi-
neers. ~#r.
Russell A. Young, Mandan, infan-
try. "
Praley K Hansen, Mandan, infan.
try.
Alvin L. Lagergren, Ryder, infan-
try.
Charles H. Glasser, Minot, field ar.
tillery.
Jesse A. Davis, South Heart, infan-
try.
Oscar 7. Forde, Dickinson, infan.
try.
John H. Blore, Linton, cavalry.
Elliott Freeman, Dickinson, infan-
try.
Hugh H. Mccullough, Washburn,
cavalry.
Robert M. Reynolds, Dickinson,
cavalry.
Custer Albert Lang, Mandan, in
fantry.
John Kane Kennedy, Mandan, in.
fantry.
John Edward Hoeft, Minot, infan-
try.
Bert l. Packer, Bowbells, infantry.
John P. Tucker, Bismarck, infan-
try.
George H. Russ, Jr., Bismarck, in
fantry.
Hugh A. Colgan, Colgan, infantry.
CHALLENGE o. Hooker, Minot, infan-
try.
James A. Solien, White Earth, in
fantry.
Henry l.. Thorson. Drake. infantry.
Phelps IngersOll, St. Paul, field ar.
tillery.
Walter w. Wilson. Minot, infantry.
Francis B. Streeter, Linton, infan-
try.
Jay B. Shirk, Glenburn, infantry.
% Lester J. Cole, kenmare, infantry.
Harold P. Bertelson, Minot, infan-
try.
Ingormar Marcus Oseth, Minot, in
fantry. ...
David H. Andrew, Jr, Velva, infan-
try.
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