The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-14
New Officers From North Dakota
Classified By Branches of Service

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Following are the North Dakots
men who received commissions from
Fort Smelling, classified according II
the branch of the service they viii
enter. The letter IN" signifies thai
the officer will get his commission In
the regular army.
Infantry.
CAPITALIZATION ". Lippold. Val
ley City; Robert F. Robinson, Fargo;
George H. Russ, jr., Bismarck;
Robert H. Nicely, Carson; Ingomar
NJ. Oseth, Minot; Stephen A. Park,
Hillsboro; Frank S. Booth, Valley
City; (n) Arthur L. Knauf. James
town, and John G. Gardner, Lis
bon. @
First observation-disclosures L. Mon
son, First North Dakota8 National
guard; Clarence p. Croker. Lisbon;
William H. Comrie, Fargo; Herbert
A. Metzger, North Dakota National
guard; Harry g. Carpenter, Fargo;
(n) James E. Finfrock, Fargo; Joe
S. Underwood, Enderlin.
Second Northumberland A. Nc
Donald, First, North Dakota National
guard; Goodwin J. Oppegard, Grand
Forks; George w. wilkinson. First,
North Dakota National guard; Will
liam e. Mulligan, First, North Dako-
to National Guard; Thomas w. Hat
ton, First, North Dakota National
Dakota National guard; (n) Myron
T. Davis. Lisbon; (n) Ezra p. Wing,
First North Dakota National guard;
(n) William ]. Danish, First, North
Dakota National guard; Carl w.
Holden, First, North Dakota Nation
al guard; Walter H. Schlosser, Grand
Forks; Arnold c. Forbes, Wahpeton;
William L. Boyce, Hunter; John H.
Leslie; First, North Dakota National
guard; Charles A Dawson, Fargo;
Alvin g. Stomner, Mayville; Ellwood
L. Patterson, Wahpeton; Charles G.
Loughlin, jr., Grand Forks; Law
renee E. Sinner Casselton; (n) Will
liam r.. Maynard, Hamilton; Floyd
e. Masberger, Fargo; Leon M.
Mochier Mayville; (n) d. Proyer
Bates, Larimore; (n) Fred A. Oliver,
Lisbon; Paul A. Goodman, North
Dakota National guard; Mathew H.
Lynch, Lidgerwood; Cyril H.
son, Fargo; John H. Gilbert, Fargo;
George J. Krebs, Grafton, (n) Floyd
F. Burchard, Grand Forks: Elmer
F. Berg, Grafton; Norris S. Stoltze,
Fargo; Marshall N. Pierce. Fargo;
(n) Marley A. Falconer. First. North
Dakota National guard; Neal H.
Tracy, Valley City; Levi L. Lamb,
Jamestown; Chester A. Butler, Lis
bon; Jack D. Thompson, Fargo;
Clarence Carlson, Valley City; (n)
George A. Reed, Burdswater; James
E. Stevenson, Grand Forks; Lewis
T. Orlady, Jamestown; Henry r.
Murphy, Minot; Hugh A. Colgan,
CoIgan; Ray r. Van Duzee, Minot;
Fred P. Mann, jr., Devils Lake;
Charles A. Norem, Rugby; Alfred J.
Bartram, jamestown; Alan K. Boil
ton, Jamestown; Richard c. Hutchin-
SON, La Moure; Arthur, G. Kotchian,
Melvin B.. McGuigan,
Fargo: Chester M. Aim, Hankinson;
James L. Boucher, Driscoll; Monte
Woods, Bottineau; Harold F. Knopp,
La Moure, and Harold A. Kelly,
Fargo.
Cavalry.
Second lieutenants-Clarence -.
Grand Forks, and Donald
Field Artillery.
Second lieutenants-David T. Nell
son, Mayville; Lawrence w. Lewis,
CroiI Hunter, Fargo, and
Harold F. White, Portland.
Quarternnaster Corps.
Second lfeutenants-A. J. Wagner,
wahpetan: Samuel 7. Chesley, Far,
ga; Herbert Kibler, Cavalier: James
L. Thiessen, First, North Dakota
National guard; William D. Holmes,
Gre nd Forks; A. p. Braun, First,
North Dakota National guard. David
L. Friedman, FARGO; Gordon >.
Bader, Wahpeton; Chester r. Fouts,
First, North Dakota National guard;
George A. Rasche, First, North Da-
kota National guard; Harry Stern,
Curran G. Rourke, Lis
bon. and Frank T. Allen Lisbon.
Assigned to national army:
Ordnance Corps.
Captain = Frank A. Behounek,
Grand Forks.
First ieutenants-Walter c. Bend