The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-03
PACIFIC COAST CAMP
FOR n. D. GUARDS
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man, Grand Forks, machine gun
company; Clarence M. Barker, Dick
inson, Company X; Theodore s.
company; Earle r. Sarles, Hillsboro,
quartermaster corps; Warren A.
Stickley, Bismarck, quartermaster
corps; John w. Murphy, Bismarck,
Company A; Robert Wilson, Man
dan. Company F; J. G. Ofstedahl,
Grafton. Company G; Oscar G..
Holm, Grand Forks, Company M;
Reginald F. e. CoIley, Fargo, Com
pany B; Henry P. Halvorson, Hills
boro, Company l.; Otto F. Gross,
Minot, Company d.
First Lieutenants-Fred A. Moore,
Grand Forks. Company NJ; Berto A.
Olson, Hillsboro, Company L; Err
nest S. Hill, Fargo, Company B;
Carl Ulsaker, Wahpeton, Company
L; Vincent J.. Mellarvie, jamestown,
Company H; Hastings H. Hamilton,
Jamestown, adjutant, third bat
TALON; Milton H. Mason, Valley City,
Company G; AleI Steinbach, James
town, adjutant, second battalion; A.
E. Whitney, .Minot, adjutant, first
battalion; Albert Behonek, Dickin-
son, Company K; Peter A. Duchene,
Grand Forks, machine gun company;
Hugo o. Renden, Mandan, Company
F; Lloyd Erickso, dental corps; w.
K. Treuman, Grafton, Company c.;
Adolph S. Scharnowske, Bismarck,
Company A; John A. Kasper. Man
dan, dental corps: Ellis F. Swartout,
field hospital; Lee D. Green, field
hospital; Charles Patterson, field
hospital
Second Lieutenants-Leo Domin-
lex, Wahpeton, Company l; James D..
Prentice. Grafton, supply company;
S. A. Hayes, Minot, Company D;
John r. Frame, Bismarck, Com
pany A; Cyril D. Page, Grand Forks,
machine gun company; Chris J..
Kunz, Dickinson, Company K; Carl
H. Erickson, Williston, Company E;
John A. Zimmerman, Mandan, Com
pany F; Allen S. Gilbertson, Hills
boro, Company l.; Earl E. Hanson,
Grand Forks, Company NJ: Myron
Omlie, Grafton, Company c; Fred
G. Guthnecht, Grand Forks, machine
gun company; John Molet, James
town, Company H; Earl w. South,
Fargo, Company B.
CAPTAIN OF CO. r,
SECOND, RESIGNS.
Adjutant General Fraser has ac-
cepted the resignation of e. E. KEEL
leran as captain of Company f. Sec
ond infantry, and for the purposes
Of the muster First Lieutenant Cor
don Turner is temporarily placed in
command of this company.
Captain Earle r. Sarles of Hills
boro has been transferred to the
quartermaster corps, succeeding
Capt. John w. Rock, who in turn
succeeds Captain Sarles in command
of the supply company of the Sec
ond regiment, at Hillsboro. Captain
vice.s-and has woR-a reputation for
efficiency in the national guard.
.MINoT AND BISMARCK
ARE CLAIMING HoNoRS.
Bismarck, N. D., Aug. S.-Minot
has stirred the ire of Bismarck by
claiming to be the most patriotic
city in the state. In support Of its
contention, Minot points to its two
infantry companies, d in the First
and A in the Second, and the Second
field hospital. Bismarck comes
back with the enumeration of two
infantry companies, A in the First
and l in the Second; its headquar-
tiers company in the Second and the
Second regimental band, now quar-
tered here, giving the capital city
four units to Minot's three.
GRAFTON COMPANY
HAS FULL QUOTA.
Grafton, N. D., Aug. 3.-Capt. ].
A nfufadohI hoc q full nnnf1 nf 1k0
enlisted men for Company c, First
North Dakota infantry, besides the
eight not yet discharged but found
disqualified by the medical examina-
ton. The cupply company is about
filed. Capt. Sprague has gone to
Devils Lake to pack up the regimen
tai property which will be shipped
here.