Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-08-23

Mlecnei. 8. u, Edwin w. PibN1n, Iowa
City. Ia; Lloyd I. Boughton, Huron, s.
D.; Paul A. Reinke. Des Moines, Ia;
Walter s. Huxford, Crete. Neb.: Harry
e. Crowl. Council Bluffs, Ia; Ellsworth
Moser, Omaha, Neb.; RAYMOND M.
Faupel. Mason City. Ia; Waldemar w.
kositzky. Lincoln. Neb.: Gilbert e.
Parker. Cedar Rapids, Ia.
To be second lieutenant, cavalry Sec
ton. officers reserve corps Robert D.
Beer. Alden, Ia; Verne Austin, Lin
coin, Neb.; Vern Hinkley, Mount Yer
non. Ia; Rutherford l. Hammond.
Wapello, la.
To be second lieutenant. field artillery
ard 3. Won Maur. Davenport, Ia; Ralph
w. Hahn, Wayne. Neb.; Paul c. Boy
Ian. Denison. Ia; Donald Mcdonald,
York. Neb.: Don G.. Kreger, Abba, Ia;
George ID. Armstrong, Sioux Falls, s.
p: Frederick w. Clark. Stamford, Neb.:
Charles Il. Bongardt, Omaha, Neb.;:
Washington. Aug. Accommodations
awarded students at the Leon Springs,
Tex, officers reserve training camp
were announced by the adjutant gener.
al today. Among them were the fol-
lowing:
Captain field artillery: o. r. c. Lew.
Is l.. White, Volga, Ia.
Second lieutenant infantry, O. r. c..
Ihomas Ellsworth Martin. Melrose, la.
Commissions awarded to the students
in the Eleventh provisional training
regiment at Fort Sheridan, announced
hy the adjutant general include:
Maurice c. Johnson, Omaha, Neb..
captain; William b. Weston. Ames., Ia;
flrst lieutenant, Glen NJ. Crosby, ID bat
terry, Iowa Field artillery, second lieu
tenant; John B. Simmons, Ottumwa.
la, second lieutenant; Webb B.. White.
Humbolt. Ia. second l~ieutenant: Harry
+. stream, Creston. Ia, second lieuten-
ant; John b. Permission, Coon Rapids.
Ia, second lieutenant; Lyman HI.
Thompson, Des Moines, Ia, second lieu
tenant; Loyal NJ. Haynes, LeMars, Ia.
second lieutenant.
Commissions awarded to students at
the coast artillery training camp at
Fort Monroe, Va. include the following.
Captain coast artillery officers re-
serve corps Alva r.. Davis, Bethany,
Neb.; Wayne q. Gilmore. Waterloo. Ia.
First ~Heutenants coast artillery off,
GERS reserve corps: Erwin p. Snyder.
Council Bluffs, Ia; Walter Hall, Elk
Greek, Neb.: Albert T.. Hull, Marshall
town, Ia; Ernest V. Evans, Williams
burg, Ia.
Second ~lieutenants artillery officers,
reserve corps: Ernest Boyer, Ames,
Ia: Isaac w. Carpenter, 1r, Omaha,
Neb.; Kleamo O.. Longley. Bows. Ia:
Geo. E. Kline. Lincoln. Neb.; Ralph o.
II ItllSoil 4NSbst III u, 1lanlg-
hen, Omaha. Neb.; Ira D. Beynon. Lin
coin, Neb.
Second lieutenant quartermaster de-
partment officers reserve corps: Will
am D. Platner, Council Bluffs. Ia;
Lawrence A. Palmer. Lincoln, Neb.
Provisional second lieutenant coast
artillery corps: Harold M. Jobes, Allan
tic, Ia.: VIM. w. Wertz, Trenton. Neb.:
Guy w. Thomas, Winfield, Ia; Frank
Haupert, Perry, Ia; Hiram H. May
nard, Waterloo. Ia.
Commissions awarded at the Platts-
burg camp: William j. Gallagher, OF
tumwa, Ia, second lieutenant; Chester
tenant.
AT MADISON BARRACKS.
Commissions awarded students at
Madison barracks, New York training
camp included the following:
Iowa-Robert A. McBain, Nodaway,
captain; Marcur E. Jones, jr., Denison,
second lieutenant.
Nebraska-yoyle d. Rector, Omaha,
captaiE.
AT FORT RILEY.
Commissions awarded to the students
at h Fort Riley training camp, include
ed the following:
Omaha, second lieutenant; Ernest. e.
Dale, Greenwood, second lieutenant;
Hallock NJ. Brady. Omaha, second lien
tenant; Charles N. Kensler, Sutton,
second lieutenant; Milton Apternen,
Omaha, second lieutenant.
Iowa-Edward j. Dickox, Lake Mills,
first lieutenant.
Commissions awarded to the students
of the officers training camp at Fort
Niagara, N. Y, included the follow
ing:
%Iowa-John' 7. Dyke, Indianola, first
lieutenant.