The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-15
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the way their companies were hash
ed and split up. the officers of the
Second North Dakota today were
grinning and taking orders like SOL
diers, scattered as they are almost to
the four winds, for Camp Greene is
ten miles square and it is like hunt
ing a needle in a straw stack TO call
on all the North Dakota officers and
men.
Following are the Official assign
ments of the Second North Dakota
regimental officers:
Col. Frank White, assigned 10
military police and supply and sani-
tary trains.
Lieut.. Thos. Tharalson, to 18th
ammunition train.
Major Chas. +. Mudgett, assigned
to 81st Infantry brigade as adjutant
He takes with him Lieut.. F. c.
Eeumeier as assistant.
Major, Edward G. Gerarey assigned
to 147th Machine Gun battalion.
Major ], NJ. Hanley assigned to
148th Machine Gun battalion.
Captain Henry T. Murphy, attach
ed to train headquarters and military
police, 41st division, assistant to Col.
Frank White.
Captain Willard P. Lawson, assign
ed to 146th Machin Gun battalion.
Captain Charles i. Wheeler, at
tached to 116th regular engineers.
Captain Charles L. Rouse assigned
to 164th Infantry, (First N. d.
Captain Thos. Lonnebick, assigned
to 146th Machine Gun battalion.
Captain John w. Grant, attached
to 164th Infantry, (F'irst N. d.
Captain A. B.. Welsh. attached to
18th regular engineers.
Captain Henry Thomas, assigned
to 164th Machin Gun battalion, (First
N. d.
Captain Charles I. Cook, attached
to the 146th infantry.
First Lieut.. Ronald J. Mcdonald,
assigned to s1st Infantry brigade.
First Lieut. John S. Cameron, as
signed to 164th Infantry. (First n.
d.
First Lieut.. VIM. A. Chalcroft. as
signed to 164th Infantry, (First n.
d.
First Lieut.. Arthur W. Mclean. as
signed to 164th Infantry, (First n. d.
First Lieut.. Richard NJ. Still, as
signed to 116th Trench Mortar bat
terry.
First Lieut.. ]. Gordon Turner. as
signed to 164th Infantry. (First n.
d.
First Lieut.. Thomas Hesketh. as
signed to 164th Infantry, Pirst n.
d.
First Lieut.. Ward L. Preston, as
signed to 164th Infantry, (First N.
First Lieut.. George w. Sears, as
signed to 164th Infantry. (First N
d.
= First Lieut.. Bert Weston, assigned
to 164th Infantry. (First n. d.
First Lieut.. Richard A. Sprague,
assigned to 164th Inftnary.
First Lieut.. VIM. OLeary, assigned
to 164th Infantry. (First N. d.
Second Lieut.. Joseph L. Dwire, as
signed to 164th Infantry. (First n.
Second Lieut.. w. ]. Orchard. as
signed to 164th Infantry, (First n.
second Lieut.. William c. Paulson,
assigned to 18TH Infantry, First n.
Second Lieut.. Josiah c. Blaisdell.
assigned to 164th Infantry, (F'irst n.
ID
Second Lieut.. William c. Goerner.
assigned to 164th Infantry, (First N.
Second Lieut.. Louis w. Thune, as
signed to 164th Infantry. (First N.
ID
Second Lieut.. John Konen, assign
ed to 164th Infantry, (First N. d.
Second Lieut.. Ferris d. Gordner,
assigned to 164th Infantry, (First n.
d.
Second Lieut.. James E. Huffman,
assigned to 164th Infantry, (F'irst N.
d.
Second Lieut.. John A. Mcdonald,
assigned to the 164th Infantry, (Ffrst
N. d.
First Lieut.. Herbert @. Markley,
assigned to 116th Regiment engi-
neers, as chaplain.
The above assignments affect the
officers alone and do not affect their
various commands which have been
widely scattered. On "Wednesday
Companies A. B. c and d of the Sec
ond regiment were ordered attached
to the 164th, First regiment, North
Dakota Infantry, but they were not
moved into the 164th Infantry COM
panies or quarters until late in the
week. Meanwhile camp was main
tanned in the cantonment which
originally was assigned to the Second
regiment. Men of all companies ok
cept those of the First battalion,
Companies A, B. G, ID. and the Sec
ond regiment headquarters staff were
moved the first or second day IN
camp.
The headquarters staff Of non
commissioned officers has been dis
trfbuted as follows:
To the 1I6th ammunition train:
Color Sergeant John A. Dawson;
Color Sergeant Noel K. Tharalson;
"a Frank a EnFnfEEO
To the S1st Infantry brigade: Bat
TALON Sergeant Major Elmer Skrer-
ting: Private Glen A. Peck; Private
Antoine v. Nordquist.
TO the 147th Machine Gun battal-
ion: Battalion Sergeant Major,
Lewis p. Warren; First Class Pri-
vate Glen f. McGettigan; First Class
Private Frank Il. Heddon.
To the 148th Machine Gun battal-
ion: Private Edmund ID. Manning.
Private Harry HI. Stasek.
To supply and sanitary train head
quarters and military police: Regt-
mental Sergeant Major Otto l..
Danek; Battalion Sergeant Major
Julius r. Baker; Supply Sergeant,
George p. Little: Sergeant Harold B.
SemIinR: Cook, DeDello G. Scothern;
Cook. Archie g. Reynolds; Horse
sheer, Ludwig L. Tuft; First Glass
Private, Phillip Nj. Webb; Private,
Joseph Il. Barth; Private, Lawrence
Private, John A. Cox; Prf-
vate, Edward r. Prachel; Private,
Ludwig Quanrud; Private, Oscar
Selvig.
Following are the members Of the
Second Regiment band, all Of whom
are transferred as band unit to the
18th engineers: Band leader, Har-
old Ii. Bachman: assistant band
leader, Spencer s. Boise; Ignace c.
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