The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1917-08-30
COUNTY BOARD
CER'TlFlES QUOTA
SEVENTY THREE OUT OF 1eo
MARKED FOR SERVICE
Thirty-Two More Called to Make Up
for Probable Deficiency With
Higher Board

Higher 6oard
Glendale, Aug. 23.- The local ex-
emption board completed the work Of
checking over the exemption claims
and accompanying affidavits late yes
terday afternoon, and sent the list OF
names which they certified for mill
tary service under the selective con-
scription law, to the district board at
Bismarck this morning.
Nearly every registrant drawn had
entered claims for exemption on var
ious grounds, and great deal of work
was required to get the list into shape.
Seventy-xhree were certified to the|
district board, after examination had
been made of the claims for exemp'
tion, and these. with the seven whol
failed to appear for examination, and
were therefore certified, bring -the|
number up to the quota demanded
from Dickey county.
The local board had nothing to dol
with the claims for exemption on oc-
.cupational grounds. and it is likely
that some of the number certified will
be thrown out by the district board.
Some appeals will also be made, and
in order to get the required quota. an
other call will doubtless be made just
as soon as the higher board finishes
checking up the list. The call will
not be made, therefore. until after
the state board has finished its work.
Judge w. S. Wickersham, who has
been appointed to see that the govern.
ment gets fair deal, worked with the
exemption board and will probably
make his report to the district board
soon, with recommendations as to the
disposal of some of the claims which
were allowed by the local board. Mr..
Wickersham refused to talk about his
work last night, but it is probable that
he feels It his duty to the government
to give the latter the benefit of the
doubt. where doubt exists. The local
board, too, has been handling the mat.
ter as fairly as possible, and there
will probably be but little dissatisfac-
-tion on account of their decisions.
Following is the list from Dickey
county who were certified to the dis
trict board. A copy of this list may
also be seen in the Office of Auditor
Misfeldt:
78S-Louis Steinwand, Monango.
676-David C. Wolff, Forbes.
275-George Anderson, Glendale.
509-Rees P. Alden, Long Boston,
O.. works for Baldwin Estate.
564-Jos.. c. Jones, Oakes.
945-George A. Reko, Oaxes.
54s-Alfred Ulmer. Fullerton.
126-Henning E. Youngquist, Mon
ango.
7s4-Raymond o. Humphrey, Mon.
ango.
755-Anton A. Rissisky, Merricourt
6OO-Henry Craft, Glover.
5O7-Eddie Tormaneh, Glendale.
3O9-Edwin M. Garfield, Fullerton.
437-Phillip NJ. Yeager, FORBES.
6O4-Tobias Fritz, Glover.
514-Archibald r. Higgs, Ellendale.
43$-Reinhold A. Zinter, Glendale.
1O-Arthur Hendrickson, Cakes.
487-Edward Liimatta, Glendale.
797-David Oster, Mona.go.
l4O- Henry j. Nelson, Monango.
1S-Anton M. Malmbers, OaKes.
927-Emin A. Gronbeck, Oakes.
1S2-Peter Malek, Mer1.cour..
223-Edwin C. Hollan, Kusm.
117-T. M. Mollerop, Fullertos.
721- John McGannon, Forbes.
786-Lewis Linsey, Monango.
972-Chas. G. Shortall, Cakes.
542- Carl H. Larson, Fullerton.
S74-Gust Ensminger. szonango.
298-Oscar A. Strand, -Ellendale.
343-Bill Thomas, Oakes.
726-Alexander ]. Koenig, Forbes.
15-Lloyd w. Locke, Oakes.
933-Earl C. Gallon. oaxes.
53O-John j. Miller. Fullerton.
62O-Joseph L. Bohlsen, Glover.
21S-Fred Templein, Kuhn.
574-Franklin H. Carley, Glover.
S1-Simon E. Carlson, oaxes.
9S1-Earl A. Bellinger, Oakes.
77O-Marvin Allen. Merricourt.
8S2-Ira. P. Dennins, oaises.
749-Gust scheuffele, Merricourt.
1S3- G. N. Reynolds, s1errfcourt.
56--Paul G. Peterson, Oakes.
792-G A. Montgomery, Fullerton.
5-Albert w. Swanson, Oakes.
35O-Chancey H. Snow, Oakes.
54-Edward l.. Mahoney, Oakes.
549-Andreas Ulmer, Fullerton.
711-Benjamin F. Clark, FORBES.
1032-Ernest J. King, Ellerdase.
269-Robert Flemmins, g5l1endale.
6S5-Jake Dawson, Forces.
923-Jorgen Bong, OaKes.
S41-Richard Weis,, LudGes.
353-Ward Davis, Oakes.
% Henry G. FROZEN, Oakes.
11-Lawrence H. A. Hurd, Oakes.
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