The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-13
GEORGE RUSS MADE
CAPTAIN RESERVE CORPS
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Complete List.

Complete List.
A complete list OF North Dakota
commissions as announced at Fort
Smelling today follows:
To be captains, infantry section,
officers reserve corps: Burton v.
Lippold, Valley City; Robert F. Rob
inson, Fargo; George H. Russ, Jr., Bis
marck: Robert H. Nicely, Carson; In
gomar M. Oseth, Minot; Stephen a.
Park, Jr., University; Frank S, Booth,
Valley City.
10 be captain, ordnance depart
ment, national army" Frank A. Be.
hounek, Grand Forks. %.~,
To be first lieutenants. infantry
section, Officers reserve corps: Jas.
t. Monsoon, sergeant, First North Da-
kota infantry; Clarence p. Croker,
Lisbon; William II. Comrie, Fargo;
Herbert A. Metzgor, first sergeant
First N. IT,. infantry; Harry G. Car
penter, Fargo; Jose S. Underwood,
Enderlin ..>5S
To be first lieutenant, ordnance de-
partment, national army: Walter C.
Bender, Fargo ..., ...
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section, officers reserve corps: Grant
A. Mcdonald, sergeant, First N. D. in
fantry; Goodwin j. Oppegaard, Grand
Forks; George f. Wilkinson, sergeant
First North Dakota infantry; William
q. Mulligan, corporal, First infantry;
Thomas w. Hatten, sergeant First in
fantry; Carl w. Holleen, sergeant
Co. NJ, First North Dakota; Arnold
G. Forbes, Wahpeton; William l..
Boyce, Hunter; John H. Leslie, SER
yeant Co. d, First N. D.; Charles A.
Dawon, Fargo; Alvin G.. Stommey,
Mayville; Ellwood l.. Patterson, Wah-
peton; Charles A. L.oughin Jr, Grand
Forks; Lawrence e. Sinner Cassel-
ton; Leon N. Mochier, Mayville;
Matthew Fl. Lynch, Lidgerwood; Jas.
R. Murphy, Darlington; Cyril E. Mer-
gems, Paramount; Leigh J. Monson,
Fargo; John H. Gilbert, Fargo; Geo.
j. Krebs, Grafton; H. Giles, East
Grand Forks; Elmer L. Berg, Graf
ton; Norris S. Stoltze, Fargo; Mar
shall w. Pierce, Fargo; Neal H. TRACY,
Valley City; Levi L. Lamb, James
own; Chester "A. Eutler, Lisbon: Jack
D. Thompson, Fargo; Clarence Carl
son, Valley City; Sidney C. Host,
Leeds; James d. Stevenson, Grand
Forks; Lewis Thomas Orlady, James
town; Henry R. Murphy, Minot; Hugh
A. Colgan, Colgan; Fred P. Mann,
Devils Lake; Charles A. Norem, Rug
by; Alfred ]. Eartram, Jamestown;
Alan X. Bolton, Jamestown; Richard
C. Hutchinson, LaMoure; Arthur G.
Kotchian, Wimbledon; Melvin B. Nc
Guigan, North Fargo; Chester M.
Aim, IHankinson; James l.. Boucher,
Driscoll Monte Woods, Bottineau;
Harold F. Knopp, LaMOure.
- For National Army.
To be second lieutenants of infan-
try in national army: Ezra p. Wing,
sergeant, First North Dakota; Will
liam r. Maynard, Hamilton; D. Proc
tor Bates, Larimore; Fred A. Oliver,
Lisbon; Floyd F. Burchard, Grand
Forks; Manley A. Falconer, sergeant
Co. A, Bismarck.
To jamestown comes the honor OF
furnishing the only candidate given
a captains commission in the national
army This distinction came to Ar
thur l.. Knau. James e. Finfrock of
Fargo, we'll known Gate City news
paper man, and for many years in
the national guard service, is the on
ly North Dakotan to receive first
commission in the nation
al army.
Donald +. Hall of Fargo, commits:
stoned second lieutenant, is the states
sole representative in the cavalry sec
ton of the officers reserve corps, and
Lawrence w. Lewis of Highmore,
Croil Hunter of Fargo, and Harold
+. White of Portland, with the rank
of second lieutenant, the only North
Dakotans commissioned in the field
artillery section of the officers re-
serve corps.
In the quartermaster corps Of the
national army, Arthur j. Wagner of
Wahpeton, Samuel l.. Chesley of Far
go, Herbert KILLER, Cavalier; James
l.. Thiessen Of Co. F, Mandan;. Will
liam S. Holmes of Grand Forks, An
thony P. Braun, Co. A, Bismarck; Da-
vid l.. Friedman, Fargo; Chester r.
Fouts, Co. B, First regiment; Gordon
S. Bader, Whhpeton; George A.
!Rsache, Co. A, Bismarck; Harry
Stern, Wahpeton: Arthur r. Healey,
Bottineau; Curran G. Rourke, Lisbon,
and Frank T. Allen, Lisbon, are COM
second lieutenants.
To be second lieutenant, ordnance
national army: Ran
some e. Barnes, Grand Forks.
One at Fl. Riley.
Washington, Aug. 1S-Jeffrey M.
baldwin of Oberon, N. d., was among
the student officers at FIT. Riley, Kan,
commissioned today as second lieuten-
ants.