The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-09-20
SOLDIER BOYS
ARE H0N0RED
RECEPTION GIVEN FOR DEPART.
ING MEN BY BOTTINEAU
CITIZENS.

CITIZENS.
| The second contingent of Bottineau
County's quota in the conscript army,
which left here for the Fort Dodge
training camp Wednesday morning,
was given nice reception in the Mas
onic hall Tuesday evening by the citi-
zens of Bottineau.
Hon. V. B. Noble was the only
speaker of the evening, he conining
himself to brief, but impressive, talk
to the boys who were to leave in the
morning to take up the defense of
their country. He pointed to the priv
ilege of being able to serve their
country in such a crisis as the pres
ent and assured the boys that the
folks at home would never for one
moment lose sight of the great SER
vice that they are doing for their
country. ...". E.. -.
| Splendid vocal solos were rendered
by Mrs. C. r. Gleason and Mrs. Geo.
B. McMillen. The Bottineau Male
Quartette also rendered several ap-
propriate selections, while the Botti-
neau Orchestra, conducted by Prof.
Anderson, interspersed with several
numbers.
Following the program the guests
and their friends enjoyed dancing for
a short time, after which light refresh
ments were served.
In the morning the soldier boys
were escorted from the court house
square by the Bottineau band and a
large number Of citizens. The children
Of the public schools, under the direc-
tion Of the teachers, lent impressive
ness to the occasion by lining up in
military formation on the uptown
streets, the parade passing between
two rows of Young America, waving
flags and cheering the departing boys.
A large number of friends and rela-
tives of the soldier boys came in for
the occasion and the streets were
crowded with people when the train
pulled into the station. Fully thous-
and people were at the depot to bid
the boys goodby, God-speed and safe
return.
Many eyes were dimmed and few
attempted to conceal their emotions
when the train slowly pulled out Of
the station, conveying the loved ones
to the training camp.
Following is a complete list of those
who entrained here:
Henry G.. Hahn, Gardena.
Carl Carlson, Antler.
Herman A. Holdaas, Bottineau.
Geo. M. Carlson, Bottineau.
William A. Schillinger, Russell.
George M. Hanson, Willow City.
Louis Hahn, Bottineau.
Fred G. Baker, Lansford.
William Coliton, Westhope.
Grover L. Dipple, Mohall.
| Kenneth Kennedy, Bottineau.
Asa C. Brainerd, Souris.
Harry E. Thompson, Landa.
Lewis J. Mills, Mohall.
| Alfred Gunderson, Bottineau.
John Brandt, Kramer.
Emil T. Thulen, Annadale, MINI.
Theo. Engebretson, Westhope.
Ben Rockvoy, Willow City.
Lewis Koidal, Mohall.
Edwin Engebretson, Westhope.
Fred I. McGarry, Willow City.
Oscar Brown, Russell.
Lawrence R. Padden, Calvin.
Clarence Amondson, Mohall.
Herman G. Newbauer, Bottineau.
George G. Redman, Kramer.
Stanley Crews, Bottineau.
Gustav T. Momb, Dunseith.
Edwin Wigby, Bottineau.
Archie L. Trotter, Maxbass.
Alvin ]. Farden, Maxbass.
Nelson D. Tetrault, Bottineau.
Ira B. Armstrong, BOttineau.
Oscar Austad, Lansford.
Hilbert M. Larson, Bottineau.
Clarence O. Pilgrim, Mohall.
John A. Holmstrom, Bottineau.
Clifford H. Cram, Maxbass.
Melvin Ostby, Willow City.
Harry w. Prentice, Antler.
Floyd r. Scidmore, Grafton.
William j. Mortenson, Gardena.
Henry F. Solper, Souris.
C. A. Schwanke, Willow City.
Rudolph Zurcher, Deep.
Alfred J. Dion, Dunseith.
Arthur Kyle, Westhope.
Melville N. Cook, Willow City.
Matthias Guttu, Souris.
Ole o. Hauge, Westhope.
Herman ]. Bullinger, Kramer.
Oscar E. Johnson, Willow City.
Peder johnson, Newburg.
A. A. Marsonette, r. L. Falls, MINI.
ALT. M. Hovind, Bottineau.
Edmund Patterson, Souris.
Joseph E. Trudell, Russell.
Warren r. Crews, Bottineau.
Roy G. Railing, Lansford.
Carl n. Noun, Landa.
!. Albert B. Dravland, Carbury.
ALI p. Ness, Roth.
STORAGE PLANT AT FORKS
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