The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-30
90 MORE COUNTY
SELECTIVES TO
ENTER ARMY. In
next FIVE DAYS
Movement OF Draft Troops
VIII Be Resumed Sat
urday. Morning
57 FTGHTING MEN
GOING TO GRANT
Limited Service Men For
Iowa And Illinois Can
tonments Also Called
81 FIGHTING MEN
GOING TO GRANT

With rs men from Cass county
igone into the National army al
ready this week, 80 more will so into
Ethe service between Saturday and
"Wednesday, next, inclusive, lists of
the men who will go into the SER
vice under four calls being announ-
iced today by the Cass local draft
board. A fifth call that will be
Fsupplied Wednesday cannot be made
fup until after the movement of the
tflrst group of limited service men.
Cass county is affected by the fol-
flowing calls:
Mine limited service men to
Camp Dodge, TO report Saturday,
August 81, at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
Six men for the vocational
training school at Grand Forks,
to report Sunday, Sept. I, at 10
o'clock In the morning.
One eoIored man to Camp
Lewis, American Lake, Wash.y
Co report Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Seventeen limited service men
TO Camp Grant, Rockford, ILL.,,
TO report at 10 o'clock in the
morning, Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Fifty-seven men for general
military service to Camp Grant,
III, TO report at 10 O'clock In the
morning, Wednesday, Sept. 4.
limitad Men TO camp DODGE.
The ordinaI orders for the nine
Omitted service men going to Camp
Dodge provided that they should re-
port on Thursday OF this week, but
the order was changed SO as to re-
quire them to report at 10 o'clock
Saturday.
The men under the Saturday call
will leave Fargo on Saturday even
ling as follows:
Martin W. Read, Buffalo.
Henry W. Schreiber, Mapleton.
Godeon Cossette, HicksQn.
John U. Pavlik, Buffalo
Erick "A. Wickman, 1922, Eighth
aenue south, Fargo.
Melville n. Hodges, S1S, Eighth
avenue south, Fargo.
A. l. Sundt st. Paul, MINI.
Verne e. Honeyman, Casselton.
Joseph M. Sannes, Of Minneapolis,
a Cass registrant, has been trans
fered to a Minneapolis board.
Alternates are Fred Potter, Hal
stad, Mimi: Abraham L. Bartels,
Sheldon; Thomas Bolum, 507 N. p.
avenue, Fargo, and Henry L. French,
1103 Front street, Fargo.
six to University.
SIX men will go to Grand Forks
next Sunday afternoon or evening, to
enter the school OF mines vocational
training school They report at 10
o'clock Sunday morning at the
courthouse, the men affected by the
call, all volunteers, follows:
William G.. Brewer, 500 Eleventh
street south, Fargo.
Marion 3. Coykendall, Perley,
Minn.
Nelson M. Chamberlain, Harwood.
Dean Herbert FIemmer, Grandin.
Gerald q. Weissert 729, Fourth
street north, Fargo.
Floyd A. Fuller, Pillsbury.
Under the call for all colored men
of class in the state, Cass county
win send but one man, George Ly-
ons of Fargo, who goes on Tuesday
to Camp Lewis, American Lake,
Wash.
On the same day, James l.. Smith |
OF Devils Lake will be sent to Camp
Lewis, being transferred from Ram
sey county. He was under the re-
cent call that took 1000 men to
Camp Lewis for general military |
service.
Camp Grant Call.
Under the call for 81 fighting men
to go to Camp Grant, Rockford. III,
on September f. the following list
of men has been called by the Cass |