Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-09-13
WITH THE BOYS IN
THE SERVICE

WITH THE BOYS IN
THE SERVICE
Sergeant COnOva Tonlelty has arriv-
ed safely overseas. He is in the SStl,
division, field artillery.
Sampson Roberts is now corpora
serving in France according to a late
communication from him.
Wilfred Trebby, who is conductor on
the first American railway in France,
states in recent letter to- his mother,
Mrs Mary Trebby, that he has recently
been made a sergeant.
In a recent letter to relatives, Earl
Wetzel writes that he has recently
been promoted to the rank of sergeant
He is in. the medical corps stationed
at Camp Devens, Mass.
Albert Schwanke has arrived over
seas according to recent communica-
tion received by his father.
Peter Grzeca has arrived in England
and is presumably on his way to
France
Stuart Sims and David Belts have
arrived safely over seas according to
word received by relatives.
Richard Meyers, with the marines in
France, in a recent letter to relatives
states that he is now able to leave his
bed, although he has to guide himself
with crutches. He was wounded in
the early part of June. He also says
that he has not received any mail
since going to France in March. How
ard Ferrel of this city, who is with
Meyers, has also not received any
mail.
The name of Albert J. Alnyshefslky
Of this city appears in the casualty list
of the Minneapolis Journal Of Tues
day morning as being missing in ac-
tion. He went across last October.
Sergeant Warren Lallin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Lal1in of this city, has
been transferred from Camp Cody,
N. NJ, to Camp Dix, N. j. He,
as many other Of the boys from Little
Falls who are in the service, says that
the Red Cross entertained them all
along the route.
Ernest G. Wold, son of Theodore
Wold, number of years ago a resident
of this city, and at present governor of
the Ninth District Reserve bank, was
killed AUGUST l on the French 'front.'
German shell while flying.
Corporal Harold Simmons it is learn
ed has been promoted to Sergeant and
has been transferred from Camp Cody,
n. NJ, to Camp Dix, N. j.
Pvt Andrew Miller, who is in the
Military police at Camp Pike, Ark,
nas been promoted to the rank of cor
poral.
William Putnam of this city, who
s in the service stationed at Fort
Omaha, Neb., in recent letter to his
parents, states that he has been pro-
noted to a corporal and that he ex-
poets to be a sergeant soon.
Louis F. X. Duclos, according to
recent letter to his father in this city,
states that he has been made a SER
yeant. He is stationed at Camp Logan,
Tex, and is in base hospital unit.
J. e. Faust of Pierz, Morrison
county draftee, has arrived safely over
seas.
Archie Fournier, julius Michaels and
Clinton Curtiss have arrived safely
over seas.
William Blake, in recent commune
cation, states that he expects to be sent
20 France soon. He is stationed at
Camp Dodge.
It has been learned that Howard
Clark, who is attending ensign school
It New York. was married recently to
/ young lady from Pittsburg, Pa. The
ceremony took place at Pittsburg. No
were given.
Fay Logan of Royalton, who has been
n the service for over year and who !,
s now in France, is reported to be
wounded although not seriously. His
ather, F. B. Logan, of Royalton. re-
:eived the wire last Saturday.
Albert G. Harlander, Of Green Prai-
lie, who for the past four months has
attended the radio school at Harvard
has been transferred to the .
.viation section and is no stationed at
he U. s. naval aeronautic station at
Pensacola, Florida. i