Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-06-14
EIGHTY-NINE NEW MEN
REGISTER LAST WEEK
Will Be Classified Later.-Most of
Them to Go in Glass
One


ment regulations that all young men
of 21 should register for military
service. 1t was thought that from
60 to 70 would register in this coun-
ty, but the number exceeded the
estimate. In some counties of the
state there were not as many regis
trations as was expected.
According to instructions, these
men will be classified and placed at
the bottom of the present list. They
will be sent questionnaires upon or
der of the provost marshal general,
which will probably be the same as
sent the first selected men.
The local board was instructed to
give each new registrant a registra-
tion number, beginning with num-
ber / and running consecutively to
SO. No serial numbers will be given,
but the order number will be deter
mined by the provost marshal gen.
eral at Washington at some future
date.
The following is the official list of
the men who registered last week
and their registration numbers:
Reg. NO. Name Address
Thomas Edward Dewane, Morris.
2-William Mumm, Hancock.
3-Arthur Uphoff, Donnelly.
4-Joseph Mau, Donnelly.
5-Philip Moser, Morris.
6-Arthur Newell Peterson, Hancock.
7-Nickie Christ Lux, Morris.
s8-Fred H. w. Baumgartner, Hancock
3-Clarence Bearl, Morris.
10-George Joseph Abel, Morris.
11-Walter Bernard Powers, Morris.
12-Joseph Vadner, Morris.
13-Arthur j. Laschanzky. Morris.
14-Philip w. Messner, Hancock.
Is 15-Walter Otto Blank Bloomer, Wis.
16-Harry Curtis McAlister, Chokio.
17-Silas Oneal Hanson, Morris Agri-
cultural School
18-Hartvig Cornelius Aanerud, Nor
riS.
19-Clarence Godfried Thorstad, Nor
ris Route 2.
2O-Matheas Theodore Ehlen, Nor
ris Route @.
21-Albert Ernst Laager, Morris.
22-William Joseph Loehr, Chokio.
aaS-Edward Henry PAIL, Chokio. @s
24-Stephen John Gutter, Morris.
25-Richard Vansant Harris, Morris.
26-Henry Charles Kaley, Chokio.
27-Edwin Rasmussen, Morris, Rt. /.
2S-Frank Jake Englehart, Chokio.
29-Delavson H. Marshall Chokio.
3O-Fred Fl. Dickinson, Herman.
31-Matt j. Beissel, Donnelly.
32-John Edward Lentz Morris.
33-Henry Anton Diers, Chokio.
34-Carl Neitzel, Donnelly.
35-Henry Adam Huth, Morris.
26-Homar u T,inS1av Morris
37-Joseph p. Buckley Alberta.
3S-Fay Leroy Proudfoot, Morris.
39-George Henry Heick, Morris.
4O-Arie Verhey, Hancock.
41-Leo Wiese, Hancock.
42-Fredrick G. Grotjohn, Morris.
43-Emil Neitzel, Donne1ly
44-Emil Ernest Kussatz, Chokio.
45-Har1ey G. Pritchard, Donnelly.
46-Thomas Edward Kerwin. Norris.
47-Alvin Emil Koepke, Donnelly
4S-Joseph Alex Mogler, Morris.
49-Roy Ellsworth Heuer, Donnelly.
50-Clarence L. Swartz, Donnelly.
51-Henry Raymond Young, Morris.
52-Carl Reuben Young, Murdock.
53--Edward Pason Norton, Morris.
54-George Henry Swanson, Donnelly.
55-Wesley w. Ernst, Morris.
56-Wesley Walter Miller, Chokio.
57-William Harriet McNa1ly, Chokio,
5S-Martin /. Mumbleau, Morris.
7 59-Alfred Wengelin, Herman.
60-Harry v. Yarger, Morris.
Civilian Henry Herbster. Chokio
62-Harold Emil Hegg, Morris.
63-Martin e. Lang, Corre1l.
64-Clarence Wasieck, Chokio.
65-Winslow Bryan Quackenbush
Cholkio.
| 66-Frank Albert Torrey, Morris.
67-Gorgen Lawrits Raskum, Cyrus.
68-Ira Jay Wartman, Donnelly.
69-Nils Pedro Nilsson, Chokio.
70-Eugene Ernest Greenland, Morris