The Redwood gazette., 1918-05-22
These leave
Next Monday
SEVENTY-TWO MEN TO GO TO
CAMP LEWIS, WASHING
TON, FOR TRAINING
FARMERS TO GO
BOARD ORDERED TO TAKE LOW
NUMBERS REGARDLESS OF
OCCUPATION

The local Exemption Board re-
ceived an order from headquarters
this morning to the effect that the
order exempting farmers has been
annulled, and an order dated May 16,
instructs the board to take all men
in Class One, consequently the farm
ers who have been exempted hereto
fore will be picked up. Jos. r.
Keefe, member of the board, says
this will make a lot of extra work
for the board.
The board has received an order
for ~ men, who will entrain at
North Redwood Monday, May 27,
and leave for Camp Lewis, Wash,
which is considered one of ohe finest
cantonements in the United States.
The following are the men called:
Oscar Fossum, Belview
William Bolger, Milroy.
Emil Louis Smith, Belview.
Willie John Dammann, Sanborn.
Gustav Frederick Reek, Delhi.
Raymond SHINING, Redwood Falls
Henry S. Baumann, Lamberton.
Gust De Sleer. Walnut Grove.
Carl Henry Davidson, Belview.
George Gewerth, Morton.
RODerC w. BangefCer.
William Craft, Jr., Walnut Grove.
VIM. R. O. Kiel, Redwood Falls.
Peder G.. Gamelgaard, Redwood
Falls.
Albert Jay Walters, Wabasso.
Victor Elmer Hanson, Morgan.
Hugo Victor Wagner, Seaforth.
Carl Alfred Larson, Belview.
Harry H. Green, Morgan.
William F. Johns, Redwood Falls.
David Park Smith, Wabasso.
Albert Nelson Mogen, Belview.
Edward Savoie, Faribault.
George Leopold, Sanborn.
Robert John Seikora, Clements.
Louis Haerens, Walnut Grove.
Bernard Johnson, Lucan.
Joseph George Mahal, Redwood
Falls.
Reinhard Frank Weber, Sanborn.
Otto G. Christensen, Wabasso.
Frank Steinle, Lamberton.
Joseph Hayden Trefry, Redwood
Falls.
Carl Herman VIM. Hensch, San
born.
Bert Benson, Lucan.
Joseph Michael Corcoran, Walnut
Grove.
OuollCo -. IsOoS, 1nOISdiI.
Paul E. Sweeney, Edgerton, Wis.
Jul o. Nicholson, Currie.
Arthur N. Falk, Vesta.
Louis B. Frederickson, Clements.
Paul Emil Lemke, Vesta.
John F. Dommer, Lamberton,
Otto Jensen, Morgan.
Arthur Herman Kletcher, Vesta.
Erick Loock, Wabasso.
Willis Yaeger, Lamberton.
Louis Winzenburger, Morgan.
Gustav Fred Schmidt, Walnut
Grove.
Emil S. Palmgren, Walnut Grove. !;
Carl Christian Peterson, Delhi.
Guy E. Olin, Lucan.
Charles Asa Robinson, Cotton
wood.
Louis Leo Timm, Sanborn.
VIM. Chas. A. Pape, Sanborn.
VIM. j. Schottenbauer, Clements.
A. R. Anderson, Redwood Falls.
John Joseph Goblirsch, Redwood
Falls.
Theodore Weltsch, Morton.
Otto Jacob Reitter, Morton.
Arthur Victor Richter, Clements.
Milon R. Turnwall, Delhi
Richard Parsons, Walnut Grove.
Simen Petersen, Walnut Grove
Christian Peterson, Milroy.
Fred F. Thrame, Sanborn.
Gilbert Anderson, Casper, Wyo.
Charley E. Pistulka, Seaforth.
Emil Gustave Geske, Redwood
Falls. q
Arthur Krammer, Walnut Grove.
Harold Hal Clark, Lamberton.
Frank Plaetz, Lucan.
Alternates
John B. Leach, Milroy, Minneapo-
lis general delivery.)
Ernie E. Griese, Lamberton.
Frank Hendricks, jamestown, N.
Arthur Christensen, Lucan.
Anthony Victor Grass, Morton.
Ernest Y. Nichols, Spring Valley.
Cell Vereven, Walnut Grove.
Louis E. Christensen, Wabasso.
Anton Holber Larson, Sanborn.
Henry Frederick Geske, Redwood
Falls.
Circular B-SO, which contained the
order not to take any farmers in
Class 1, has been annulled now that
the heavy work of the spring plant
ing is finished, and the most recent
order states that the board shall
send all the low numbers in this
next contingent, regardless of occu-
patton 1t is intimated that the
men may be furloughed to help with
the harvesting if this measure is
found necessary
The men who leave Redwood Falls
next Monday will go to St. Paul
where they will have dinner and re-
main until 1890 Monday evening,
leaving then over the Northern Pa
cifc road for American Lake. Wash
ington, where they will arrive at
noon Thursday, May 80. This will
give the boys one Of the most scenic
and beautiful trips in the United
States. All meals will be served on
the diner.