Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-05-25
SIXTY LEAVE FOR CAMP
GRANT THIS MORNING.
Young Men Called for Army Service
viii Be Sent to Camp Grant at s
O'clock This Morning.

morning sixty Iron county selects
will board the Chicago & North
western train to begin their journey
to Camp Grant, Rockford, Ill.
there to receive training which will
fit them to bear arms in the great
cause. Extra coaches will be pro-
vided for the boys and besides those
from Hurley contingent from
Ashland will also go to Camp Grant
and no doubt more will be picked
up at towns south along the North
western.
Farewell exercises for the boys
were given at the Lincoln school
last night and their going-away
this morning will be attended by
the usual demonstration rendered
the departure of soldiers-to- be.
With the contingent which leaves
this morning Iron county will have
furnished 167 men since the draft
began In addition there have been
inductions and enlistments of reg
istered men which it is estimated
would bring the total up to 200
| his number does not mean to in
Clu1s men from this county who
enlisted previous to registration
day last June 5 nor those not of
draft age who have entered the ser
vice. There are now about 40 reg
iStrants left in Glass l subject to
call and this number will be in
creased by about 40 next June S
when young men who have become
of age since the last registration
day will have to register. How
ever, there may be some of the new
registrants who will have to be put
in a deferred class on account cf
physical disability and for other
reasons.
Following are the names of those
who have been ordered to camp to-
gether with the list of alternates:
Order No. Name and address
4 628 Adolph Consie, Hurley
633 Otto Peterson, Montreal
$40 Munzio Santini, Hurley
CAS- Arvidino Galleotti, Hurley
/ 653 John E. Maxi, Montreal
! 663 George Calkins, Vinegar, Wis
GIL Conrad o. Peterson, Gurney
676 Roy Pierson, Hurley
684 Stanley Piekowski, Park Falls, Wis.
685 Tito Galleotti, Hurley
/ 688 James M. Summers, Hurley
69l Gust Erickson. Hurley
/ 693 Herman Carlson, Minneapolis MINI.
695 John M. Schmagner, Hurley
/ 706 John Jacob, Pence
/ 707 Homer E. Foley, Thomaston, Mich
/ 7l0 Tom Roy. So. Superior, Wis.
/ 7l6 Mike Rodman, Vinegar, Wis
III Andrew Carlson, Minneapolis, MINI.
! 720 Roger Betti, Hurley
722 Luigi Chialant Montreal
i 724 Battista Negro, Hurley
/ 1872 William J. Innis, Cedar
740 Andrew Kalliomaa, VanBuskirk
! 747 John Oiminetti, Wakefield, Mich.
748 William p. Hunt, Hurley
+ TAG Otto Heiden, Hurley
$50 Steve Hasaka, Saxon
754 John Tarro, Bingham Canyon, Utah.
$50 Charles Mortenson, Gle
767 Otto Morstead, Montreal
769 Ed Cerzowski, Hurley
78l John Vale, Gle
78: Johnnie Bolstad, Saxon
1876 Arthur Emunson, Hurley
$40 Abraham Niemi, Painsdale, Mich.
8l9 Arvid Lake, Montreal
824 Anton Druktein, Odanah, Wis.
829 Percy f. Thomas Hurley
800 Dominic Friolo, Hurley
837 George Rubatt, Hurley
839 Jas. J. 7. Justice, Minneapolis. MINI
843 Lester Linquist, Hurley
846 Thomas Trione, Iron Belt
848 Julius Laajala, Iron Belt
846 Ramano Aho, Corona, MINI
1863 John Blise, Iron Belt
1868 Joseph d. O'BertO, Hurley
873 Joseph Accorsi, Hurley
877 Attillio Bendotti, SubIet, Wyoming
878 Edward Swanberg Mingo Jet, Ohio
882 John PasqualucCo Montreal
$50 Tom Linnon, Marshall Minn
897 Attillio Normal, Hurley
1898 Vincenzo Baruzzi Hurley
902 Louis Beaiord, Watson, w. Va
9l4 Robert Lepsck, Hurley
GIT Syetka Ivanof, Minneapolis, Minn
920 Edward Calkins, Vinegar
924 Joseph Flandrena, Hurley
ALTERNATRS
927 Frank Bennett. Odanah
$50 Leo Brennan, Hurley
932 John w. Olson, Iron Belt
935 John Pizali, Springfield, Iowa
937 William Fleck. Milwaukee
942 Joe Donetti, Hurley
949 John Oliver, Pence
957 Florian Jelinski, Hurley
96l Richard c. Coey, Hurley
963 Leo Cominskl, Hurley
Care Of Flutes.
Flutes sometimes suffer FROM any
abrupt change 1n the weather. and
shOuid therefore he kent in charnoia