The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1918-02-14
ANOTHER CALL
IS ABOUT DUE
UNOFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
THAT 1T MAY BE FEB. 23rd.
Disposition Made of Those comino Be.
fore Examining Board-First
Quota Ready to Go

quota Heaoy TO 20
Glendale, Feb. Tt is unofficially
reported that the last increment of the
first draft call will be sent to camp
Feb. 23rd, and this date is probably
approximately correct, although the
local board has received no official
confirmation. And this date will find
Dickey county's quota ready to go, for
physical examinations are being made
regularly and smoothly. ten or twelve
men being examined on three days of
each week.
Forty-two men have already been
examined, and of this number only
three have been disqualified. .. Seven
have been certified for limited SER
vice, and the remainder are all ready
to leave on twenty-four hours notice.
Following is the list examined up until
last evening, and the boards dis
position of each case.
Lester L. Lee, Glendale. disqualified.
u.
David Oster. Glendale. limited.
Leo James Hanson, Glendale, limited
Theodore Silzle, Forbes, limited.
Henry A. Nelson, Oakes, qualified.
Marion S. Kitchens. Fullerton. limited
Arthur G. Strutz, Ellendale. qualified
Emil F. Erickson, Cresbard, S. D., quail
ified
Ernest G.. Wood. Forbes, limited.
Fred Arthur Whitfield, Glover, quail
flied.
Lloyd f. Alexanderson, Fullerton,
qualified.
Peter M. Schweich, Merricourt, auali-
fed.
Frank c Hammond. Oakes. qualified.
Addison H. Denning, Oakes, qualified.
James V. Miles, Glendale, qualified.
John Schneck. Glendale, qualified.
H. Otto Schmidt. Forbes, limited.
Olaf ]. Larson, Ludden, qualified.
John Fertig, Elliott. qualified.
George s. Cook; Oakes. qualified.
Walter ]. Nolan, Oakes, qualified.
Albert w. Schiebe1, Glendale, quail
fed.
Ole Christian johnson, Cakes, quail
fed.
George Lund, Oakes, qualified.
Frederick Low, Hankinson. qualified.
Ferdinand Perlenfein, Fullerton, quail
flied.
Arthur West. Ludden, qualified.
Richard Weist. Ludden, disqualified.
Christian Quellman. Oakes, qualified.
Joseph F. Honsickle, Oakes, qualified.
Robert, v. Cannon, Oakes. qualified.
Robert G. Walker, Glendale, qualified.
Theodore Ulmer, Monango, qualified.
Bernard O. Bergstrom, Glover, Quali-
fled.
Edwin Schulz. Kuhn. qualified.
Alofs H. Polipnick. Oakes. qualified.
Roy H. Erickson, Guelph, qualified.
Walter l.. Saunders Glendale, quail
fed.
Ray GALLON. Oakes, qualified.
Herbert r. Fleming. Monango, dis
qualified.
A partial list of delinquents, or men
who have failed to return their ques-
tionnaires, was published. This list
was of considerable value as Chief
Clerk Wallis received number of
telephone calls during the week, CIV
ing definite information why these
men had not returned their question
naires. The following list is also de-
linquent in this respect. but many
cases, too. will be satisfactorily ex-
planned. and it is thought that there
will be but few really delinquent men
after the list is finally gone over.
These men are also delinquent:
Louis Bond Oakes
Albert Zdiodoski, Oakes.
Sur l.. earle, Guelph.
Charles c. Fritz. Glendale.
Charlie Anderson, Oakes.
Otto Peterson ,Oakes.
Erick Person, Ludden.
Gabriel A. Lucas, Oakes.
Joseph Bundi, Monango
Florian A. Stern, 2931 Trent, Spokane,
Washington.
August f. Bjork. Merricourt.
Nels A. Larson. Oakes.
Carl o. X. Bjortomt. Oakes.
Roman Flock, Monango.
John C. johnson, Oakes.
Henry Patkovich, 719 X. X. Ave-, Mil
waukee, Wis.
John L. Pager, Wadena. Minnesota.
Harry w. Dulaney. Oakes.
Isadore Lafortjne. Guelph.
Lawrence d. Gustafson, Oakes.
Arthur S. Peterson. Glendale.
Alex Ursheto, Guelph.