The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-19
RECRUITS BEGIN
TRAINING WORK
AT COLLEGE; 259
IN SECOND CAMP
Equipment Not All Arriv-
ed-New Soldiers Are
Being Drilled

Two hundred and flfty-nine men
have reported for the intensive
training course at the agricultural
college. They come from all parts
Of the state, and many vocations are
represented, farmers being in the
| lead.
While the equipment is not COM
plete, the uniforms not yet having
arrived, drilling is already in prog
| ress, and the men are making splen-
did Roadway.
Three army trucks arrived re-
| Gently, and are attracting much at
tention. These trucks are equip
ped with the famous Liberty
motors" the first to be used in
North Dakota The trucks are cap
able Of carrying three tons, and the
truck, when loaded to its capacity,
weighs 1880 pounds.
beginning today, the entrance to
the A. c. grounds will be closed at
p. m. and guarded, and on civil
ians will be allowed to enter with
out special permit from headquar-
ters," announced Captain Allan T.
Newman today. THE men are busy
drilling during the day and have
no time to entertain visitors, and CT
villains are respectfully requested to
keep away from the camp"
The Men Enrolled.
|. Julius B. Abrahamson, Sargent; Roy
E. Allen, Cass; Alloysius A. Alters,
Mclean; William H. Alters, Mountrail;
Henry j. Anderson, Mountrail; Ener o.
Anderson, LaMoure; Steve W. Arman,
Wells; Clifford F. Ash, Ward; BurI H.
Asher, Stark; Edward C. Austad, Ran
som; Arvid Backlund, Ward; Bennie
S. Bakken, Richland; Richard T. Ball,
NJ Penn
bina; Otto c. Barta. Sargent; Robert
B. Bassett. Cass; Willie Beaver, Ro-
lette; Carl g. Bentley, Grand Forks;
Olaf s. Berg, Williams; George 2.
Berquist, Bowman; Laurence +.
Bjorgo, Grand Forks; Harold N.
Bjornstad, Dickey; Leonard NJ. Bjorn-
stad, LaMourei George F. Blank, Nor
ton; Beryl E. ,Blount, Towner; Charles
Barnes; Franklin S. Boom, Barnes,
Ulrick E. Bothum, Divide; Edward F.
Bouray, Ramsey; Knute Brattvet, Ad-
Alfred L. Brunei, Rolette; Lloyd 6.
BuchholB, Cass; Budd Burt, Cass; Al
fred Byre, Mountrail; Bernard P.
By[ne R9Iette Joseph A GaroE, B9%
NJ. Carvell, Mclean; Robert H. Cham
bers, Ward; Everette ]. Cheatley, Cav
alier; John H. Childers, Burke; Sher-
man Q. Christers9n. Dunn; Conrad
opherson, Bottineau; Lyle A.. Cling
man, Burke; Robin r. Colwell, Dick
ey; Thomas L. Connors, McHenry;
Walter j. Cummings, Foster; John A.
Dethloff, Wells; John A. Durkee,
MountraIl; Roscoe Eastman Grant;
Arthur H. Ebentire, C9ss; ArGhie n:
Peter o. Eklund, Divide; Albert o.
EIlingson, Mclean; George Enberg,
Sargent; Albin N. Erickson, Noun
trail; Arthur S. Erickson, Trail;
Henry o. Erickson, Barnesi Edmund
w. Farris, Golden Valley; John Far
Grand Forks; John Fevold, Rolettee;
Flanery, Mckenzie; Robert B. Fos-
burgh, Ramsey; Lyle R. Fox, Bur
leigh; Borge Fraftord, Mercer John
O.. Frankson, slopei Emil Q. FTeder-
ickson, Nelsoni Milton 2. Gallup,
Albert G. Gretter, Cass; Henry Grind
helm, Wells, Nicholas J. Gully, Rich
land; Michael w. Haas, Richland;
Peter J. Haas, Richland; Bernt c. Ha-
gen, Eddy; Hjalmar o. Hagen, Foster;
John b. H II oran, Cavalier;
X Xs60RP Hamme H@l9 cass; SeSl aTeRoo
Hanson; william L. Hanson,
Grand Forks; Leo D. Harris. Dunn;
Lewis S. Hatlestad, Ward; Helmar c.
Hauge, Ransom; Ingvald ]. Haugen,
Grand Forks; Leonard Haugen, Town
err; Edwin r. Hillstrom, Kidder; Will
lard w. Holman, Mckenzie; Harley ].
Holta, Burleigh; Joseph G. Hottie,
Clarence A. Hovden, Cass; Thomas J.
Huesgen, Ramsey; Walter G. Huff,
McKenzie; John Huizenga, Ward Ben
H. Hultgren, Dunn; Elmo P. Husa,