The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-12-07
County Managers Named
for Canvass Commenc-
ing December 16
WORK OF MERCY
WILL CONTINUE
Agency of Peace and Per
manent Human Service :
: Is Planned

North Dakota is organized for the
Red Cross Christmas roll call, ac-
cording to Harry Curran Wilbur
executive state secretary, who today
announced that county managers
had been appointed in the So coun-
ties of the state. and that work
would commence Monday morning
December 16, to continue until the
evening Of December 2S.
instructions for the conduct Of
the drive have been forwarded to
county managers and chairmen Of
chapters, branches and auxiliaries.
The full Red Cross organization of
the state will take part in the drive.
The drive is essentially a mem
Der drive, and 4 money except for
memberships will not be asked Mr..
Wilbur said today. Gas many mem
berships as possible will be sought
in every home. In homes where the
official Red Cross magazine Is not
being received, an effort will be made
to secure one So membership to en-
title that home to receive the mag
aZine."
Mercy WorktS.To Continue.
While the war Is virtually over.
the Red Cross will continue its work
as an organization of mercy. In a
statement to all Red Cross workers.
Henry p Dawson, New York, chalr-
man OF the war council Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross. says:
's"The work Of the Red Cross is
to go forward on a great scale,
not alone, as heretofore, for the
purposes Of relief in war, but
as an agency Of peace and per-
mansnt human service.
wherever our soldiers and sail
ors may be, the Red Cross will stay
with, them until they. are demobii-
ized. Nothing which we may do will
be left undone. either for the men
in the war. zone, for those return
ing or for their families at home to
whom will continue to be devoted the
ministrat1ons Of the Red Cross home
service.
The names Of county managers in
North Dakota follow:
Adams--F. NJ Jackson, Hettinger.
Barnes George A. McFarland, VAL
'e senson-Mrs. @ D. l. Butterwick, Min
Hes eBsiiriaings-aeorge z. Burgess. Me-
Bottineau-R. B. Smith, Bottineau.
Bowman-Bmil Scow, Bowman.
Burke-George II. Phelps, Bowbells.
Bnrleigh-H. H. Steele, Bismarck.
Cass-John S. Watson, Fargo.
Cavalier "A. Weed, Hannah.
Dickey- George E. Lane, Ellendale.
y Divides. G. Lanning, Crosby.
DUNN. A. Winter, Werner.
Eddy-T. G. KeIlington, New Rock
Emmons-scott Cameron. Linton.
Foster-Frank Atkinson, Caring
'ei Golden valley. P. Reeve, Beach. .
Grand Forks-H. B. Finch, Grand
Graz Granit-Herbert Hallenberg, Carson.
" Hattfnger-s. b. Madden, Mott.
Kfdder-B. G. Loughren, Steele.
LoganNo. F. Bryant, Napoleon.
McHenry-Rufus Tree, Towner.
McIntosh-Jacob Schrenck, Ashley.
Mckenzie - George F. shafer'
Schafer.
Mercer-Thorstein Hyland. Stanton.
Morton-Ed. Schulenberg1 Glen Ul-
Mountrail-B. w. Taylor, Stanley.
Nelson--J. P. Lamb, Michigan.
Oliver-Robert Dunn, Center.
Peubina-J. LasMoure, jr., Pembina.
Plerce-A. @. Burr, Rugby.
Ramsey-E q. Mann, Devils Lake.
Ransom-S. D. Adams, Lisbon.
Renville-D. Ray Gregg, sherwood.
Rfchland-Wa C. Probert, Wahpetop.
Rolette-R. c., Craige, Belcourt.
Sargent-I. w. Overton, Cogswell.
Sheridan-J. w. Hempel, Denhoff.
Sioux-Edw. S. Johnson, Solen.
Slope-A. B. Iandquist, Amidon.
Stark-T. F. Murtha, Dickinson.
steele-L e. Sell, Blabon.
Stutsman -J. A. Buchanan. Bu-
chanan.
Traill-C. S. Anderson, Hillsboro.
Walsh-W. j. Hoover, Grafton.
Ward-R. NJ. Graham, Minot.
Weils-Levard -Quarve, F'essenden.
Williams-Howard Lampman, Will
iiston.