Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-13
LARGE DRAFT QUOTA
CALLED TO C0LORS
SEVENTY SIX MEN TO ENTRAIN
HERE JUNE 25 FOR CAMP
DODGE

The largest draft quota to, leave
Williams county will entrain here
June 25 for Camp Dodge. The men
are to assemble here on the Oath. A
number of Williston boys are in this
draft but most of the men are from
other parts of the country. Il. J..
Kassis and Shaker Shikany left this
week for Casper, Wyo., for a short
visit until the time of their departure.
The following names are those select
ed for this draft:
Nels Geoson, Tioga; Morton W.
Austin, Grinnell, WASH; Richard
Lewis Phillips, Wheelock; Carl J.
Swanson, Hanks; Floyd Clifford Mel
son, Lisbon; John C. Oien, Bonetrail;
Fred w. Schultz, Ray; Shaker A. Shi-
kany, Williston; Rudolph Courville,
Tioga; George Duis, Wildrose; Henry
Dolman, Grenora; Axel Bonst,om,
Minneapolis; Estem Sulseski, Willis
ton; James B. Matthews, Ray: Gus
tave William Everson, Williston;
Oliver E. Stordalen, Alamo; Carl H.
Anderson, Williston; Swan Larson,
Duluth; Major Vance, Buford; Carl
Larson, Osakis, Minn.; Edwin Onstad,
Wildrose; Nekilai Leon, Bonetrail;
Ollie Knutson, Tioga; William DON
aid Edgar, Williston; Lawrence A.
Wiltse, Underwood; Joseph Munger,
Williston; Fernando j. Olson, Alamo;
Edward Thomas Stanley, Williston;
Peter Tjon, Bonetrail; Adolph Noble
Sebelius, Hamlet; Harry J. F. Hodges,
Alamo; Ira D. Hanna, Williston; Jo-
seph N. Dauer, Wheelock; George S.
Anderson, Minneapolis; Matthias A.
Hofflund; Canstatien NAL
furia, Detroit, Mont; John Ephrim
Bernquist, Wheelock; George San
ford Gressley, Buford; Arthur M.
Young, Marmon; Rangvald Aardal,
Tioga; Sigurd Monson, Glasgow;
Naaman Nelson, Cottage Grove, Wis.,;
Eli j. Kassis, Williston; Alfred M.
Brunes, Williston; Almar c. Braaten,
Temple; Henry John Hugelen, Gre
nora; Thomas johnson, Williston:
Arthur George, Lawrence, Mass;
John Earle McNary, Buford; George
Woodard, Sullivan, Ind; Benjamin
W. Wilkinson, Trenton; John Martin
[Iagenson, Berthold; John C. Snyder,
Lars Hovden, Rugby; Mag
1or Hanson, Grenora; Alfred Hogbart
Rustad, Zahl; Peter Hanson Reiten,
Hellef Volden, Wild
'ose; Roy Scheive, Wilistoh; Henry
Alfred Johnson, Williston; Cyrille l..
Granger, Williston; John Rudolph
Johnson, Williston; James Scott, Chi
ago; Melvin Evenson, Wildrose;
2eider Koen, Alamo; Carl Adolph
Noe, Tioga; Josef Anderson, Nora;
Carsten Sigurd Eckman, Grenora;
George Mcclellan, St. Paul; Michael
rhoring, Alamo; Mons Olsen Elm
tad, Bonetrail; Archie Wabschall,
Albert w. Tomhave, Spring
Brook; Guy Truman, Bismarck; James
Williston; J. Mark Fal
'ey, Champaign, III.
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WAS IN BATTLE OF SOMME AND
why RIDGE. WAS WOUNDED
TWO TIMES
Sgt. Chas. Forbes, 18th Canadian
Canadian Expeditionary
Force, a commissioned officer who
vent to France in October, 1916 and
Jaw much service, including the Dat
lie of Somme and the battle of Vimy
Ridge, will make several talks in Will
Jams county this month. He was
;wice invalided back to Canada hav-
ng been so badly disabled that he
vas no longer fit for active service.
He will speak at the flllowing places
Turing his stay in Williston county:
Fran Farmers Club, five miles west
If Bonetraill at two P. NJ, June Il;
rruax Red Cross picnic one Z. NJ,
June 22nd, and at the Alfred Hen
Erickson farm, 23-158-99, 9 miles
south of Alamo, at P. NJ, June u.
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Mr.. Frank Davis received letter
his morning from Minneapolis stat
ng his neice, Francis Bloom who has
oeen receiving treatment there since
oeing run over by SLED last winter
5 improving after a serious illness
'ew weeks ago.
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Miss Agnes Erickson of Marmon |
listed friends in Williston Friday.