The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-28
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+ Melvin E. aearl, % Fifth street
north, Moorhead. ESQ.,.
Clarence P. Qualey, AIT Eleventh
street south, Moorhead.
George H. Mcdonald, county jail
Moorhead. .-z H..
Carl Hanson, Georgetown.
Theo. G. Kittelson, 615 Eighth
street south, Moorhead.
Oscar. G. Nokken, Moorhead.
Lenus s. Myller, 203 Tenth street
| south, Moorhead.
Theo. q. Iverson, Baker.
Oscar E. Akesson, Grandin, N. D.
Burton R. Hansen, Fourth street
south, Moorhead.,
George P. Hanson, Rollag.
Fred Iiechty, Little Fork.
Joseph A. Opsahl, Ulen.
Ernest Clemens, FELTON,.
Eddie Moen, Ulen.
Clark S. Miller, "a Fourth street
south, Moorhead.
Randel I. Nelson, Comstock.
Andrew Soreide, Concordia college,
Moorhead. '''.''~
Leonard F. Johnk, sabin. -
Carl E. Gustafson, .Hawley, RI 4.
Simon P. Zenk, 16 Fourth street
north, Moorhead.
Basil r. Kolosky, 401 Fourth street
south, Moorhead.
Carl 2. Olson, Hawley, R. 3.
Melvin B. Wentzell. Stanley, N. D.
Herman Hanson, Rollag, r.
Carl Carey, Dilworth.
J. A. Bergeson, Hawley.
John F. Hoppe, Sabin. s
Franklin J. Bliason. 1928 Eighth
avenue north, Moorhead.
Henry N. Olson, Hawley.
John, Wheeler, Hawley.
Henry Flatten. Hawley.
Carl J. Gilbertson, Evansville.
Fred Ellingson, 504 Fifth street
south, Moorhead.
Carl E. Fuchs, .Glyndon.
Fred Seydel, Lake Park.
Hiding G.. Johnson, 100 Third
south, Moorhead.
Amos A. Johnson, 116 Second street
south, Moorhead.
Burchard Wright, Fargo, N. D.
James Ford, Grandin, N. D.
Edville Nelson, Twin Valley.
Rudolph L. Nelson, FELTON,, r. /. ..
Edward Cooley. Argusville, N. D.
Albert Burud, Ulen, R. 3.
David RI FHinnell, Absaraka, n. D.
Jens Ingebritson. FELTON,, r. l..
Nels B. Anderson, HaWley.
Algot E. Sandman, Hebron, N. D.
William e. Dickelman, Baker.
Theo. Myran, Hawley.
Carl J. jacobson, Hawley r. 4.
John M. Lightbody, Glyndon.
Charley Whaley, HaWley.
Frank M. Dart, 504 Tenth street
south, Moorhead.
Geo. W. BridwelI, 800 Eighth aven-
ne north, Moorhead.
Carl o. Grefsrud, Rollag.
Gilman Hendrickson, Ulen.
Theodore, Hawley.
Henry Herman, Moorhead, r. 1.
Rudolph w. Johnk, Moorhead.
Ole Wehus, FELTON,.
Carl w. Walker, Moorhead.
Charles Baker, GAINESVILLE.
Lewis Anderson, Rollag.
Clifford A. Game. Glyndon.
Carl r. Nelson, Rollag.
Sylvester D. P1ummer, GAINESVILLE.
Ed. Max e. Erickson, Hawley, RI 2.
Lawrence H. Alrick, Georgetown.
Joseph E. Schrankel, 1104 First
avenue south, Moorhead.
Olaf A. Walstrom, Hitterdal.
Harry b. Guam, Glyndon, r. 2.
Herman ]. BARTLETT, Georgetown.
Robert Wambach, international
Falls.
Fred Jansen, Missoula, Mont.
Gilbert Blegen, Grygla.
Joseph J. Blegen, Georgetown.
Seghart Anderson, Moorhead
Blva L. Pfeifer, Glyndon, r. 2.
Herbert @. Carlson, HaWley.
Dominica A. Zito, Dilworth.
Nordal B. Myhre, Rollag.
John Egge, GAINESVILLE.
Ben OVERLY, Georgetown.
Ernest J. Lamb, GAINESVILLE.
Ludwig Strand, Thief River Falls.
Oscar B. Bergland, Hawley, r. 8.
John L. Arnold, Hawley.
Owen D. Scott, Brookston, Ind.
Ralph K! Torson, 214 Sixth street
south, Moorhead.
Guy L. Miller, sos, Sixth street
SOUTH Moorhead
James Ranger, Sabin.
Erick w. Parson, 21S Eleventh
street south, Moorhead.
David e. Ecklund, Pennock.
Carl M. Krogh, HaWley.
George w. Lechleiter, Fargo, ii. 2.
Olaf III. Tatley, EIawley.
Alfelt e. Erickson, Moorhead
Alvin q. Hauge, Moorhead r. l.
John Al. Fureby, GAINESVILLE.
GIUSEPPE Agostine, Dilworth,
Earl Noftsger. Glyndon.
Lars F. JGnBSn, E1aWlegi 10. i.
Olander J. Vented, Oil Fourth
avenue south, Moorhead.
Henry e, Stempf, Glyndon
Gunnon g. johnson, Ioorhead.
Melvin E. Beck. 422 Sixth street
south, Moorhead
The Outside Men.
The men from elsewhere who left
with the Clay county men are:
Emory Ct. Olson, Austin.
Carol A. Swanson, Libby, Mont.
Kenneth Al. Cranston, Minneapolis.
Gottlieb Leonhart Havre, Mont.
Walter w. Drake, Havre, Mont.
John Strand, Webster, s.. ID.
Arthur O.. Kuhn, Dickinson, NJ. ID.
John Monlbrae. Buffalo. NJ, ".
Peder Norby. Bagley.
Alex Anderson OF Hibbins was the
only man who failed to appear.
a surprise Is In store for each Of
the men who left this morning ais the
First National bank gave lie "Smil-
age books to George al. Mcdonald
to be distributed to them before they
reach Camp Grant.