The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-07-04

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far officials are undecided wheth-
er the work is that of unscru-
plous persons posing as agents
or of others who consider them
selves empowered to solicit this
insurance.
Do Not Follow Your Soldier to-
Des Moines.
Do not follow your soldier to
Des Moines. Red Cross author
tiles ask that families of men
stationed at Camp Dodge do not
attempt to come to the city to
get work. Practically all avail
able position for women are al
ready filled. 1t is also a pro-
blem to find homes for them dur
ing their stay in the city.
TuberculOr Soldiers Will Be
Left Behind.
Strict measures to prevent
possibility Of any officer or en-
listed man at Camp Dodge being
sent to France while showing
any indicates of tuberculosis are
being taken. A board of medical
officers, specialists in this dis
ease, has been appointed and a
schedule by which every officer
in the division is to present him
self in the division by this board
has been published in division
orders.
The following men have been
assigned to the division school
for cooks and bakers at Camp
Dodge for a course of training:
Jesse E. Tate, Earl A. Ellis, R.
e. Brown, Allison Henson, P. G.
Williams, William 0. Ash, Geo.
R. Kinney, Florence r. Meyer,
Henry hammers, Clarence A.
Loon and William Gunderson.
Privates' Passer M. Furra and
Henry J. Aufderheid have been
transferred from the depot bri-
gade to the quartermaster corps
and assigned to the conservation
and reclamation branch. Cor
porals Roscoe E. Hacker, Earl
G. Johnson, Walter G. Sjostrom
and Michael Tellefson have been
promoted to sergeants in the
quarte1master corps and Private
Joseph J. Dietl, Arthur w. Berg
strom, Raymond L. Guinn, Ray
e. Miller and Leo. A. McC Clellan
have been made corporals. Pri-
Yates Arthur E. Bergman, Sig
rud D. Kroons and Jesse George
have been made privates first
class. Urivate Senius Peterson
has been transferred from the
depot brigade to the ammuni-
tion train. Nine enlisted men
have been transferred from the
depot brigade to tn Four Hun
dred Fourth telegraph battalion.
They are: Olin M. Roth, Christie
cCarthy, Jack Thorpe, Clar-
ence F. Bayer, Walter Olson, w.
J. Mink, Floyd Scott, Sam Rich
ards and Charles F. Censor.
Band Leader is Given Commits
sion at Dodge.
John V. Eppel, known thruout
Iowa as an orchestra leader and
famous as the first man to play
the Missouri waltz, was commits
stoned a second lieutenant We'd
nesday. Lieut.. Eppeps home is
at Boone, Iowa. He has been
designated as the leader of the
consolidated band which will
play at the Fourth of July cele-
bration as one organization.
Lieut.. Eppel, for many years has
led the orchestra at Lake Oko-
boji.
New Regiment for Colored
Soldiers.
Negro draft selectives report
ing at Camp Dodge in the future
will be assigned to a new provis-
ional Negro infantry regiment,
to be commanded by Co. Samuel
P. Lyon, according to an an
nouncement from division head
quarters. The new regiment will
take the place Of the Three Hun
dred Sixty-sixth Negro infantry
which was shipped out Of the
camp several weeks ago, forming
a unit Of Negro selectives who
are orderedto report for service
lat the cantonfnent. Other Of
Ulcers who have been assigned
to the new regiment are Lieut..
Col. Frederick K. Turner, Maj.
David II. Cowles, Maj. "A. K.
Colhemus and Maj. Geo. r. Som
Ierville.
Free Dental Work to All Men in
Class One. &.
Evoo dnnfn1 urn,.lr ~ al Class