The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-09-03
3 NORTH DAKOTA SOLDIERS
APPEAR IN CASUALTY LISTS
FROM THE FRENCH FRONT
Report of Commanding General of American Ex-
peditionary Forces Shows That Our Men Are
In Thick Of the Fray Over There.


kota's manpower shown since America
entered the war is reported in today's
casualty lists, Nos IA and 16. which
contain the names of SO north Dakota
men killed, wounded or missing in
action. A number Of these casualties
have been previously reported, but a
majority of them are first announced
today. The larger proportion OF them
are boys from the Slope.
Many of the young men reported in
jured are members OF the field arttl'
lery battalions to which the first Flick
ertail contingents sent to Camp Dodge
were assigned. This detachment IS
believed to have played an important
part in the capture of Cantigny, in
which glorious victory the North Da-
kota national guardsmen also had a
hand.
List no. 16, Section No. /, reports
as follows: Killed in action, 50: miss
:ng in action. 96; wounded severely.
cident and other causes, 4; wounded,
.egree undetermined, l45; died Of
disease, 4; total. 492.
Killed in action: Private Frank
Holcomb, Centerville, S. d.; Private
Melvin Marvin, Sioux Falls. S. D.;
PRIVATE HARRY j. MADSEN,
DRAKE, n. D.
Died of wounds received in action:
Privates Victor H. Nelson, Minneap'
oils, Mimi; Frank K. Anderson, La
fayette, MINI.
Died of disease: Private Mike Pro.
kup, international Falls, Mimi.
Wounded severely: LIEUT.. CHAS.
A. LOUGHLIN, Jr.. GRAND FORKS,
N. D.: CORP. JENS S. LARSON,
HE1MDAL, N. D.; PRIVATES GEO
BJEsEL, ROBINSON, N. D.; GER
AID GILLEN. BURT, N. D.: Robert
e. Gloege, Hutchinson, Mimi; PHILIP
MILDENBERGER, FLASHER. N. D.;
ROBERT D. MOOREHEAD. FLASH
ER. N. D.; Carl A. Nelson, St. Hilare
Mimi; Henry E. Nelson, Sebeka
Mann; FOREST R. RULPH, CROSBY
NJ D.; JOHN l.. ROBERTSON. LANG
DON. n. D.; PETER SINGER, HE
BRON,. NND.;f LEROY E. STARKS
MOTT, y. D.; PETER STR1CKER
GLADSTONE, y D.; GUY 5. VARIS
MOTT, N. D.; LAWRENCE WARNES
MOLINE, n. D.. Edwin D. Wood
Supringfield. S. D.; George Nesseth
Twin Valley Mimi; RALPH l. Pen
RY; KENMARE, N. D.; EDMUND II
SEiEMORRY, WILISTON. N. D.: WY
OFT e. SILKER. MARMON. n. D.;
JOHN r. SLYNGsTAD, AMBROSE
N. D.
Missing in action: Lieut. Ralph D
Oracle, Bemfdji. Mimi; PRIVATEs
WALTER c. GLOCKER. GRAND
FORKS, N. D.: William F. Goodrich
Minneapolis, Minn.
Casualty List No. IA, Sec 2, reports
Killed in action. 63: missing In &C
ton. ia; wounded severely, 1853; died
Of wounds. II; died from accident and
other causes, !; died of disease, 5;
wounded. degree undetermined, 143;
died of aeroplane accident, l.; tota1
SOC.
Killed in action: Corp. Charles r
Macarthur, Hancock, MINI.
Wounded severely:: Corp. HARRY
l.. baldwin. LEITH. N. D.; CORP
RAJ PH a. MOORE. MENoKEN. n
D; CQR. LLOYD l.. ROUNDS
MOrTI1. D.; Privates Edward B
RiclM sg Big Falls, Mimi; ISELMlER
H. MTVEDT. MOTT. n: D.;
F IN HI TERRILL. PARAMOUNT
i, FRED E. LANGSTROM. SHEY
.. N. D.; LOUIS N. LATRA1L
@sIARO, N. D.; ELDRED f. SILT
& PINGREE. n. D.; JAMES SNI
@ CLEVELAND y. D.: Homer Ay
Nort Ripley, Mimi: MARSHALL
&9EAREUM INKSTER, N. D.:
iie C. Won Almen. Elizabeth
Mln.: DAN PANKO. WADE. N. D.;
WARD L. STEVENS, BERG. n. D
ARGE WIEGLENDA. GLAD
MNE. N. D.: WILLIAM TIEDE
sN, JAMESTOWN N: D.; Sigurd
Iesterlund, Braharn, Mimi.
aided in action, degree undeter
&. John Tomala. Pierz. MINI.
ing in action; Private Harry s
H NAberdeen, S! D.