The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-31
OFFICERS NAMED.
FROM THE FOURTH.
TRAINING SCHOOL.
AT CAMP DODGE.
Fred A. Kramer, Fargo,
and Richard e. Daily,
Receive Commissions


Fargo and Moorhead are both re-
presented in the list Of officers COM
missioned through the fourth Of
fcers' training school which has
just completed its course at Camp
Dodge, Iowa.
Fred A. Kramer of Fargo received
a commission as second lieutenant.
Lit. Kramer was a former deputy
sheriff OF Cass county. He left with
the first draft contingent and has
been serving with the military po-
lice at Camp Dodge. He had achieY-
ed the rank Of battalion sergeant
major before entering the officers
school.
Richard E.. Daily of Moorhead has
also been commissioned second
| lieutenant in the school.
The committee on public inforna-
| ton has today announced the list
Of officers commissioned and the
following men from North Dakota,
South Dakota and Minnesota have
been named second lieutenants:
North Dakota: Paul w. Crawford,
| Cooperstown; Alvin L. Derby, Bath
gate; Albert B. Hemp, Valley City;
John NJ. Johnson, Upham; Fred 4.
Kramer, Fargo; John j. Laemmie,
Ashley; Fred A. Maser, Dickinson:
Harry S. Shore, Minnewaukan: Ed
ward F. Trepp, Wimbledon.
South Dakota: Hugh Agor, Aber-
deem; John H. Bartlett, Leola; Clark
T.. Fidsmoe, Beresford; Werner r.
Muth, Peever; Guy NJ. Watson,
! Keystone.
Minnesota: Mark H. Alexander,
Paul; Grover c. Backman, Whalen;
Brownson, Jr., Hastings; D. D.
Burdicl5, Rochester; Clayton o.
Burnside, Duluth; Frank S. Butler,
Minneapolis; John r. Billiard,
Waseca; Cedric S. Cady, Minnea-
polls; Gerald F. Campion, F'yota;
Charles C. Christensen, Hinckley;
Patrick E. Costello, kellogg; Daniel
M. Coughlin, Waseca; Richard e.
Daily, Moorhead; Robert A. Dudley.
st. Paul; Charles E. Ekstrom, st.
Paul; Nelson S. Field, Byron; George
F. Freisleben, Clara City; John NJ.
Gazett, Rice; Victor H. Giles, East
Grand Forks; Stanley ). Gillian,
Window; James E. Graham, Jr., st.
Paul; James H. Craven, st. James;
Charles g. ]. Hakes, North Branch;
| William Hamm, Jr., st. Paul; George
| A. Kaufman, Minneapolis; Arthur g.
Hessburg, Minneapolis; Howard r.
Hush, Minneapolis; Lyle D. niffs
Paul; Richard J. Kahn, st. Paul;
Patrick H. Knox, LeSueur; Lester E..
KoepDen, Stewart; Clemens /.
Krantz, st. Paul; Horace c. Labs
soniere, st. Paul; Olaf Lee, Albert
! Lea; Frank F. Liljedahl, st. Cloud;
Hugo e. Lindblom, Lake City;
Arid Lundstvrom, Garfield; Jerry K.
Mccarthy Detroit; Wilson A. Nc
FarIand, Carleton; James H. Nc
namara, Goodhue; Clayton L. Mas,
st. Paul; Roy F. Marti, Lake Ben
ton; Jalmer Martinson, Waseca;
Alexander H. Massopust, New Ulm;
Warren E. Maunsell, Saltwater; VIII
liam J. Meagher, Minneapolis; James
F. Mott, Mapkato; Ralph A. Moyald,
Fosston; Arnold M. Negaard, Kerk-
hoven;, Evald H. Nelson, Pillager;
John J. O'Malley, Tracy; Oscar j.
Olson, st. Paul; Eugene M. O'Neill, |
st. Paul; Rudolph Opsal, Minnea-
polls; Peter w. Opseth, Madison;
Earl H. Phillips, Austin; Edwin j.
cliffe, Minneapolis; Phillip L. Ray,
Duluth; Ralph e. Rhoades, Minnea-
polls; Conway L. Rhyme, Park |
Rapids; Karel NJ. Rickerson, Ny
more; Mason H. Riley, Minneapolis; |
Franklin J. Ridden, st. Paul; Frank !
Schweigef, Chisholm; Robert J. |
Scofeld Zumbrota; Williamm r. |
Selb, Minneapolis; John S. Shad- |
bolt, Caledonia; Howard c. Shat i
tuck, Altura; Maurice A. Shepro, In
ternationaI Falls; Adolph G. Siver-
son, Milan; Donald G. Smith, Two
Harbors; Harold R. Smith, st, Paul;
Adrin e. Sorenson, Madelia; Alfred
F. Swanson, Saltwater; Frank NJ
Talus, Chisholm; Jack Tarbox.
Monticello; Charles N. Thompson.
Samuel A. Trubshaw.
Minneapolis: Harold o. yanDuzee, II
Minneapolis; Gordon M. WEIGH, st.
Paul; Eugene o. Wells, Hector; II
Carlton j. West, ST. Paul; John L.
Westrum, Porter; Irving w. Whit
more, Wabasha; Allen c. w. Violin,
Hector.
Sweet Corn, Fresh Daily. 15c doz.
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