Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-08
EDITION.
in railroad service at Lyon France
1t. Leon ". South and Lat q. =.

sICamerOn, both OF Fargo, aIe W4sn s"~
1t. P..B. 7. Robbins, Mtnot, trans,
ferred to d combat unit. taken III ana
It. Joseph Lantz, Minot, with the
First division in the army q occupa-
Capt. Otto Gross. Minot, taken Ill
and returned to the states.
1t. Werner G. Goerner, New ROCK
ford Pso1noted to captain, with the
First division, army of occupation.
1t. VIM. IO'Leary, Minot, now IN
charge Of the military police at
Major c. r. Mudget. Jamestown,
promoted to lieutenant colonelcy IS
member of the A. E. F. general head
quarters staff at ChaumQnt.
Capt. Charles f. Wheeler, New
Rockford, promoted to major, on duty
with 116th engineers. En- route home
lat present time.
Capt. Thomas Lonnevik, Devils
Lake, was. placed in charge OF the
farms operated by the 41st division.
He was given q citation for eff
ficiency in management of the farms
because of the production secured.
Capt. Frank F. Ross, Langdon.
transferred to trench mortar service:
1t. Kessler, 1Aangdon, transferred
to chemical warfare service.
1t. Berto A. Olson. Fargo, pro-
moted to, %captaincy. in the motor
TRANSPORTATION service at Meyers.
Captain Henry Murphy, Bismarck,
adjutant Of the Second North Dakota.
ECommanded the military police unit
of the 41st division and is now. in
charge of military police unit in the
army of. occupation. .
1t. Ernest Orchard, Fargo, pro-
NOTED to captain, with the Seventh
a. xtaA ~a~n~y ~ ~N~,s lac
Ia. Fred Neumeter. Fargo pro-
hmoted to captaincy, now with Col.
White in department of rentals, requi-
sitions and claims, st. Afghan.
Captain Lawson, Minot, in com.
mand Of a labor battalion. -,
Major E. g. Whelon. Minot. ana
1t. Graham. Minot, in charge Of
Courtine, Ceruse, France. y i,
1t. Alex Steinbach, jamestown, On
duty at Brest.
1t. Duncan, medical corps, on duty
in. hospitals near Toul.
Capt. A. b. WEIGH, Mandan con-
nected with remount station at First
replacement division headquarters,
st. Afghan.
Cher.
1t. Lester j.. jeffrey, williston. as
signed to duty with 10th casual COM
pany, st. Afghan.
1t. Allen S. GYbertson, ,Hil1sboro,
transferred to and now in charge of
a company in a motor transportation
supply train, St. Afghan, France.
1t. George j. Fischer, Wahpeton, is
acting as personal adjutant of the
supply train at First replacement de-
1t. John Konen, Darlington, in
secret service, connected with mill
tary police at st. Afghan.
Herbert NJ. Nash Hillsboro, SER.
geant in Hillsboro supply company Of
engineers, commissioned rs lieutenant,
now with quartermaster corps at
| Cour Chevernay, near Tours.
1t. Petef-Klick, Mandan. ira nsfer-.
red to infantry replacement unit, St.
Afghan.
Capt. Henry F. Halvorson, Valley
City, transferred to 35th division. Has
returned to states. Was shot through.
his right elbow.
1t. James E. Huffman, Glendale,
transferred to Second division, four
times wounded, present location un-
known. ~ 49,
Captain Oscar G.. Holm, East Grand
Forks, transferred to duty with a
service battalion in Fifth army corps.
III dI1liy VI O"CCuPdlAOLs
1t. Myron c., Omlie Grafton, now
commanding company with 116th
supply train, Meyers.
1t. Peter III. Baker, Bismarck,
transferred to 310th tank, corps. *
1t. Merwyn< Hanson, Grand Forks,
transferred to the 23rd infantry.
Second division, now in army Of 'oc-
cupation. -.
1t. Elmer Stoke. Grafton, trans
ferred to infantry replacement unit,
I st. Afghan. I.
1t: Bert Weston, Valley City, trans
ferred to Second corps schools at
Chatillon sur Seine. Now with army
of occupation.
1t. Harry L. Thompson, Fargo.
with Company L. 10th infantry, First
division. in army of. occupation.
Lit. Earl w. South, Fargo trans
ferred to S2nd division.
1t. Lewis NJ. Thune, Fargo, trans
fcrred to Goth infantry of the Fifth
division. Killed in action November
6 in the Argonne woods fighting.
1t. Vincent Melarvie. Mandan. is an
instructor at the Second corps schools
at Chatillon sur Seine.4 q
1t. Fred r. Kellogg,h.Jamestown.
instructor in Second corps schools,
Chatillon sur Seine. s''N y
1t. J. s. Cameron, Fargo, transfer
fer to the 82nd division.
1t. Richard NJ. Still, Fargo, with
l16th tr"nch mortar battery. now with
Quartermaster corps.
1t. Ronald G.. Mcdonald, Valley
City, returned to states with General
Coulter. commanding 81st brigade,
41st division. n