The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-05-22
THE OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE
SOUTH DAKOTA REGIMENT
CONTINUED from Last Week.
Battery c

Battery c
Seriously wounded-Private First
Glass Roy Blendinger, August 80, near
Yalpriez Farm; Corporal Clifford Z.
Pole. September 4, near Juvigny; Ser
geant william Bush; Private George
Schneider, September 20. near Malan-
court: Private Alex Alex, October /,
and Private Louis A Rosseau. Octo-
Der 3. near Nanullois; Private First
Glass George A. Holm, October 90;
Private John W. Sorenson. November
i. near Romagne.
Accidentally wounded Mechanic
Leroy Stone. Sept. "a, ear Monte
vile.
Slightly wounded-Priyate Albert
johnson. August IS. near Tartiers;
Priyates First Class Joseph Dupris,
Ward o. Green. August 81. near Val.
priez Farm; Private First Glass Guy
Bergen. September 4. Private Charles
e Thorne. September 5, near ,Juvigny.
Gassed-Private First Glass John
Swisher. August 6. g ST. GILES;
Corporal Clifford Z. Polo. August Is.
nea Couryilie: First Lieutenant AL
win M. Knudtson, Sergeant Carl Wal
8 GoTpsTa Iz-eSs 2sIies= Pr
Yates Joseph B~ernarini, Robert L.
Benedict William ]. Hester, James II.
Yeagle, Peter Outline, October IA,
near Epinonville.
Battery D
Seriously wounded-Privates First
Glass Hartzell c. Mills. September 2s,
e Malancourt; Corporal Emil Jen-
sen. October 2, near Nantillois: Pri-
waite Edgar c. Brougher, October rs.
near Romagne.
Accidentally wounded-Private An
tonic Demico. October II. near Epi
nanville.
Slightly wounded-Corporal Charles
Matson, August 8, Private Harry Nor.
rison, August A. Privates Augustine
Hook. Gelnn E Hanson. August 8,
Private Virgil Estes, August II, near
St GILES; Private Thomas r. Mat
thewE. August ~, near Courviae: c.
Mechanic Thomas r Donahue, Sep
TENDER 9. Corporal Francis Varnes.
September 4. ear JuYigny; Private
First Class Halmer ]. Diggerness.
Prlyates Olaf Olson. William J. Mix
on. September 70. near Malancourt:
Private FIRST Class Walter ". Nit
chell. October 4, near Nantillois: Sec.
ond Lieutenant Joseph A. Davis. Octo-
Be: & near Mentfsseen Private Are
tns @ Taylor. October Z, near Epi-
nonville; Private Albert l. Chamblin,
October 10. near Epinonyille; First
Sergeant George T. Hin, October %,
near R~ornagne.
Gassee-Captain Eugene l. Foster.
First Lieutenant Martin @. Sebiakin-
Ross, First Sergeant George T.. Hill.
Bugler William W. Adams. Priyates
First Class Henry ]. Boil. Wallace
Mccullough. Millard @. Scott. Frank
G Engler. Roy ID. CHASING, James r.
Sorenson, Clio Spata, HartzeIl c. Mills.
Priyates Donald ID. Hawley, Edunlnd
ID. Peterson, Jay ID. Thomas, Gristen
Bach, Waynen w. Kirk, Wilson A.
Smith. Clarence Stratton, Mureld
Lain, Thomas II. LAWN, George 8.
Smith, Theodore Zanfes, Ernest M.
East, all August IA to 19, near Cour.
vile; Private First Class Sivert Moen
Private Clarence w. Berry, August %.
near Tartiers.
Battery e
Seriously wounded - First Lieuten.
ant Robert N. Christian, August IL.
near st. Giles; Private First Glass
Edward M. Steinke. October 2, Cor.
pord Leroy w. Harrington, October
4, near Nantillos; Mechanic Samuel
Finley, November 3, near Romagne.
Accidentally wounded - Private
Glass Franklin M. Carson, Aug
ust II, near Courville; Private First
Class Homer Heath. November 3. near
Slightly wounded Private First
Class Barry G. Buehre. August IL,
st. Giles; Corporal Edward
1uenthre. August "a, nea Courville;
Private Michael Shatzkin. October q.
Nantillois: Privates Avery G.
Brewer. Gleuwood D. Brambough. Oc-
~. near Romagne.
Medical Detachment
Seriously wounded-Private First