Sletteland, wagoner, laborer, Graf ton, N. D.; Thomas Pettinger, cook, laborer, Grafton, N. D.

Privates

Samuel Arthur, teacher, Minto, N. D.; Albert Barrows, laborer, St. Andrews, N. D.; Henry Barnard, carpenter, Grafton, N. D.; Percy D. Ball, laborer, Delano, Minn.; Thomas J. Bleckeberg, farmer, Grafton, N. D.; Joseph Bleskheck, farmer, Grafton, N. D.; Ole O. Berg, laborer, Grafton, N. D.; Alfred B. Collette, clerk, Grafton, N. D.; Joseph A. Cook, clerk, Minto, N. D.; Austin O. De Frate, clerk, Alexandria, Minn.; George Durban, decorator, Bemidji, Minn.; Walter D. Ebbighausen, clerk, Grafton, N. D.; Arthur G. Elston, laborer, Grafton, N. D.; Wilbrod Faille, laborer, Grafton, N. D.; John Gaut, liveryman, Grafton, N. D.; Robert Givens, farmer, Grafton, N. D.; John J. Green, liveryman, Forest River, N. D.; Charles J. Hanson, farmer, Nash, N. D.; Charles Hein, laborer, Grafton, N. D.; Gustav C. Hinueber, laborer, Grafton, N. D.; David B. Ingersoll, teamster, Grafton, N. D.; Eddie Johnson, laborer, Grafton, N. D.; Fred Johnson, farmer, Grafton, N. D.; Oscar Johnson, laborer, Grafton, N. D.; Garrett Keefe, farmer, Grafton, N. D.; William T. Kerr, lather, Grafton, N. D.; Joseph A. Lobsinger, printer, Grafton, N. D.; Peter Lundstedt, laborer, Grafton, N. D.; Martin Mohn, laborer, Grafton, N. D.; Lorin C. Nelson, teacher, Grafton, N. D.; Oscar E. Parkins, clerk, Auburn, N. D.; Edward E. Prentice, student, Grafton, N. D.; Simeon G. Quist, printer, Grafton, N. D.; August P. Rash, farmer, Grafton, N. D.; Martin A. Rosen, shoemaker, Grafton, N. D.; Axel E. Romm, laborer, Grafton, N. D.; Fred W. Ridgway, farmer, Medford, N. D.; Asa Schell, clerk, Portland, Ind.; Ernest Stuart, laborer, Grafton, N. D.; Levin E. Thompson, laborer, Grafton, N. D.; John H. Thompson, cook, Grafton, N. D.; Andrew H. Tweeten, farmer, Grafton, N. D.; William R. Truelock, laborer, Grafton, N. D.; Forest D. Warren, farmer, Forest River, N. D.; Charles J. Weagant, farmer, Grafton, N. D.; Charles H. Wentz, printer, Grafton, N. D.; Harry T. Young, printer, Eagle Bend, Minn.

Discharged

Leif Swennumson, Park River, N. D., clerk, by orders, April 21, 1899; Oswald D. Foley, Grafton, N. D., teacher, by orders, August 16, 1899; Samuel T. Olson, Sergt., Grafton, N. D., engineer, by orders, January 22, 1899; Alex T. McKinnon, Sergt., San Francisco, Cal., clerk, by orders, August 25, 1899; Edward J. Husband, Manila, P. I., farmer, by orders, July 29, 1899; William Longsine, Manila, P. I., laborer, by orders, July 29, 1899; Nathan Myhere, Drayton, N. D., carpenter, by orders, August 25, 1899; Hans Pederson, Auburn, N. D., blacksmith, by orders, April 21, 1899.

Transferred

Donald McIntyre, Grafton, N. D., druggist, hospital corps, June 21, 1898; Harris Shumway, Lambert, Minn., civil engineer, hospital corps, June 16, 1899.

Dead

John Buckley, killed at Fort Malate, August 16, 1898; Frank Upton, died at Manila, P. I., of dysentery, .March 1, 1899; Isidore Driscoll, Corp., killed in action at Paete, P. I., April 12, 1899; P. W. Tompkins, wagoner, killed in action at Paete, P. I., April 12, 1899; Alfred C. Almen, killed in action at Paete, P. I., April 12, 1899; Wm. G. Lamb, killed in action at Paete, P. I., April 12, 1899.

Wounded Wm. R. Truelock, Wounded in left knee at San Ildefonso, P. I., May 12, 1899.

For Valiant Service

Thos. Sletteland, wagoner, recommended for medal of honor for valiant service.

COMPANY D—SECOND BATTALION

Adelbert W. Cogswell, Capt., druggist, Devils Lake, N. D.; Thomas Lonnevik, 1st Lieut., teacher, Devils Lake, N. D.; William A. Mickle, 2d Lieut., hotelman, Grafton, N. D.; Robert E. Taylor, 1st Sergt., farmer, Devils Lake, N. D.; George T. Salter, Q. M. Sergt., clerk, Crary, N. D.; Warren White, Sergt., carpenter, Devils Lake, N. D.; Joseph H. Parsons, Sergt., fireman, Devils Lake, N. D.; Albert P. Babin, Sergt., clerk, Towner, N. D.; John G. Thompson, Sergt., clerk, Devils Lake, N. D.; Will F. Logan, Corp., blacksmith, Devils Lake, N. D.; Maurice O. Roose, Corp., cook, Devils Lake, N. D.; Robert T. Elsberry, Corp., farmer, Devils Lake, N. D.; Robert J. Wilson, Corp., farmer, Devils Lake, N. D.; Stonewall Atkinson, Jr., Corp., farmer, Cando, N. D.; Nels. H. Peterson, Corp., clerk, Devils Lake, N. D.; Charles J. B. Turner, clerk, Devils Lake, N. D.; Frederick J. Gannon, laborer, Devils Lake, N. D.; Luther H. Bratton, Mus., printer, Rugby, N. D.; Fred Becker, artificer, laborer, Devils Lake, N. D.; Christopher C. Kinsey, wagoner, carpenter, Devils Lake, N. D.

Privates

Charles Anderson, laborer, Devils Lake, N. D.; Edw. Ellwardt, laborer, Devils Lake, N. D.; Bert Albin, glassblower, Crary, N. D.; Patrick F. Armstrong, butcher, Devils Lake, N. D.; David E. Beauchamp, waiter, Devils Lake, N. D.; Charles E. Brown, farmer, Bottineau, N. D.; Robert O. Burgess, printer. Devils Lake, N. D.; Bert M. Bartlett, railroadman, Devils Lake, N. D.; Windsor L. Boyce, farmer, Fargo, N. D.; Robert R. Donaldson, horseman, Devils Lake, N. D.; George W. Dragoo, carpenter, Hasel, Ind.; Arthur C. Dumochel, clerk. Devils Lake, N. D.; William J. Elliott, plasterer, Salineville, Ohio; Frank E. Elliott, student, Devils Lake, N. D.; Fred Eymann, farmer, Rugby, N. D.; Albert C. Erickson, laborer, San Francisco, Cal.; Lawrence J. Greene, laborer, Grand Harbor, N. D.; Hastings H. Hamilton, law student, Grand Forks, N. D.; William Huseby, mason, Devils Lake, N. D.; Thomas Hurley, laborer, Devils Lake, N. D. ; George L. Jenks, clerk, Devils Lake, N. D.; Alfred P. Jones, baker, Montreal, Canada; Orval O. Judd, farmer, Devils Lake, N. D.; George A. Kellogg, farmer, Leesburg, Ihd.; Zeno Le Duc. farmer, Crary, N. D.; Harry A. Lindsmith, farmer, Owatonna, Minn.; Orlow B. Maybee, laborer, Devils Lake, N. D.; Charles R. McGraw, laborer, Grand Forks, N. D.; Elijah Morgan, painter, Grand Forks, N. D.; John C. Millar, laborer, Devils Lake, N. D.; William R. Olmstead; blacksmith, Toledo, Ohio; Andrew Prinzing, farmer, Devils Lake, N. D.; Perry H. Purdy, teamster, Devils Lake, N. D.; Lloyd Ryall, teacher, Michigan City, N. D.; Clayton J. Scott, laborer, Devils Lake, N. D.; Peter G. Timboe, clerk, Grand Harbor, N. D.; Delbert N. Tanner, laborer, Devils Lake, N. D.; John H. Travis, farmer, Bottineau, N. D.; George Trace, laborer, Devils Lake, N. D.; Tor. Torsen, carpenter, Grand Harbor, N. D.; Albert Tromp, farmer, Showano, N. D.; Roy N. Whitney, fireman, Devils Lake, N. D.; William H. Wilson, farmer, Bottineau, N. D.; Clarence E. Wilson, farmer, Bottineau, N. D.; Martin Wagness, laborer, Devils Lake, N. D.; John I. Wampler, farmer, Devils Lake, N. D.; Albert M. Young, printer, Towner, N. D.

Discharged

Henry Redmond, 1st Lieut., Devils Lake, N. D., machinist, resigned, March 18, 1899; Phil H. Snortt, 1st Sergt., Devils Lake, N. D., publisher, by orders, July 29, 1899; Charles H. Eager, Sergt., Manila, P. I., painter, by orders, July 29, 1899; Alfred E. Scott, Corp., Devils Lake, N. D., laborer, by orders, July 29, 1899; W. J. Prendergast, Corp., Crary, N. D., farmer, by orders, May 21, 1899 (in 36th U. S. V.) ; Wesley M. Baneford, Manila, P. I., painter, by orders, July 14, 1899, reenlisted; Ambrose M. Healey, Manila, P. I., laborer, by orders, July 29, 1899; James Hathaway, Devils Lake, N. D., cowboy, by orders, August 1, 1899; Frank D. Hoadley, Grand Harbor, N. D., farmer, by orders, July 3, 1899 (in 36th U. S. V.); Godfried Jensen, Manila, P. I., farmer, by orders, July 19, 1899, reenlisted; Fred Longdue, Devils Lake, N. D., teamster, by orders, August 1, 1899 (in 34th U. S. V.) ; Philip J. O'Neill, Jackson, Cal, miner, by orders, July 19, 1899, reenlisted; John Swanson, Manila, P. I., laborer, by orders, July 21, 1899; Henry Nannier, Devils Lake, N. D., cook, by orders, September 7, 1899; Hugo Zuillig, Devils Lake, N. D., farmer, by orders, June 16, 1899.

Transferred

Fred E. Smith, Q. M. Sergt., Bartlett, N. D., clerk, Company K; R. W. Anderson, Crary, N. D., butcher, hospital corps; Guy R. Wheaton, Lowell, Mich., fireman, hospital corps, June 21, 1898.

Dead John C. Byron, Corp., died of wound, May 24, 1899.

Wounded - Elijah Morgan, Wounded April 1, 1899.

For Valiant Service

Godfried Jensen, recommended for medal of honor for valiant service at burning bridge over Tabou River, May 16, 1899.

 

COMPANY G FIRST BATTALION

Ingvald A. Berg, Capt., banker, Grand Forks, N. D.; W. H. Pray, 1st Lieut., farmer, Valley City, N. D.; O. Thomas Mattison, 2d Lieut., painter, Jamestown,N. D.; Frank S. Henry, 1st Sergt., druggist, Valley City, N. D.; David W. Bailey, Q. M. Sergt., carpenter, Valley City, N. D.; William H. Lock, Q. M. Sergt., potter, Valley City, N. D.; Charles W. Nelson, Q. M. Sergt., farmer, Valley City, N. D.; Ross G. Wills, Q. M. Sergt., musician, Valley City, N. D.; Delbert Cross, Corp., farmer, Valley City, N. D.; E. Ray Fairbanks, Corp., farmer, Valley City, N. D.; Fred C. King, Corp., farmer, Valley City, N. D.; August C. Huhn, Corp., operator, Valley City, N. D.; Ernest G. Wanner, Corp., real estate agent, Valley City, N. D.; Charles P. Davis, Corp., cook, Valley City, N. D.; Louis P. Clark, Mus., student, Valley City, N. D.; Frank T. Sikes, Mus., storekeeper, Valley City, N. D.; Neal Christianson, artificer, barber, Valley City, N. D.; Alonzo B. Ellis, wagoner, farmer, Valley City, N. D.; George H. Shannon, cook, cook, San Francisco, Cal.

Privates

William N. Allen, electrician, Valley City, N. D.; Oscar W. Amundson, student, Valley City, N. D.; Charles M. Amo, laborer, Minneapolis, Minn.; Arthur L. Barton, farmer, Valley City, N. D.; Elof Benson, tailor, Valley City, N. D.; Andrew Bertramsen, printer, Albert Lea, Minn.; Herbert E. Chapman, farmer, Tower City, N. D.; Thomas T. Chave, bookkeeper, San Francisco, Cal.; Walter E. Church, farmer, Sanborn, N. D.; John T. B. Davis, merchant, Valley City, N. D.; Arthur L. Davine, painter, Wyandotte, Mich.; Arthur Goodwin, farmer, Valley City, N. D.; Theo. S. Henry, student, Valley City, N. D.; Ferd Heusperger, farmer, Valley City, N. D.; Matthias Hetland, blacksmith, Valley City, N. D.; Richard H. Hitsman, laborer, Valley City, N. D.; Omunde Jacobson, laborer, Valley City, N. D.; Charles E. Jaten, student, Valley City, N. D.; Christian A. Kvalness, clerk, Valley City, N. D.; Henry W;. Lawrence, farmer, Montgomery, Minn.; Thomas C. Lillethun, farmer, Fingal, N. D.; Lawrence H. Luttrell, farmer, Valley City, N. D.; James A. Melrose, cook, Atlanta, Ill.; John O. Moe, barber, Sanborn, N. D.; John Moran, railroadman, Valley City, N. D.; Patrick McEntee, farmer, Montgomery, Minn.; Henry T. Murphy, student, Sanborn, N. D.; John W. Murphy, clerk, Sanborn, N. D.; Anton Nelson, laborer, Brookfield, Minn.; Frank Nestaval, printer, Montgomery, Minn.; Charles Olstad, blacksmith, Valley City, N. D.; Hans Pederson, teacher, Valley City, N. D.; Roy A. Phillips, farmer, Valley City, N. D.; Christ F. Pinkert, cook, New Rockford, N. D.; William F. Priest, student, Valley City, N. D.; George N. Rasmussen, laborer, Valley City, N. D.; Sven Risa, farmer, Salida, Colo.; Jerome B. Shoemaker, laborer, Tower City, N. D.; Perry F. Strock, student, Valley City, N. D.; Theo. O. Torbenson, blacksmith, Vining, Minn.; John B. Totz, fireman, Valley City, N. D.; Shon H. Warren, printer, Galena, lll.; John A. Welsh, clerk, Valley City, N. D.; Knute Westerheim, farmer, Valley City, N. D.; Edw. Westerland, watchmaker, Valley City, N. D.

Discharged

Charles F. Mudgett, Capt., Valley City, N. D., bookkeepr, resigned, June 2, 1899; Frank H. Walker, Sergt., Valley City, N. D., farmer, disability, April 9, 1899 (36th U. S. V.) ; William H. Coughlin, Corp., Manila. P. L, clerk, by orders, July 12, 1899, reenlisted; William Greb, Mus., Valley City, N. D., farmer, by orders, July 29, 1899 (36th U, S. V.) ; Bert Bertramsen, artificer, Manila, P. I., tinner, by orders, July 15, 1899, reenlisted; C. A. Anderson, Valley City, N. D., carpenter, by orders, March 13, 1899 (36th U. S. V.) ; William H. Arnold, Manila, P. I., teacher, by orders, July 15, 1899, reenlisted; Steve E. Bush, Valley City, N. D., student, by orders, May 20, 1899; Eddie Christopherson, Fingal, N. D., farmer, by orders, April 26, 1899; Lora E. Conrad, Manila, P. I., laborer, by orders, July 30, 1899; William M. Greenwood, Manila, P. I., engineer, by orders, July 16, 1899; Sterling A. Galt, Manila, P. I., printer, by orders, July 13, 1899; Francis D. Hutchison, Manila, P. I., laborer, by orders, July 30, 1899; David A. Jones, Clark City, N. D., farmer, by orders, April 26, 1899; Albert E. McKay, Valley City, N. D., student, by orders, August 15, 1899; Albinos McDonald, Valley City, N. D., farmer, by orders, August 31, 1899; Matthias Pederson, Valley City, N. D., blacksmith, disability, March 7, 1899; Ole G. Sandstad, Kenyon, Minn., student, by orders, August 9, 1899.

Transferred

C. W. Getchell, 1st Lieut., Valley City, N. D., bookkeeper, regimental Q. M.; Joseph A. Slattery, 1st Lieut., Wahpeton, N. D., student, Company B; Ernest E. Ellis, Sergt., Valley City, N. D., clerk, Sergt. Maj. Bat., July 9, 1899; Winfield H. Coleman, Art., electrician, hospital corps, September 27, 1898; William B. Fleming, Valley City, N. D., nurse, hospital corps; Thomas F. McLaren, Sanborn, N. D., clerk, hospital corps; C. L. Vallandigham, Valley City, N. D., printer, Reg. Q. M. Sergt., July 10, 1899.

Dead

John A. Ewing, died of fever at Manila, P. I., March 2, 1899.

Wounded

Charles Olstad, Wounded at Titabau in right leg May 1, 1899; William H. Locke, Sergt., Wounded by accident in right foot, February 2, 1899.

For Valiant Service

Charles P. Davis, Corp., recommended for medal of honor for valiant service; Sterling A. Ga1t, Priv., recommended for medal of honor for valiant service.

COMPANY H FIRST BATTALION

Porter W. Eddy, Capt., farmer, Jamestown, N. D.; Harrison J. Gruschius, 1st Lieut., lumberman, Dickinson, N. D.; Dorman Baldwin, Jr., 2d Lieut., clerk, Jamestown, N. D.; John C. Eddy, 1st Sergt., clerk, Jamestown, N. D.; William M. Hotchkiss, Q. M. Sergt., contractor, Jamestown, N. D.; William Gleason, Jr., Sergt., tailor, Jamestown, N. D.; David E. Bigelow, Sergt., clerk, Jamestown, N. D.; Larry B. McLain, Sergt., clerk, Jamestown, N. D.; John E. McElroy, Sergt., clerk, Jamestown, N. D.; James Hanson, Corp., railroadman, Jamestown, N. D.; Herman P. Wolf, Corp., clerk, Jamestown, N. D.; Fred T. Braatrup, Corp., brakeman, Jamestown, N. D.; Albert F. Collins, Corp., farmer, Eldridge, N. D.; Lawrence A. Williams, Corp., farmer, Jamestown, N. D.; John P. Sonnen, Corp., butcher, Casselton, N. D.; Frederick D. Cunningham, cook, student, Grand Rapids, N. D.; John J. Chamberlin, Mus., farmer, Oakes, N. D.; Ira O. Bleecher, Mus., engineer, Kindred, N. D.; Howard E. Fell, artificer, carpenter, Jamestown, N. D.; Willis H. Downes, wagoner, farmer, Jamestown, N. D.

Privates

Albert F. Abraham, farmer. Princeton, Minn.; Herman Abraham, laborer, Princeton, Minn.; Severt B. Berglund, carpenter, Fargo, N. D.; Arthur Bennett, carpenter, Jamestown, N. D.; Joseph Boyer, laborer, Aurora, Ill.; Burnie Briggs, photographer, Jamestown, N. D.; Ralph E. Callahan, clerk, Norfolk, Neb.; John C. Charles, merchant, Tower City, N. D.; Robert M. Charles, engineer, Tower City, N. D.; Charles Cooper, farmer, Jamestown, N. D.; Alexander Clubb, farmer, Jamestown, N. D.; John H. Cadieux, switchman, Oakland, Cal.; Woodbury J. Davis, fireman, Jamestown, N. D.; Ralph A. Froenike, student, Jamestown, N. D.; Frank M. Glenn, farmer, New Rockford, N. D.; Frank R. Graham, laborer, New Rockford, N. D.; Charles Horsman, cook, Wichita, Kan.; Ernest E. Haner, laborer, Jamestown, N. D.; Arthur Hughes, laborer, New Rockford, N. D.; John L. Johnson, laborer, Crystal Springs, N. D.; Edward E. Kurtz, clerk, Jamestown, N. D.; Thomas Maher, laborer, Jamestown, N. D.; Morris R. Mastin, engineer, Jamestown, N. D.; Bunard J. Meehan, switchman, Jamestown, N. D.; James McElwaine, cook, Jamestown, N. D.; Louis C. Oefstedahl, farmer, Cheyenne, N. D.; Edward E. Pope, cook, Jamestown, N. D.; David Phillips, Jr., plowmaker, Racine, Wis.; Edwin J. Paunell, farmer, Jamestown, N. D.; Edward M. Portz, laborer, Jamestown, N. D.; Grant E. Riley, carpenter, Saginaw, Mich.; Harry F. Roberts, machinist, Jamestown, N. D.; John M. Reed, engineer, Jamestown, N. D.; Frank F. Ross, machinist, Langdon, N. D.; William P. Severin, laborer, Jamestown, N. D.; John E. Smith, carpenter, Jamestown, N. D.; Harry J. Stoops, clerk, Jamestown, N. D.; John Thompson, engineer, Jamestown, N. D.; Arthur Tyte, miner, Jamestown, N. D.; James M. Williams, engineer, Carrington, N. D.; Harry E. Williams, railroadman, Jamestown, N. D.; Fred W. Wolf, clerk, Jamestown, N. D.; Dana M. Wjright, farmer, Jamestown, N. D.; Perle F. Wright, flour packer, Jamestown, N. D.; Lloyd A. Whiteman, farmer, New Rockford, N. D.

Discharged

Fred L. Conklin, 1st Lieut., Bismarck, N. D., clerk, disability, December 12, 1898; Daniel H. Wallace, Corp., Bismarck, N. D., student, disability, December 7, 1898; William H. Miller, Corp., Manila, P. I., farmer, by orders, July 13, 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.; Delbert Buzzell, Mus., Jamestown, N. D., printer, disability, March 10, 1899; George K. Brown, wagoner, Manila, P. L, teamster, by orders, July 24, 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.; Thomas A. Green, Jamestown, N. D., laborer, disability, March 10, 1899; James Hamilton, Manila, P. I., clerk, by orders, July 13, 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.; Clarence J. Allen, Turen, N. Y. teacher, disability, March 10, 1899; Lewis Kramer, Manila, P. I., boiler- maker, by orders, July 24, 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.; Benjamin K. Russell, Corp., Manila, P. I., student, by orders, July 28, 1899; Charles Peterson, Manila, P. I., laborer, by orders, July 24, 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.; Robert E. Mauly, Sergt., Manila, P. I., lawyer, by orders, July 28, 1899; August Shinke, Manila, P. I., laborer, by orders, July 24, 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.

Transferred

Herbert G. Proctor, 1st Lieut., Jamestown, N. D., clerk, Company B, October 22, 1898; Olin T. Mattison, 1st Sergt., Jamestown, N. D., printer, Company G, July 30, 1899; John E. Mattison, Sergt., Jamestown, N. D., clerk, Reg. Sergt.- Maj., May 23, 1899; Harry W. Donevan, Princeton, Minn., clerk, Reg. Hosp. steward, September 1, 1899; Ernest E. Kelly, Carrington, N. D., Tele, operator, signal corps, June 16, 1899; Christ F. Pinkert, Valley City, N. D., watchmaker, Company G, December 10, 1899; Hazelton D. Smith, Jamestown, N. D., laborer, hospital corps, June 22, 1898.

Dead

John H. Killian, killed in action near Morong, P. I., June 9, 1899; Frank M. Harden, died of dysentery at Manila, P. I., November 21, 1898; John Morgan, died of dysentery at Manila, P. I., October 26, 1898.

Wounded

Dorman Baldwin, Jr., 2d Lieut., wounded in right leg at Kings Bluff, P. I., April 1, 1899; James Hanson, Corp., wounded in left wrist at Morong, P. I., June 15, 1899; Herman P. Wolf, Corp., Wounded in right foot at Kings Bluff, P. I., April 11, 1899; Harry W. Donovan, Wounded in left arm at Polo, P. I., March 26, 1899; Edward J. Pannell, Wounded in left side at Paete, P. I., April 12, 1899.

COMPANY I—SECOND BATTALION

William R. Purdon, Capt., merchant, Wahpeton, N. D.; William B. Aspinwall, 1st Lieut., printer, Wahpeton, N. D.; John Pussater, 2d Lieut., clerk, Fargo, N. D.; Arthur E. McKean, 1st Sergt., clerk, Wahpeton, N. D.; William D. Purdon, Q. M. Sergt., clerk, Wahpeton, N. D.; Charles W. Lander, Sergt., student, Wahpeton, N. D.; Orlin M. Jones, Sergt., student, Rochester, Minn.; Mark I. Forkner, Sergt., printer, Wahpeton, N. D.; Walter O. Lippitt, Sergt., student, Wahpeton, N. D.; William H. Auman, Jr., Corp., fireman, Breckenridge, Minn.; Herbert J. Brand, Corp., student, Farmington, N. D.; Harry R. Kramer, Corp., student, Wahpeton, N. D.; Fred W. Whitcomb, Corp., fireman, Breckenridge, Minn.; James E. Griffin, Corp., farmer, San Francisco, Cal.; Nels J. Bothne, Corp., farmer, Abercrombie, N. D.; Fergus A. Mullen, artificer, carpenter, Campbell, Minn.; Louis E. Anderson, wagoner, farmer, Clitheral, N. D.; Emil J. Pepke, cook, cook, Grafton, N. D.

Privates

Charles J. Adams, farmer, Wahpeton, N. D.; Charles H. Anderson, farmer, Wheaton, Minn.; Jacob Anfinson, laborer, Wahpeton, N. D.; Felix Blanchett, cook, St. Paul, Minn.; Otto Boehler, farmer, Wahpeton, N. D.; Canute Brandrup, farmer, Breckenridge, Minn.; William H. Brose, farmer, Abercrombie, N. D.; James E. Carney, fireman, East Springfield, Pa.; Frank A. Connolly, farmer, Wahpeton, N. D.; Fred J. Debbert, farmer, Belle Plaine, Minn.; John J. Gabriel, blacksmith, Wahpeton, N. D.; George Gebro, brakeman, Wahpeton, N. D.; Peter O. Gunness, student, Abercrombie, N. D.; Fred G. Harbourn, farmer, Shepard, Ill.; Benjamin Holter, laborer, Moreton, N. D.; Thomas Hudec, farmer, San Francisco, Cal.; Bernard Klein, barber, Northfield, Minn.; Berg Linderson, farmer, Wahpeton, N. D.; Olaf Leaf, bricklayer, Wahpeton, N. D.; Clarence A. Mitchell, merchant, Wahpeton, N. D.; William J. Mulled, laborer, Campbell, Minn.; James Murphy, laborer, Wahpeton, N. D.; Henry P. Musfeldt, laborer, Wahpeton, N. D.; James D. Murphy, butcher, Wahpeton, N. D.; Thomas Mangan, laborer, Chicago, Ill.; Edward McCullough, hotelkeeper, Minneapolis, Minn.; Anton Nelson, horseman, Fargo, N. D.; John P. Olson, druggist, Wahpeton, N. D.; Oscar J. Olson, clerk, San Francisco, Cal.; Alpheus H. Palmer, laborer, San Francisco, Cal.; Otto Paulson, laundryman, Wahpeton, N. D.; James Pruitt, farmer, Wahpeton, N. D.; James M. Quinn, farmer, Browns Valley, Minn.; Julius Schendel, teacher, Campbell, Minn.; Fred H. Schendel, printer, Campbell, Minn.; Alexander Scott, laborer, Wahpeton, N. D.; Thomas Stafne, laborer, Prairie Farm, Wis.; Will L. Schoonover, engineer, Wahpeton, N. D.; Otto O. Swank, clerk, Wahpeton, N. D.; George J. Seidlinger, harnessmaker, Brandon, Minn.; Eddie St. John, laborer, Chippewa Falls, Wis.; Charles Senkle, printer, Wahpeton, N. D.; Gus Sweeney, farmer, Wahpeton, N. D.; James Snodgrass, farmer, Wahpeton, N. D.; Thomas Schoot, railroadman, Breckenridge, Minn.; Chesley T. Talley, laborer, Wahpeton, N. D.; Leslie R. Waterman, shoemaker, Wahpeton, N. D.; Byron Woodberry, student, Wahpeton, N. D.

Discharged

John F. Faytle, Sergt., Wahpeton, N. D., teacher, by orders, September 1, 1899; Edward C. Little, Mus., Breckenridge, Minn., well digger, by orders, July 31, 1899 (36th U. S. V.) ; Frank Trupka, Mus., Manila, P. L, laborer, by orders, July 13, 1899, reenlisted; Fred C. Mullen, wagoner, Breckenridge, Minn., fireman, by orders, January 2, 1899; John F. Desmond, Wahpeton, N. D., woodworker, by orders, July 29, 1899; John A. Diamond, Wahpeton, N. D., baker, by orders, September 1, 1899; Herbert Files, Fergus Falls, Minn., mason, by orders, September 1, 1899; George E. Flemming, Wahpeton, N. D., laborer, by orders, July 29, 1899; Will J. Gillet, Manila, P. L, machinist, by orders, July 29, 1899, reenlisted 37th U. S. V.; Herman Harms, Wahpeton, N. D., farmer, by orders, July 29, 1899; Peter Happstadius, Wahpeton, N. D., farmer, by orders, July 29, 1899; John C. Leathert, Breckenridge, Minn., railroadman, by orders, August 17, 1899; Wlalter Schmeltekoff, Manila, P. L, waiter, by orders, July 29, 1899, reenlisted 14* U. S. If.; Henry J. Ready, Wahpeton, N. D., clerk, by orders, September 1, 1899; John Souhrada, Manila, P. I., laborer, by orders, July 29, 1899, reenlisted 36™ U. S. V.

Transferred

Joseph E. Slattery, 2d Lieut., Wahpeton, N. D., student, Company B, July 12, 1899; Fred Gellerman, Sergt., Wahpeton, N. D., operator, signal corps, June 15, 1898; Walter E. Patten, Corp., Wahpeton, N. D., druggist, hospital corps, May 16, 1898; Loren Campbell, Corp., Wahpeton, N. D., clerk, hospital corps, June 22, 1898; Erie A. Hamilton, Breckenridge, Minn., clerk, hospital corps, January 25, 1898.

Dead George J. Schueller, killed in action near Paete, P. I., April 12, 1899.

Wounded

Herbert L. Files, Wounded in chest at Paete, P. L, April 12, 1899; Emil J. Pepke, cook, Wounded in chest at Tabac, P. I., April 29, 1899.

For Valiant Service John F. Desmond, recommended for medal of honor for valiant service.

COMPANY K SECOND BATTALION

George Auld, Capt., registrar of deeds, Dickinson, N. D.; Ambrose J. Osborn, 1st Lieut., photographer, Dickinson, N. D.; Edw. G. Gorsuch, 2d Lieut., machinist, Bismarck, N. D.; W. Fulton Burnett, 1st Sergt., teacher, Dickinson, N. D.; Oscar M. Skeem, Q. M. Sergt., blacksmith, Dickinson, N. D.; Alfred W. Freeman, Sergt., druggist, Dickinson, N. D.; Samuel Andrews, Sergt., printer, Dickinson, N. D.; Storey E. Auld, Sergt., cowboy, Dickinson, N. D.; Louis F. Hanlin, Sergt., clerk, Dickinson, N. D.; Chas. H. De Foe, Corp., carpenter, Dickinson, N. D.; Jos. A. Reilly, Corp., farmer, Lehigh, N. D.; Llewellyn Morse, Corp., teamster, Dickinson, N. D.; Clark H. Coburn, Corp., farmer, Richardton, N. D.; Morton R. Bonney, Corp., farmer, Antelope, N. D.; Fred Kuntz, Corp., farmer, Richardton, N. D.; Fred C. Anderson, Lance Corp., mechanic, Tracy, Minn.; Hans Kristick, Mus., printer, Dickinson, N. D.; Willard J. Myers, Mus., tanner, Antelope, N. D.; Nicholas Rothschild, artificer, blacksmith, Dickinson, N. D.; George T. Dollard, wagoner, stockman, Belfield, N. D.; Charles Hanover, cook, carpenter, Mandan, N. D.

Privates

Antone Adelman, farmer, Gladstone, N. D.; Charles D. Butterwick, photographer, Milton, N. D.; Albert L. Boring, farmer, Greenburg, Ind.; George E. Carpenter, cowboy, Middleton, N. Y.; Ernest B. Cornell, farmer. Gladstone, N. D.; Timothy B. Curtis, laborer, Arlington, Sibley County, Minn.; Parley R. Colburn, farmer, Richardton, N. D.; John C. Chaloner, liveryman, Dickinson, N. D.; Harry A. Edison, clerk, Bakersfield, Cal.; Frank A. Earley, farmer, Richardton, N. D.; John Fisher, clerk, Terspol, Emmons County, N. D.; Peter L. Frogner, laborer, Atwater, Minn.; Edw. E. Gibbs, teamster, Dickinson, N. D.; Claude E. Groff, cowboy, Dickinson, N. D.; Henry Hanson, farmer, Kindred, N. D.; August W. Hensel, farmer, Tappen, N. D.; William A. Hill, bookkeeper, La Crosse, Wis.; William Heiser, porter, Dickinson, N. D.; Michael Hughes, laborer, Dickinson, N. D.; U. Schyler Hinkel, liveryman, Colon, Mich.; John E. Jones, woodman, Michigan City, N. D.; John Kuntz, farmer, Dickinson, N. D.; Arthur J. Loomis, cowboy, Antelope, N. D.; Anthony W. Link, engineer, Gladstone, N. D.; Adam S. Mischell, storekeeper, Hanover, Kan.; Patrick Murphy, miner, Hancock, Mich.; Carl A. Madsen, farmer, Hunter, Mich.; Siegwart Nelson, farmer, Lake Preston, S. D.; William E. Phillips, laborer, Augusta, Wis.; Hollis Paden, laborer, Dickinson, N. D.; Frederick J. Rohrer, laborer, San Francisco, Cal.; George M. Russell, laborer, Kindred, N. D.; Paul H. Riech, farmer, Middleton, Conn.; Christopher B. Rice, farmer, Fargo, N. D.; Clarence E. Stoddard, farmer, Housatonic, Mass.; Thomas M. Sweeney, miner, Nyhart, Mont.; Herman J. Steriner, Jr., farmer, Winona, Emmons County, N. D.; Rudolf V. Steiner, miller, Fargo, N. D.; Samuel Smiley, railroadman, Dickinson, N. D.; Gilbert Ulberg, laborer, Hatton, N. D.; Elmer W. Williams, printer, Chicago, Ill.; Frank W. Wilson, laborer, Detroit, Mich.

Discharged

Hans Garseg, Sergt., Dickinson, N. D., miner, by orders, July 29, 1899; Edward L. Ham, Corp., Manila, P. I., wheat buyer, by orders, July 12, 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.; William F. Thomas, Corp., Manila, P. I., acrobat, by orders, July 31, 1899, reenlisted; James O. Gorrie, wagoner, Manila, P. I., bookkeeper, by orders, July 13, 1899, reenlisted; Ticke Bowman, Manila, P. I., laborer, by orders, July 14, 1899, reenlisted; Nathan E. Chase, Dickinson, N. D., farmer, by orders, September 2, 1899, reenlisted; Stephen A. Doherty, Dickinson, N. D., herder, by orders, July 29, 1899, reenlisted; William Fitzgerald, Dickinson, N. D., laborer, by orders, August 13, 1899; Raymond Groll, Manila, P. I., farmer, by orders, July 13, 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.; James K. Hall, Dickinson, N. D., cowboy, disability, December 14, 1898; Patrick Hussey, Manila, P. L, laborer, by orders, July 21, 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.; Harry W. Klinefelter, Dickinson, N. D., drayman, by orders, August 16, 18991 Joseph Marmonn, Richardton, N. D., farmer, disability, March 7, 1899; Dennis Mahoney, Manila, P. L, stone cutter, by orders, July 21, 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.; John C. Smith, Manila, P. L, laborer, by orders, July 21, 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.; John J. Smith, Manila, P. L, molder, by orders, July 21, 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.; Frank Summerfield, Manila, P. I., clerk, by orders, July 13. 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.; George G. Vest, Manila, P. I., clerk, by orders, July 13, 1899, reenlisted 36th U. S. V.

Transferred

Harrison J. Gruschius, 2d Lieut., Dickinson, N. D., lumberman, Company H, January 8, 1899; Fred E. Smith, 2d Lieut., Manila, P. L, soldier, 36th U. S. V.,

July 26, 1899; Roy H. Berry, Dickinson, N. D., student, hospital corps, June 21, 1898; James A. Williams, Dickinson, N. D., cook, hospital corps, June 21, 1898; Alfred L. Ledin, Dickinson, N. D., student, hospital corps, January 23, 1899.

Dead

Harrold H. Davis, Corp., died at sea on U. S. Transport Grant, August 19, 1899; Ole T. Lakken, died at Manila, P. L, of pneumonia, November 21, 1898; William R. Howell, died at sea of consumption, February 13, 1899.

Wounded
August W. Hensel, Wounded in leg at Paete, April 12, 1899.

For Valiant Service

Patrick Hussey, Frank W. Summerfield, recommended for two medals of honor for valiant service, one at burning bridge over Tabon River, May 16, 1899, and one for bravery at San Miguel, May 13, 1899; William F. Thomas, Corp., Thomas M. Sweeney, recommended for medal of honor for valiant service at burning bridge over Tabon River, May 16, 1899.

MUSTER IN ROLL OF FIRST NORTH DAKOTA INFANTRY

Before Leaving for Service on the Border in 1916
Field, Staff and Band

John H. Fraine, colonel; Gilbert C. Grafton, lieutenant colonel; Frank S. Henry, major; Dana Wright, major; James M. Hanley, major; Daniel S. Lewis, captain, Regt. Coms'y; Theodore S. Henry, captain, Regt. Adjt.; La Roy Baird, 1st Lieut., Bv. Adjt.; John W. Murphy, 1st Lieut., Bv. Adjt.; Hastings H. Hamilton, 1st Lieut., Bv. Adjt.; Ivan V. Metzger, 2d Lieut., Bv. Q. M. & C.; John S. Grane, 2d Lieut., Bv. Q. M. & C.; Warren A. Stickley, R. Sergt. Maj.; Joseph L. Dwire, Reg. Coms'y Sergt.; John W. Rock, R. Q. M. Sergt.; James A. Soules, Color Sergt.; Oscar B. Treumann, Bv. Sergt. Maj.; Duane Y. Sarles, Bv. Sergt. Maj.; Amos E. Freeman, Bv. Sergt. Maj.; Myron T. Davis, Prin. Mus.; Joseph L. Allison, Drum Maj.; Sergts., Harry S. Moore, Cuthbert S. Moore, William M. Jones, Paul D. Harris; Corps., Max M. Moore, Archie Galbreath, Minnard Halverson, Fred A. Oliver, Walter E. Jones, James E. Jones; Walter E. Wodrich, cook. Privates: Robert H. Carlson, Glen H. Cole, Delbert L. Diehl, Edward H. Gewalt, Harold H. Hannan, Vincent K. Harris, Earl H. Hausken, John J. Hegreves, Patrick J. Hennessey, Richard Hockridge, Herbert C. Kiff, Edward Layman, Vernon Muir, Earl Nelson, John C. Wagner, Harold Webster.

Company A

Alfred B. Welch, Capt.; Fred D. Graham, 1st Lieut.; Warl L. Preston, 2d Lieut.; William C. Paulson, 1st Sergt.; Donald McPhee, Quartermaster Sergt.; Ferris Cordner, Sergt.; Adolph Scharnowske, Sergt.; Emil Bressler, Sergt.; William Savage, Sergt.; Charles S. Jones, Sergt.; Thomas Costello, Corp.; John

Maurer, Corp.; Eugene Morris, Corp.; George Rasche, Corp.; Arthur Serres, Corp.; Frank H. Howell, Corp.; Marion C. Hauser, Corp.

Privates

Theodore D. B. Alberghtson, Art. Albrecht, Edward J. Allensworth, Jay Anderson, Henry Amberson, Julius Amberson, Walter Austin, Clarence Bainbridge, Lyman A. Baker, Peter H. Baker, Morris Bergstrom, Herman Brocupp, Arthur Brown, Jim Brown, Howard E. Callahan, William N. Carrick, Benedict Cloud, Walter Coil, Loyd A. Couch, Harry Cunq, Joe Deibele, Joe P. Delmore, Joe Derringer, Martin Derringer, Norman Flow, David R. Fort, Norman Fredrick, Joe Freeburger, David L. Friedmann, Ambrose Gallagher, George Goldader, William Haas, John Habeck, Leston Hays, Vinton P. Heaton, Lawrence Hull, Ole D. Jensen, Alfred Kasper, Walter Knott, Dennis Laris, Andrew Mathews, Leonard Matthews, Ray H. Matthews, John Miley, Carl C. Moore, Thomas B. Mousso, George Nelson, Frederick Olson, John H. Ozmond, Alak Petterson, Owen Posner, Austin Reed, Arthur Roberts, Ernest Ryti, George Smith, Robert B. Sours, Charles Spiro, Walter Stopfer, Arthur Tews, Carl O. Ulness, Henry M. Volquardsen, Alex. Whitefeather, Horace E. Williams, William Wise.

Company B

Gustav A. M. Anderson, Capt.; Ernest S. Hill, 1st Lieut.; Reginald F. E. Colley, 2d Lieut.; Earle W. South, 1st Sergt.; Edward S. Peterson, Q. M. Sergt.; Hjalmer O. Thorson, Sergt.; Eugene S. Logan, Sergt.; George F. Ludvigson, Sergt.; Elvin Saul, Sergt.; Jack D. Thompson, Corp.; Lewis M. Thune, Corp.; Ernest O. Fjelstad, Corp.; Carl J. Anderson, Corp.; Archibald W. Melchior, Corp.; Orville A. Bolser, cook; Henry E. Seebold, cook; Bristol F. Gram. Jr., musician; Denzil C. McKinsey, musician.

Privates

William L. Abare, Carl E. Anderson, Glennon R. Anderson, George E. Beckstrom, Robert H. M. Canning, Oliver Conn, Ward M. Davenport, Robert F. Ellison, Arthur V. Platen, Chester R. Fouts, Harry Footer, Ray A. Fretz, Ercyl B. Hamilton, Roswell J. Hanson, James B. Hardy, Francis G. Heapes, Ralph E. Hollister, John G. Hubertz, Joseph E. Johnson, Clarence Kelson, William J. Lamb, Gustav F. Lawrence, Ben Lewis, Harry Lewis, Chas. W. B. McDermott, Walker McDonough, Donald McGregor, Norman B. McLean, Thomas J. McNeese, Harold J. MacCarthy, Harold S. Mayer, Fred A. Miller, Charles W. Nelson, Elford Nelson, Aleck J. Nemzek, Jr., John O'Laughlin, George W. Olson, Verner Olson, John E. Peterson, Percy M. Pettit, William A. Rasmusson, Henry Retzer, Edwin M. Sauer, William Scott, Cecil W. Smith, Leon C. South, Ray G. South, John C. Speare, Joseph Steiner, Leonard T. Sullivan, Fred C. Thompson, Harry Thompson, Niel Tierney, Ralph Torson, Martin A. Wahlberg, Bud Welch, Richard R. Wells.

COMPANY C

Manville H. Sprague, Capt.; John G. Ofstedahl, 1st Lieut.; William K. Treumann, 2d Lieut.; John Brien, 1st Sergt.; Henry Moe, Q. M. Sergt.; Myron Omlie, Sergt.; Clay Anderson, Sergt.; John R. Fraine, Sergt.; Arthur Pederson, Sergt.; Le Roy E. McGraw, Sergt.; Grant A. McDonald, Corp.; John Mohn, Corp.; Elmer Berg, Corp.; Walter A. Kirkland, cook; Juel Thor, cook; Eddie Stuart, artificer; Fritz E. Anderson, musician; Ingvar Arman, music1an.

Privates

Claude W. Aymond, Roy M. Berrian, Louis E. Bolton, Edward Bouvette, Luzerne D. Braudt, William C. Bryce, Adrien Charpentier, Max J. Cheslik, Joe Collette, Archie A. Craig, Carl Dahl, Russell E. Davis, Philip Eastman, Lowell B. Edin, William Foster, Reuben G. Giles, Joe Givens, George Gjerswold, Magnus Gunderson, Carl C. Hankey, Lee R. Hiel, William C. Hogg, Leonard Hoisveen, Arthur G. Homme, James J. Horgan, Myrton Hull, Ralph W. Jackson, Joseph Johnson, Murray Johnson, William Johnson, Charles H. Kirkland, James N. La Fromboise, Fred E. Lakdal, Louis Letourneau, George F. Lewis, Joseph McCaman, Allan W. McLean, Earl Maher, James H. Moher, John L. Merchlevicg, John J. Mollers, Mark Mollers, Casmer Monteski, Fred T. Nelson, Stewart B. Newell, Henry R. Newgard, George H. Owen, Clayton D. Pannsbaker, Mansfield A. Quist, Edward Radke, Fred Radke, Jr., Ragnar Reistadbekken, Fred Roth, Wilhelm F. Rude, Austin R. Rye, David H. Smith, Fredrik Smith-Peterson, George P. Swansen, Swan Swansen, Wallace M. Swenson, Dewey Swiggum, Gus W. Thompson, Levin Thompson, William G. Tollock, Harry Non Gorres, Harry A. Walters, Frank C. Willson.

Company D

Frank E. Wheelon, Capt.; Otto F. Gross, 1st Lieut.; Albert E. Whitney, 2d Lieut.; Stanton A. Hayes, 1st Sergt.; Leonard T. Larson, Q. M. Sergt.; Percival B. T. Robbins, Sergt.; Carl G. Lautz, Sergt.; John Leslie, Sergt.; Leo. S. Kigin, Sergt.; Walter Hall, Sergt.; Luther S. McGahan, Corp.; Hugh E. Taylor, Corp. ; Frank J. Falvey, Corp.; Hildor Ellison, Corp.; Edward Hoffman, Corp.; Paul B. Murphy, Corp.; William P. Makee, Corp.; Joseph B. Richards, Corp.; George S. Sawaya, Corp.; Robert S. Stevens, Corp.; Robert Odum, artificer; William Marsh, musician; Benjamin D. Fleet, musician.

Privates

Simon P. Accola, Thomas T. Adcock, Bert. Albin, Lee Andrews, Melvin A. Avelsgaard, Harrison Bailey, John D. Bailey, Charles Baker, Herman E. Bartz, Harry Bates, Donald W. Beers, Irl J. Beleal, William Berg, Victor Bergstrom, Herman H. Brietzke, Forrest W. Brooks, Arthur J. Brown, Peter A. Brown, Joseph M. Buchko, William G. Carroll, Robert E. Casey, Ralph H. Clarke, Elmer Clauson, William H. Day, Fay C. DeWitt, Carl J. Dokken, Leslie Dunn, Weston J. Du Vall, Arthur M. Eide, Mike Fillip, Alex. Florea, Harry T. Foley, Raymond Gilette, Patrick Gilmore, Hans Gimble, Guy D. Givens, Aksel Haase, Olov Halsebo, Orville Halsey, John W. Hanson, Joseph Hilts, Paul N. Hofocker, Paul D. Howell, Charles H. Jeffries, Roy F. Jewett, Alfred Johnson, George R. Johnson, Herman Johnson, Michael Kearns, Ralph H. Kohn, Carl M. Kuhl,George Lamorie, Harry Laridaen, Charles Larson, Roy LaShelle, Harold L. Lloyd, Maxwell Love, Barney J. McCann, Henry J. McClain, Jesse J. McClain, John J. McDonald, Clarence J. Madsen, Jacob Matt, Alfred H. Miller, Frank Miller, Mike Miller, Vernon C. Miller, Joseph N. Morrow, Clarence Moulton, Walter Nichols, Mike Nowak, Oscar Nyberg, William H. Oesch, Fred Pentz, Louis Prokoff, John R. Quackenbush, Allen P. Racine, Harry L. Remington, Buel J. Riblett, Leo. Rudd, Harry Schlaberg, Joseph Selberg, Lee E. Smith, Verne Soderquist, Fred Strandberg, Smith Taylor, Albert Tiller, Fred Von Duzee, George Wartchow, William Waydeman, Bert Wells, Jake Wesa, Ray W. Wilkes, Arthur J. Wilson, Asad E. Wilson, Oscar Wold, John T. Zebriskie.

COMPANY E

Emery W. Jeffrey, 1 st Lieut.; William W. Jeffrey, 2d Lieut.; George G. Harvey, 1st Sergt.; Otto Wannagat, Q. M. Sergt.; James L. Thiessen, Sergt.; Will M. Woolridge, Sergt.; Edward O. Anderson, Sergt.; Carl H. Erickson, Sergt.; Cyril D. Page, Sergt.; Herbert Metzger, Corp.; George F. Wilkinson, Corp.; Elmer O. Halvorsen, Corp.; Lester A. Jeffrey, Corp.; Harry J. Halverson, Corp.; Ben J. Craven, Corp.; Christian E. Boe, Cook; Ernest Nehring, Cook.

Privates

Jesse V. Alexander, Robert D. Barn father, Clarence A. Bell, Charles O. Bradley, Malcolm G. Brawley, Arthur E. Brooks, Phillip J. Carpentier, Wilfred J. Carpentier, William J. Chambers, Walter F. Charnholm, Mike F. Clark, Thomas Clausen, Edward B. Craven, Clarence E. Evans, Frank W. Evans, Harry P. Evans, Stephen W. Field, Arthur C. Gardner, Leslie C. Grover, Casper E. Gunderson, Christie Hahm, Logan M. Hardaway, Frank S. Harvey, Roy M. Hendricks, Reginald R. Holland, John W. Holloway, Cecil S. Jackson, Percy R. Jaynes, Peter D. Johnson, Ira L. Jaynes, Leo B. Kingston, Holver K. Koppang, Nicholas J. Lahr, Benjamin Leifson, William B. Law, Howard F. McDonald, Robert E. McWilliams, Dewey E. Marston, John C. Matthews, Luther J. Monson, Clarence G. Personius, Hughie A. Puffer, Thomas B. Randolph, Gerhard A. Roed, Hjalmer Rud, John H. Ruetten, Littleo Shanks, Henry J. Schutt, Axel Selseth, Gerard P. Sheldall, John M. Shen, Shaker A. Shikany, Ellis R. Slater, Charles E. Smith, Lester S. Taylor, John T. Thompson, Walter L. Warner, Claire A. Wilder.

COMPANY F

Guttorm I. Solum, Capt.; Vincent J. Melarvie, 1st Lieut.; Robert Wilson, 2d Lieut.; Gilbert W. Cass, 1st Sergt.; Martin A. Mossbrucker, Q. M. Sergt.; Ralph G. Hausen, Sergt.; Clarence L. Hassell, Sergt.; Peter A. Duchene, Sergt.; Custer A. Lang, Sergt.; John K. Kennelly, Corp.; Paul W. Bastine, Corp.; Glen A. Gray, Corp.; John A. Shaw, Corp.; Edgar Newgaard, Corp.; Praley Hausen, Corp.; Archie H. Fink, Corp.; Charles M. Russell, cook; Dave J. Welch, cook; Harry J. Brown, artificer; Theodore W. Hillius, musician.

Privates

William C. Andrews, Christ Aroando, George Bailey, Fred M. Barnes, James Blazek, Jesse M. Castle, Russell Cyrus, Fred W. Dieter, Frank E. Emard, Francis Fanning, Tom Firof, William V. Fox, William Gehrke, Walter H. Hecker, Robert J. Huff, Ralph Hunter, Harold J. Jones, George Kisch, Peter Klick, John R. Krogland, Victor Lindor, Arthur A. Loy, Raymond McAdams, Thomas F. McCarthy, Albert E. Morris, James Mullen, Jacob Myers, Irwin C. Nichols, Joseph O. Olson, Oscar Olson, Richard Peters, Orva G. Pruyn, Frank Rambur, Hugo O. Renden, Erwin E. Ricker, Olin Roth, David E. Rutland, George A. J. Sandvig, Henry J. Schafer, Steve Shvaro, William B. Skjod, Earl Slater, Paul A. R. Slipka, Bert O. Smith, Richard Snyder, Nathaniel Starck, Robert M. Thurston, John A. Timmerman, Raymond Tipper, Bernard Toelke, Leigh Wade, Maurice Wasem.

Company G

David S. Ritchie, Capt.; Milton H. Mason, 1st Lieut.; Fay Ross, 2d Lieut. Harry N. Olsby, 1st Sergt.; Edwin C. Baumey, Q. M. Sergt.; Harley McCready, Sergt.; Neal Tracy, Sergt.; Clarence V. Carlson, Sergt.; John T. Brush, Sergt.; Ross G. Wills, Sergt.; Ronald McDonald, Corp.; Thomas J. Brady, Corp.; Harold Jobe, Corp.; Ole Brandvold, Corp.; Giles Personius, Corp.; Frank S. Booth, Corp.; Lon Ryan, cook; Edward L. Anderson, artificer; Hurley Codding, musician ; Paul Hart, musician.

Privates

Clarence Allen, Charles R. Auacker, William A. Andreason, Arnold E. Aselson, John Bartholomew, Lee M. Bell, Helmer Berger, Roy C. Booth, Robert Bridges, Chester E. Brown, Everett Chambard, Harry E. Davidson, Hugh F. Dedrick, Walter B. Grannes, Tom Groden, Jens Hausen, James E. Huffman, Olaf Hervig, Albert Higginbotham, Andrew E. Highum, Rollin E. Jaberg, Melvin J. Johnson, Thomas Jones, Ralph F. Kernkamp,.Fred Kunnell, John O. Larson, John Leondorf, Walter J. Linthicum, Douglas Martin, Harry Mingle, Archie Mix, John F. Morse, Roy Nelson, Arne Olstad, Bjorn J. Osborne, Conrad Pederson, Peder Pederson, George Peterson, Thomas H. Peterson, Floyd Penn, Adry H. Pfusch, William J. Shaw, Howard M. Sollin, Raymond Stillings, Bernard O. Swanson, Walter Taylor, Alvin G. Swanson, John B. Thochlie, Joe S. Underwood, Junius Wall, Harry Weihemuller, Bert W. Weston, Robert Wilson, Earl Younkin.

COMPANY H

James D. Gray, Capt.; Calvin H. Smith, 1st Lieut.; Alex Steinbach, 2d Lieut.; Alfonso J. Steinbach, 1st Sergt.; Roy F. Nowlin, Q. M. Sergt.; Thos. Oliver, Sergt.; Lewis B. Allen, Sergt.; Alexander G. Woychik, Sergt.; Bert Hurst, Sergt.; John F. Nolet, Sergt.; Fredrick R. Kellogg, Corp.; Alvin Frickert, Corp.; Vernon B. Zacher, Corp.; Dewey W. Hagen, Corp.; Robert E. Dinehart, Corp.;

Henry Feickert, Corp.; John L. Teves, cook; Clifford Gallipo, cook; Marion E. Steinbach, artificer; Harry J. Hornby, musician.

Privates

Earl Bensch, Kyle Beach, Raymond Bensch, Carl J. Bergquist, Philip T. Blewett, Charles E. Brand, Frank Briggs, William C. Broguton, Dorman Brown, Sumner G. Brown, Patrick Conlon, Ray E. Cornwall, Jess F. Crabtree, James C. Cusator, Lance Devericks, Richard T. Dozier, William Farley, William Fidder, Max Giese, Richard E. Giese, Allan D. Gunderson, Robert K. Hall, Frank Hamilton, Thomas W. Hatten, John Johnson, Willard Johnston, Francis Judkins, John Kubis, Parker LaMoure, Hugh Lee, Fred S. Lieber, Bert E. Lyon, Arthur McCann, Virgel McCombs, Frank Newberry, Andrew Olson, Arthur E. Parkinson, Jr., Harvey H. Pederson, Walter T. Peterson, Alexander Rank, Reuben Poindexter, Jr., Ben Ramsey, Arthur H. Ratzlaff, Joseph A. Reis, Roland E. Rhoads, Howard Richcreek, Lyle Roberts, Fred M. Romer, Nick Romer, Charles W. Schaller, John V. Seroy, William Severin, Sanford A. Shain, Jr., Herbert Siebold, Fred Smith, Jr., James Smith, Alex. Soransen, Jacob Von Guyten, Ambrose Walsh, Jr., John A. WJashburn, Arthur P. Wheeler, Alfred M. Williamson, Walter F. Willard, Alixia Willette.

COMPANY I

Thomas J. Thomsen, Capt.; Carl M. Ulsaker, 1st Lieut.; Leo H. Dominick, 2d Lieut.; Ward W. Wages, 1st Sergt.; Otto M. Oien, Q. M. Sergt.; Louis Anderson, Sergt.; Arthur W. McLean, Sergt.; Wallace E. Morden, Sergt.; Joseph L. Vachon, Sergt.; Harry R. Clough, Sergt.; Wallace W. Millard, Corp.; George J. Fischer, Corp.; Fred Freitag, Corp.; Werner C. Goerner, Corp.; Adolph B. Veit, Corp.; Marvin L. Ryan, Corp.; Wilkie R. Simard, cook; Walter A. Dunn, cook; Arnold C. Forbes, musician; Lawrence J. Voelker, musician.

Privates

Chester M. Alm, Albert J. Bader, Frank R. Bennett, Frank G. Bernard, David A. Bezenek, John J. De Fea, Thomas L. De Lancy, Edward A. Demoray, George Demoray, George Dvorak, John M. Early, Frank J. Enderson, Isadore J. Engelhard, Harold G. Fleckenstein, George E. Fleming, William M. Friederichs, Edward Funfar, Roy D. Garrett, Herbert Goettleman, Joseph Grenrath, Melbert C. Green, Linton M. Harris, Oliver T. Hess, Clifford D. Homan, Robert A. Hughes, Kinsey Hutchens, Roy A. Hutchens, Lewis C. Jensen, John C. Jorgenson, Philip Kolegraff, Robert W. Kramer, Henry A. Krebs, Oscar Krueger, Nels L. Larson, Charles Leschke, Sam M. Lock, Louis P. Margenton, Severin Mikkelson, Albert G. Miller, William A. Miller, Rogert P. Moore, Bernard J. Mundt, Leo. Nebraske, Milo S. Parks, Nickhola Passas, Erwin L. Persons, Ira A. Piper, Frank Podraza, John Pulaski, Charles Radtke, Howard E. Rice, Joseph E. Rickert, Harry E. Ross, Edward F. Russell, Lyal St. John, Anthony Schiller, Paul E. Sewrey, Carl W. Sherley, John P. Sinclair, Curtis G. Solsvig, Leslie J. Stephens, Bert A. Story, Louis Stuart, William W. Thaw, Francis Traylor, William A. Tyra, Henry Ulrich, Claude C. Vaught, George E. Wagner, William H. Weimar, William Wilson, William H. Wolfe.

COMPANY K

Clarence N. Barker, Capt.; John F. D. Wiley, 1st Lieut.; Albert Behonek, 2d Lieut.; Chris J. Kunz, 1st Sergt.; Bert Wladdell, Q. M. Sergt.; Leon Stuck, Sergt.; Frank L. Flynn, Sergt.; Robert L. Hill, Sergt.; James L. Monson, Sergt.; Sidney L. Morrison, Corp.; Vincent T. Mikantsch, Corp.; Stanley Grubb, Corp.; Paul H. Erb, Corp.; Robert C. Greenwood, Corp.; Archie C. Gibson, Corp.; William J. Banish, Corp.; Odin H. Anderson, cook; John S. Hinds, cook; Alfred C. Palmer, artificer; Thomas J. Lenhardt, musician; Dewey Wiley, musician.

Privates

Ernest S. Angliss, Mathias J. Beres, Earl B. Brassington, Alvin Breda, Julius Breda, Walter W. Brenner, George D. Brodie, Joseph F. Brodie, Fred W. Bertelsen, George H. Butler, Robert L. Coulter, Robert M. Dickson, Henry M. Douglas, Cyril L. Drury, Gunnar E. Forsen, Robert W. Gilliam, Otis Griffin, Wilber W. Haire, Edwin F. Hastings, Louie F. Hatzenbuchler, Harold A. Hill, Joseph Hodson, Glen D. Hollenbeck, Charley R. Hubbard, Frank P. Kessel, Joseph P. Koch, Harold D. Lillibridge, William E. Littlehales, Henry J. McLaughlin, Jerry G. Mahoney, Lyall B. Merry, Adelbert Morey, John Morganthelar, Harold W. Parker, Marvin G. Reed, Frank Richards, Quintin Roberts, Fred Russell, Louis W. Schmidt, Valentine Schwan, Creatis D. Shira, Lowell W. Shira, Alfred Skinner, Judson Stanton, Earl H. Vanstrum, Ernest Vessey, Joseph Vrana, Lee Waddell, Foster White.

COMPANY L

Barney C. Boyd, Capt.; Berto A. Olson, 1st Lieut.; Gunder M. Larson, 2d Lieut.; Norviel G. Nyhus, 1st Sergt.; Jorgen L. Talmo, Q. M. Sergt.; Chester W. Forre, Sergt.; Fred G. Gutnecht, Sergt.; Johnnie Torgerson, Sergt.; Allen G. Gilbertson, Sergt.; Arthur Serumgard, Sergt.; Henry J. Harstad, Corp.; Paul Scott, Corp.; Hans A. Gilbertson, cook; Jerome Baglien, cook; Sam Allen, artificer; Robert T. Coutts, musician; John M. McGee, musician.

Privates

Harry A. Anderson, Casper Arneson, Peter Arneson, John A. Becker, Ingvald Bergan, Leon H. Brown, Nick Chester, William C. Chrispen, John Christensen, Leslie Christie, George J. Constans, Ralph E. Curtis, Harold W. DeLude, Henry L. Ellingsom, Elling G. Evenson, August B. Falk, Dewey V. Fink, Dewey V. Fisher, George Freson, Leonard D. Gilbert, Spencer R. Gilbert, Maurice Girard, Arthur Hagen, Thomas J. Hall, Albert B. Hankey, Knude A. Hansen, Oscar L. Hanson, Henry W. Harris, Clarence Holland, Tver L. Iverson, Adolph E. Kamplin, Arthur R. Kelly, Derice G. Kennedy, Peter Kleven, Bernard J. Kohan, Peder M. Kristiansen, Carl E. Larson, Edward R. La Berge, Ovid L. La Berge, Sam M. Lodmell, Mike Ludeen, Francis McDonald, Vernon L. McHalfie, Lawrence J. McNamee, Elmer N. Martin, Herbert Moerke, Malcolm Morrow, Archie E. Munter, John P. Murphy, Carl' P. Myren, Roy C. Neathery, William F. O'Brien, Paul Pecher, Norman W. Peterson, William W. Peterson, Nels N. Renden, Jr., Harry E. Russell, George P. Sand, Oscar Sandvig, Andrew H. Sawyer, Arthur Scheving, Earl W. Scheewies, Irvin E. Silvy, Henry Skagen, Orlando Skagen, Arvid T. Smith, Elmer Solberg, Jesse Sorum, Oscar J. Stearns, Arthur C. Strand, Henry Talmo, Fred C. Tassell, Earl H. Telle, Louis P. Trepanier, Harold E. Trotter.

Company M

Ansel G. Wineman, Capt.; Oscar G. Holm, 1st Lieut.; Harley I. Henson, 2d Lieut.; John A. Stevens, 1st Sergt.; James M. Culliton, Q. M. Sergt.; Axel E. Knutson, Sergt.; Carl W. Halten, Sergt.; Clarence D. Locklin, Jr., Sergt.; Merwyn H. Hanson, Sergt.; Earl E. Hanson, Sergt.; Eugene Vandeneynde, Corp.; Arthur L. Moebeck, Corp.; Olaf P. Ringsby, Corp.; Harold A. Van Dusen, Corp.; Fred M. Locklin, Corp.; Leroy W. Good water, Corp.; Donald D. Sliverton, cook; Barney Barton, artificer; Merle Becker, musician; Helmer M. Hagen, musician.

Privates

Chenning G. Anderson, Clarence N. Anderson, Delmar Bjerk, George Bobich, Theodore Carl, Harold J. Culliton, Guy Davis, Lester DeLong, Charles Dryden, Alexander C. Drysdale, Cecil S. Eddington, Heber L. Edwards, John S. Edwards, Harold Ekholt, Wilmer N. Elton, Oscar Enger, Elmer Falconer, Victor Forsness, Oren Garland, Edward G. Goodrie, Fred Goodrie, George Gregg, William Gador, Morris Goldstein, Alexander O. Gorder, Oscar Gunderson, George A. Hagen, Nels Hallstan, Harold Hedican, John Hoffstad, James Hogan, Russell T. Holter, Claude E. Ireland, Charles E. Jelliff, Carrol P. Johnson, Clarence Johnson, Albert Jordan, Ad Lahey, William Lahey, Earl V. Lowe, John McKinnon, Boyd Macdonald, Samuel Miner, James Morgan, Martin T. Moran, William E. Mulligan, Fredrick C. Myers, Earl Nelson, Henry M. Nelson, Ager Newark, Theodore Newark, Albert C. Nuessle, Herman Olson, Rangvaldur G. Patrick, William W. Patterson, Herman Peterson, Max Raines, Edward W. Rogers, Robert B. Rowe, Ora C. Salisbury, Harvard N. Schneeweiss, Arnold B. Seymour, Edward R. Smith, Fred Stanley, Alpha C. Stoddard, August Svedlund, Harry Thomas, Albert Thoreson, Simon Tripp, Leslie G. Trotter, Henry M. Viken, William L. Whitfield, Cashmer Yezpski. Everett Stoudt, Thomas Streeter, Wayne Watts, Ivan M. Webster, George Blake, Cecil R. Campbell, William Carlson, Edwin Hansen, Basil Howell, Archie H. Reed, Charles J. Thompson.

DETACHMENTS MUSTERED IN AFTER THE CALL

Clarence N. Barker, Capt.; Daniel C. Mulick, 1st Lieut.; Alfred C. Coates, chief musician; Fred Strebig, Sergt.; Austin E. Belyea, private; Leslie H. Langley, private; Wallis R. Bailey, private; John A. Bonnett, private; Neil G. Calkins, private; Herman Christensen, private; Walter Cork, private; Robert Duthie, private; Aksel H. Enger, private; Frank Gagnon, private; Harold R. Garrett, private; George B. Hodge, private; Daniel D. McLaren, private; Esley E. Norton, private; Albert L. Lutjens, private; Phil. St. Pierre, private; Stephen Samson, private; Sindelar, private; Elmer A. Stokke, private; Harry H. Weeden, private; Paul R. C. White, private; Roy S. Williams, private; Earl Wynne, private; George Zalusky, private; John P. Dwyer, private; Ernest A. Harris, private.

ROSTER OF OFFICERS, 1916

Governor L. B. Hanna, Commander-in-Chief, Bismarck, N. D.; Brig.-Gen. T. H. Tharalson, Adjutant-General, Bismarck, N. D.; Col. Frank P. Allen, Chief of Supplies, Lisbon, N. D.; Col. H. R. Bitzing, Judge Advocate-General, Mandan, N. D.

Governor's Staff

Aides with the rank of colonel. Those with the asterisk served in the Spanish- American War and Philippine Insurrection.

*W. C. Treumann, Maj. Gen. Ret., Grafton; *C. F. Mudgett, Maj. Sup. List, Valley City; A. L. Knauf, Capt. Sup. List, Jamestown; Gilbert W. Davis, Fargo; Alex. Scarlett, Minot; C. E. Batcheller, Fingal; Dr. D. Lemieux, Dunseith; Henry Hale, Devils Lake; Oscar Knudson, Grand Forks.

On detail by the War Department under provisions of act of Congress with National Guard: *R. R. Steedman, Maj. U. S. A. Ret., Bismarck, February 7, 1910; *F. H. Turner, 1st Lieut. Infantry, Inspector-Instructor, Bismarck, December 28, 1912.

FIRST INFANTRY

Headquarters, Grafton; Hospital Corps, Lisbon; Band, Lisbon; Company A, Bismarck; Company B, Fargo; Company C, Grafton; Company D, Minot; Company E, Williston; Company F, Mandan; Company G, Valley City; Company H, Jamestown; Company I, Wahpeton; Company K, Dickinson; Company L, Hillsboro; Company M, Devils Lake; Machine Gun Company, Grand Forks.

FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY, NORTH DAKOTA NATIONAL GUARD

Col. J. H. Fraine, Lieut.-Col. G. C. Grafton, Maj. Dana Wright, Maj. F. S. Henry, Maj. G. A. Fraser, Capt. T. S. Henry, Capt.-Adjt., 1st Lieut. J. W. Murphy, Batt.-Adjt., 1st Lieut. H. H. Hamilton, Batt.-Adjt., 1st Lieut. L. R.

SANITARY TROOPS

Thomas C. Petterson, Maj.; Thomas M. MacLachlin, Capt.; Neil McLean, Capt.; George H. Haynes, Sergt.; Earl M. Crocker, Sergt.; Arthur McDaniel, Sergt.; Curran G. Rourke, Sergt.

Privates

Frank T. Allen, Henry Blake, Ronald D. Campbell, Samuel A. Daniels, Harold Evans, Raynal Hammelton, Cornelius McNally, Harley Moore, Vincent Sinnott,

Baird, Batt.Adjt., 2d Lieut. I. V. Metzger, Batt.-Q. M., 2d Lieut. J. D. Prentice, Batt.-Q. M., 2d Lieut. John Graham, Batt.-Q. M., 1st Lieut. Moultrie, Chaplain.

Company A. Capt. A. B. Welch, 1st Lieut. F. D. Graham, 2d Lieut. Ward L. Preston.

Company B. Capt. G. A. M. Anderson, 1st Lieut. R. C. Colley, 2d Lieut. R. Hill.

Company C. Capt. M. H. Sprague, 1st Lieut. G. Ofstedahl, 2d Lieut. W. K. Truemann.

Company D. Capt. F. E. Wheelon, 1st Lieut. F. O. Gross, 2d Lieut. A. E. Whitney.

Company E. Capt. H. R. Evans, 1st Lieut. E. W. Jeffry, 2d Lieut. W. W. Jeffry.

Company F. Capt. G. I. Solum, 1st Lieut. V. J. Malarvie, 2d Lieut. Robt. Wilson.

Company G. Capt. D. S. Richy, 1st Lieut. Milton Mason, 2d Lieut. Fay Ross.

Company H. Capt. James V. Gray, 1st Lieut. Calvin Smith, 2d Lieut. Alex. Steinbach.

Company I. Capt. T. J. Thomsen, 1st Lieut. C. M. Ulsacker, 2d Lieut. Leo Dominick.

Company K. Capt. C. M. Barker, 1st Lieut. Dean Wiley, 2d Lieut. Albert Rohoneck.

Company L. Capt. B. C. Boyd, 1st Lieut. B. A. Olson, 2d Lieut. Henry Halvorson.

Company M. Capt. (vacancy), 1st Lieut. O. G. Holm, 2d Lieut. Fred Moore.

Machine Gun Company. Capt. L. L. Eckman, 1st Lieut. B. C. Mulick.

Hospital Corps. Maj. T. C. Patterson, Capt. Neil McLean.

FIRST REGIMENT NORTH DAKOTA INFANTRY

The First Regiment of North Dakota was organized January 31, 1885, under the Territory of Dakota. The National Guard of North Dakota was reorganized under Governor John Miller, first governor of North Dakota, in 1889, and was designated as the First Regiment, North Dakota National Guard, Gen. W. H. Topping, Adjutant-General, and Col. A. P. Peake, Commanding First Regiment.

This regiment remained so until the Spanish-American war, when two battalions with Col. W. C. Truemann commanding, was mustered into service of the United States as the First North Dakota Volunteer Infantry, April 26, 1898. This regiment served in the Philippines under Gen. S. Overshine and Gen. Henry W. Lawton, United States army, taking part in thirty-two engagements and skirmishes in and around Manila, P. I. This regiment returned to the United States and was mustered out of service September 22, 1899.

It again was organized as the First Regiment of Infantry of North Dakota, and under the Dick Bill, as the First Regiment of Infantry of the Organized Militia of the United States, and as such they were mustered into the service of the United States at Fort Lincoln on June 30, 1916, as the First North Dakota Regiment, Col. John H. Fraine, commanding.

The National Guard consists of the First Regiment of Infantry, which constitutes the field arid staff, band, twelve letter companies, a Machine Gun Company and Sanitary Detachment, Medical Corps.

Other organizations in connection with this regiment are as follows: Quartermaster Corps, Major Paul R. Tharolson in command, Major Harold Sorenson, Captain Warren A. Stickley and Captain John W. Rock. The Field Hospital was organized by Major T. C. Patterson at Lisbon, during the month of May, 1917, with Capt . Neil McLean, of Kenmare, and Lieut. Charles E. Hunt, of Valley City, as his assistants.

SUPERNUMERARY LIST

Major: Charles F. Mudget, Valley City. Captains: Frank Ross, Milton P. Wells, Tower City; Arthur L. Knauf, Jamestown; Blanchard J. Schoregge, Williston; Edward S. Persons, Minot; Earl R. Sarles, Hillsboro.

RETIRED LIST

Major Generals: Herbert M. Creel, Devil's Lake; Thomas H. Poole, Bismarck; Amasa P. Peake, Valley City; William C. Treumann, Grafton.

Brigadier General: Melvin A. Hildreth, Fargo.

Colonel: Samuel L. Nuchols, Mandan.

Majors: Dorman Baldwin, Jr., Jamestown; Ambrose J. Osborne, Dickinson.

Captains: J. D. Eaton, Dunseith; Ole Manderud, Jamestown; Herbert C. Fish, Hope; James D. Stenson, Devil's Lake.

The war record made by this organization is an enviable one. In the Philippine campaign it proved to be one of the most valiant in the Spanish-American war, and drew the compliment from General Henry Ware Lawton, "You can't stampede the First North Dakota."

Upon the reorganization of the regiment after its return from the Philippines, many of the officers were chosen from the veterans of that campaign. In July, 1917, fourteen of them were still with the regiment.

June 18, 1916, President Wilson called the National Guard to the Mexican border, and on June 25th the First North Dakota Infantry answered, and was mobilized at Fort Lincoln, near Bismarck, and remained in camp until the evening of July 22d, when about 1,100 men entrained for Mercedes, Texas, a point which witnessed some of the worst crimes in the raids along the Mexican border. For six months they patrolled the banks of the Rio Grande, and did much toward bringing order out of chaos in that part of the country. Of all the many regiments on the border at that time, this regiment stood among the very best in every respect.

January 23d, 1917, they entrained for Fort Snelling, where they were mustered out on the 14th of February; arriving in North Dakota on the 15th. Each division of the organization was accorded the most hearty reception upon arrival at its home station.

But the work of the First Regiment was only begun, for on March 25th following, the Second Battalion, under command of Major Dana 'Wright, consisting of Company A, Bismarck; F, Mandan; H of Jamestown, and K of Dickinson, was called into Federal service. Companies A and F were encamped at the Northern Pacific bridge, which spans the Missouri River between Bismarck and Mandan, where they guarded that structure. Company H was sent to Valley City, and a detachment of that company sent on to Fargo, where they did similar duty, but Company K was sent to Fort Missoula, Montana, to guard that fort. The latter company was withdrawn about June 1st, and sent to Fort Lincoln, where Companies A and F were also stationed. The companies did their turn guarding the bridge and the fort.

Orders from the War Department required that the companies be recruited up to war strength, and on July 15, 1917, when ordered into service, the ranks were filled.

In March, 1918, the North Dakota National Guard was a part of a sector in the front line in France doing valiant service in the great battle for the freedom of nations, and for world democracy.

Submitted by Janice Rice