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An Honor Roll Containing a Pictorial Record of the Gallant And wmM, f J ,' Jl I f \ / ! ,7 .^ 1 ( l&^fiiBAiaB^v y/zp/zSorvoc/ fo AoGp t/ie/paf/on 9/„.'-%„or9?o/? s\ 1917'" 1918- 1919 [o '^CxCC ))ooo o PUBLISHED BY The Leader Publishing Company Pipestone, Minni^sota 1^ ^ HAY J* I9M ^ 1 A =_>< .25 Pipestone County^s Honored Dead PDiss ! CARI^ETON ASHTON — Pipe- m stone, Minn. Private, ist Co., ml Coast Defense Artillery. Entered service dis- I SSI November 30, 1914; cliarg^ed 191 7 because of physical disability. Died March 7, 1919. im\ PETER BARKER — Holland, Minn. Private, Infantry. En- tered service Oct. 23, 191 8; train- ed at Camp Cody, N. M. Died November 3, 1918, at Camp Cody, N. M., of influenza. I I! I li WALTER EDWARD BREI- IIOLZ—Holland, Minn. Pri- vate, Co. M, 53rd Inf. Entered service May i, 1918; trained at Camp W'adsworth, S. C. ; depart- ed overseas July, 1918; battles, Meuse and Argonne. Died De- cember 18, 1918, at Recy-Sur- Oise, France, peritonitis. '"^-"':g^MlMMlii^ili1 ; aummmiii fail Pipestone County's Honored Dead Hill IRVING BENJAMIN ENGEL- BART—Pipestone, Minn. Cor- poral, Co. B, 119th Inf. Entered service Feb. 28, 1918; trained at Camp Dodge ; departed overseas May 15, 1918. Killed in action September 29, 191 8. .:;ii VICTOR ELMER IIURD—Re- gina, Canada. Private, Infantrj'. Entered service Jnly, 1918; train- ed at Cam]:) Wadsvvorth, S. C. departed overseas Sept., 1918. Died October 10, 1918. in France, of pnenmonia. OLIVER SMITH HUVCK—Jas- per, Minn. Seaman, second class, U. S. S. Transport Bridgeport. Entered service Ma\', 1917; train- ed at Great Lakes Naval Train- ing Station. Accidentally drowned October 17, 1918, near Portsmouth, Va. iiiiiiinmiinminHiiniiiiiiii! i llimillllllllllllllll l |ii mi M i[ i i iii i i i i ii iiniiini ii i iiiii l lll ll llllllllll!llllimill HONOR ROLL. Pipestone County^s Honored Dead JAMES WESLEY HRABAK— Holland, Minn. Private, Hdq. Co., 328th Inf. Entered service Feb. 26, 1918; trained at Camp Dodge, la. ; departed overseas April 28, 1918; wounded in Ar- gonne Forest, and killed in- .stantly by bursting shell, dur- Argonne Offensive near Py- lone, on October 11, 1918. \ OSCAR IVERSON — Jasper, Minn. Private, Co. A, 136th ^} H| Reg. Inf., 34th Div. Entered f% service July 2, 1917; trained at Camp Cody, N. M.; departed overseas June 26, IQ18; battles, Argonne, Chateau Thierry, St. Mihiel, Champagne. Killed in action October 15, 1918, while charging Hill 240. WILLIAM FRANKLIN KLIN- SING—Lewiston, Mont. En- tered service Nov. l, 1917; trained at Camps Lewis, Wash. ; Mills, N. Y. ; Merritt, N. J. ; departed overseas in January, 1918; participated in action at Chateau Thierry and various other liattles ; calf of leg torn away by shrapnel at Chateau Thierry, on August 10, 1918 ; returned to U. S. Febru- ary 21, 1919 ; operated on at Camp Lewis, W^ash. ; trans- ferred to Fort Snelling: dis- charged July 23 ; brought to parental home in Pipestone on July 24, 1919; died July 26, 1919. \'<r^r^^*^ "•'l"il'"""l'"l! in Pipestone County's Honored Dead KENNETH FRANCIS KING- m\ SLEY—Edgerton, ^linn. Pri- vate, first class, 32nd Brig. Coast Art. Corps. Entered service April 30, 1917; trained at Key West, Fla. ; de])arled overseas April, 1918. Died July 13. iQiS, in Base Hospital No. loi, St. Na- zaire, France. Ilii LOUIS LORD.MIL — Jasper, !Minn. Private, Co. 63, i6th Bn., 163rd Inf. Entered service ; train- ed at Cam]) Dodge, la. Died at Camp Dodge on (October 13, 1918. EDWIN KORSTAD — Trosky, Minn. Private, Co. B, i8th Inf. Entered service April 25, 1917; trained at Douglas, Ariz. ; de- parted overseas June 10, 1917; battles. Argonne, Cantigny, St. Mihicl, Toul, Somnie, Soissons. Wounded at Soissons. Killed in action October 7, 1918. m. iiiniiiniiminMiriiiiiimii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiunim iiiimniimiimniiniiiii i "TTiri i ii i i i ii MN i ii " Pipestone County's Honored Dead ARTHUR CONRAD S-M ALL- FIELD—Pipestone, Minn. Cor- poral, Co. C, 351st Inf. Entered service Sept., 1917; trained at Camp Dodge, Iowa. Leg amp- utated June 3, 10111. Died Jun'i 10, 1919, of tuberculosis of the bone, at L'. S. General Hospital, Denver, Colorado. MARIOX -M. S^.\llORST — Wood.stock. Minn. Private, Co. A, 130th Inf., 33rd Div. Entered service I'^eb. j6, 1918; trained at Cam]) Dodge, la.. Camp Upton, L. I., and Caniji Logan ; departed overseas May, 1918; battles. Cha- teau d'Putnois, and others. Kill- ed in action November 7, 1918, at Chateau dT'utnois. WILLIAM TEBBEN — Wood- stock, Minn. Private, Co. G, 131st Inf., 33rd Div. Entered service Oct. 23, 1918; trained at Camp Cody. N. M. Died Nov- ember 4, 191 8, at Camp Cody, N. M., of influenza. "S'.jfrrmnrT'- Pipestone County's Honored Dead M E3 JOHN WILLIAM WELLS—Hol- hiiid, Minn. Private, sth Trench Mortar Bn., Batt. C' Entered service July 8, 1918; trained at Ft. Hancock, N. J.; departed overseas Sept., 1918. Died on U. S. Transport in Brest port, France, of pnctunonia, Oct. I, 1918. JOHN W JI.LIA.M WENDLAND — Pipestone, Minn. Private, Co. C, 59th Inf. Entered service July 16. 1917; trained at Cani]) Cody, N. M.; departed overseas July 5, 1918; battles, Chateau Thierry, .Xrtjonne ; wounded in action .Xrsonnc Woods. Killed in action October 4, 191 8, at .Ar- gonne Forest. Buried in Mili- tary Cemetery in Septsarges Woods, near southern edge, in grave No. 25. RAY WILLLVMS — Pipestone, Minn. Private, Co. M, 163rd U. S. Int.. 1st Div. Entered service Aug. I, 1917; trained at Camp Cody, N. :\I., and Camp Merritt, N. J.: departed overseas Julv 8. 1918. Killed in action in Ar- gonne I-'orest Oclnln-r 1, 1918. HONOR ROLIy. Pipestone County's Honored Dead ALBERT H. MICHAEL—Pipe- stone, Minn. Corporal, Co. K, 151 St Inf. Entered service Feb. 23, 1918; trained at Camp Dodge, la. ; departed overseas May, 1918; battle. Chateau Thierry. Killed in action August 19, 1918. ORVILLE C. WRIGHT—Trosky, Minn. Corporal, Hdq. Co., 4th Inf., 3rd Div. Entered service ,^?K » Dec. 17, 1917; trained at Jeffer- son Barracks and Newport News; departed overseas April, 1918; battles, Argonne Forest, Chateau Thierry, Vesle River, Champagne. Killed in action October 4, 1918, in Argonne For- est. EDWARD ALDRIDGE—A Canadian soldier, died in Pipestone, Monday, several November 18, 1918. He had made his home in this county for months when he was taken sick. He had been wounded and gassed while m action with his contingent in France. A military funeral was held Thurs- day, November 21st, and burial was in the Catholic cemetery in Pipe- stone. No photograph available. HENRY SCHNEIDERMAN—Holland, Minn. Private, Co. K. 58th Pioneer Inf. Entered service July 22, 1918; trained at Camp Wadsworth, and Camp Stewart; departed overseas Sept. 18, 1918. Died in France October 8, 1918, of influenza. No photograph available. isiiiifflii MP"' [|l!llinfllinilll!ll lll!'IIIIIIIIIIIMn! i! !!M| i i ii ii iM i " ^| | |||| l|| ! J!!i| !i j!! ! !!^ S ^ les mi' cnr: I i: j3 E III o m g ga ;°C }))<^m^ WALTER E. ABRAHAM— Pipestone, Minn. Private, 35Sth Machine Gun Co. Entered service April 26, 1918; trained at Camp I'^unston ; departed overseas June 3, 1918; battles, Ar- gonne. St. Mihicl, Champa.iinc ; gassed Nov. 2, 1918 at Argoiine forest. BENJAMIN HARRISON ADAMS— Trosky. Minn. Wagoner, Co. G, 109lh Ammunition Train, 34tli Div. Entered service Sept. 18, 1917; trained at Camp Cody ; departed overseas Sept. 15, 1918. NOAH J. ADAAIS-Ottawa, Minn. Pri- vate, 39tli Engrs. Entered service Feb. 28, 191S; trained at Camp Upton, N. Y. ; departed overseas June 7, 1918. ELMER A. ALEXANDER—Pipestone, Minn. Corporal. Gas Company 1603. Entered service May. 1917; trained at Camp Cody; departed overseas June, 1918. CARL G. ALSTAD-Jasper, Minn. Pri- vate, first class, Troop G, 6th Cavalry. HAROLD M. ALSTAD-Tasper, ^[inn Private, Co. A, 136th Inf., 34th Div Entered service July 8, 1917; trained at Camp Cody; departed overseas June 27, 1918; battles, Argonne, Chateau Thierrj^ St. Mihicl, Sedan. JOHN ALTHOFF—Addieville, 111. Pri- vate. Co. G, 3rd Pioneer Inf. Entered service July, 1918; trained at Camp Wadsworth, S. C. ; departed overseas August, 1918. ^V^r^^J^^^ ^^- ALTHOFF-Addieville. III. Corporal, Co. G, 3rd Pioneer Inf Entered service July, 1918; trained at Camp Wadsworth, S. C. ; departed overseas August, 1918. M t\ i m: ig i iii i i iii iiiiii i i i ii iii i i i i ii i i i i ii i i i iiii i i i Mimn iiiiiiiiiiiiiHi ni iiiiiii imii iiii iiiiii i i ii i i i i iii ii ii i ii i N i I^' ',T-:.VH;ti*'V-i-^.! 7i /M\ PHILIP OELSLM A UTH I ER—Pipe- stone. Minn. Private, Co. C, 72ncl En- gineers. Entered service Ecb. 27, 1918; trained at Camp Mmnphreys; departed overseas Jinie 21, 1918. m JOHN PAY BALDWIN—Edgerton Minn. Private, Co. I, 2nd Reg., S. A. 1 T. C. Entered training October] 1918- trained at University of Minnesota. i! HALSEY CLAY BALDWIiV-Edger- ton, Mnni. Private, 31st Brigade, C. A. C. Entered service May 4, 1917; trained at Camp Johnston, Fla. ; Key West, Fla.; departed overseas March 1918; battles, St. Miliiel, Argonne. EmVARD BACKLUND- Pipestone, Mmn. Private, 3rd Pioneer Inf En- twd service Jnly 21, 1918; trained at Lamp Uadsworth; departed overseas August 30, 1918; battles, Meuse Ar- gonne. BACKLL-.XD - Pipestone, IV- '^-^P '^°- ^-- Fo""h Corps \ ITi ^"i''';"' i./ ^•'•'"''- ^-"^"'•d '^"vice Julv 10W-' , 1918 trained ^2, ; at Camp, W'adswnrth '''^"'^'' o^'^''"seas ' September 1918 3 EIX ELVIN B.\LDKIDGE_Lal<e Wil- son, Minn. Wagoner, Artillery En- tered service December 8, 1917"- trim- ed at Fort McArtluir, Texas; depart- ed overseas li May 30, 1918; battle Ar- gonne.
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