World War I, 1917-1918-1919, Day County South Dakota

 

This information is from In The World War, 1917-1918-1919, Day County, So. Dakota published by Webster War Review Company, Webster, South Dakota.   An Honor Roll is transcribe of the men from Day County who served in the Great War. Day County dedicated the book to “Those sons whom we love as soldiers, whom wee respect as defenders and whom we honor as patriots – to those gallant young heroes who died that we might live.”

 

On April 6, 1917, United States entered the War.  More than 850 men and women from Day County enlisted in the war.  The first draft was March 5, 1918 which drafted three men.   The largest inductions were as follows:

 

            May 24, 1918, 77 men left for Camp Lewis, Washington

            June 26, 1918, 141 Men entrained to Camp Funston, Kansas

            July 22, 1918, 100 men were sent to Camp Dodge, Iowa

 

Home activities included:

            Over two million and a half bushels of wheat was threshed during the fall of 1918

 

            Five Liberty Loans Day County purchased a grand total of $2,809,5000 in government bonds

Chairmen of Liberty Loans:               First Loans:                          Mr. A.T. Cooper, Webster

                                                Second and Third Loans:            Mr. Andrew Kopperud, Webester

                                                Fourth Loans:                          Mr. E.A.Schullian, Webster

                                                Fifth Loans:                          Mr. Atlas Knapp, Webster

 

            Lily Home Guard, Company H admitted sixty men

Captain Harry E. Reinhold, First Lieutenant Andrew T. Moseson and Second Lieutenant Reinhart L.Nordess

 

            Day County Council of Defense

            Chairman, Mr. W.G.Waddel, Chairman of the Women’s Committee Council of National Defense, Mrs. Frank Anderson

Mrs. T.E. Hall, Secretary; Mrs. L.G. Oschenreiter, Food Production and Home Economics; Mrs. Fred L. Hyde, Food Administration; Mrs. O. Snipstad, Child Welfare; Mrs. O.L. Williams, Liberty Loans; Mrs. T.E.Haugen, red Cross and Allied Relief; Mrs. Henry Halvorson, Surgical Dressing Department; and Mrs. E. A. Wearne, Publicity Committee and Educational Propaganda

War Savings Stamp Drive, Chairman Mr. L. G. Ochsenreiter, Webster

 

Draft Board, Chairman of the Day County, M.M. Judge, Webster

 

Red Cross, Chairman Hon. Frank Anderson, Webster

Junior Red Cross, County Chairman Superintendent Ira Howell

Individuals and non-profit organizations for their private use may freely copy this file. Any other use, including publication, storage in a retrieval system, or transmission by electronic, mechanical, or other means requires the written approval of the file's author. Information transcribed by Karen Kambestad

 

Last Name

First Name

Town

Action

Branch of Service

Division

Rank

Parent

Page

Aadson

John Konrad

Butler

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

50

Aasland

Gustave 

Butler

 

Army

Co. B, 307th Battalion, Tank Corps

Corporal

Chas. Aasland

73

Aasland

Olaf

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Agaard

Olaf

Waubay

Wounded

Aug 6, 1918, France

Army

Co. D, 58th Infantry, France

 

 

80

Ahern

Charles E.

Andover

 

Army

 

Private

Joseph Ahern

40

Ahlers

Charles

Webster

Wounded, France

Army

Co. D. 110th Infantry

 

 

17

Aikin

John

Ortley

 

Army

59th Infantry, Co. C

Private

 

76

Akerson

John A.

Webster

 

Army

7th Recruit Squadron

Sergeant Major

 

22

Amundson

John A.

Holmquist

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

P.B. Amundson

71

Anderson

Alfred M.

Bristol

 

Army

Co. J, 21st Engineers, France

Private

 

46

Anderson

Arthur

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Anderson

Clarence

Lily

 

Army

Infantry

Private

 

54

Anderson

Edwin R.

Waubay

 

Army

Evacuation Hospital No. 37, A.E.F.

Private

 

84

Anderson

Herbert 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Anderson

Melvin

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Anderson

P.W.

Butler

 

American Expeditionary Forces

Mounted Police

Private

 

52

Anderson

Peter

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Anderson

Philip

Waubay

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

 

84

Arenson

Elias

Waubay

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

 

86

Arnston

Johnny

Roslyn

 

Army

74th Balloon Company

Private

 

66

Arthur

W. S.

Webster

 

Army

127th Machine Gun Battalion, Co. C. 34th Division, A. E. F.

1st Lieutenant

 

19

Ashbaugh

Lamont

Butler

 

Army

Headquarters Detachment

Private

 

52

Aslesen

Christian E.

Waubay

 

Army

Field Artillery

Private

Engborg Aslesen

86

Aslesen

Theodore

Waubay

 

Army

Infantry

Private

Ingborg Aslesen

86

Assen

Torvold

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Bahr

Carl

Stratford

 

Army

Headquarters Company, 147th Field Artillery, A.E.F.

Musician

Charles Bahr

75

Bailly

Alick

Waubay

 

Army

77th Division, France

Private

 

84

Baird

Floyd

Marshalltown, Iowa

 

Army

Co. H, 352nd Infantry

Private

G.M. Baird

75

Baker

William A.

Waubay

 

Army

340th Field Artillery, France

Private

 

84

Bakke

Alvin A.

Webster

 

Army

48th Aero Squadron, Machine Gun Instructor, Ellington Field, TX

Private

James A. Bakke

30

Bakke

Andrew William

Webster

Wounded, Chateau-Thierry

Army

Co. I, 305th Infantry, 77th Division

 

James Bakke

17

Bakkegard

Connel

Butler

 

Army

Co. E, 352nd Infantry

Private

 

51

Bakkegard

Samuel G.

Butler

 

Army

U.S. Infantry, France

Private

S. L. Bakkegard

87

Bakken

Christ

Bristol

 

Army

Headquarters Company, 75th Infantry

Private

Ole E. Bakken

47

Bakken

Richard

Bristol

 

Army

Co. E, 128th Infantry

Private

Ole E. Bakken

47

Baltzell

Nolan

Bonnie, Ill

 

Army

 

Private

Francis Baltzell

76

Baltzell

Nolan

Pierpont

 

Army

Medical Corps, Fort Riley

Private

 

62

Barkuloo

Freeman

Waubay

 

Army

Mounted Police, U.S. Infantry

Private

 

83

Barkuloo

Herbert W.

Waubay

 

Army

Students' Army Training Corps, Brooklyn

Private

 

83

Barse

Horace C.

Waubay

Died in action

 

 

 

 

13, HR

Bartell

Ben

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Bauer

William

Webster

KIA Sept 28, 1918, France

 

A.E.F. France

 

 

15, HR

Baukol

Rudolph

Webster

KIA Oct 1 1918

 

Co. 1, 305th Infantry

 

 

15, HR

Becker

Ed

Andover

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

41

Bellach

Herman A.F.

Waubay

 

Army

Co. K, 352nd Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

Fred Bellach

87

Bellach

John F.

Waubay

 

Army

Co. C, 1st Battalion, Edgewood Arsenal, Edgewood, Maryland

Private

Fred Bellach

87

Bennett

Charles E.

Bristol

 

Army

Co. C, 34th Engineers, France

Private

 

46

Benson

John

Holmquist

Wounded in Argonne Forest Drive

Army

Co. 128th Infantry, 32nd Division

 

 

70

Berard

Felix L.

Wirt, MN

 

Army

87th Aero Repair Squadron, France

Sergeant

 

74

Bergenson

Olaf

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Bickel

Norman E.

Bristol

 

Army

Co., G, 308th Regulars, A.E.F.

Private

 

43

Bicknell

Louis W.

Webster

 

Army

 

Captain

 

19

Bicknell

Norman

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Bierschback

Wm.J.

Webster

 

Army

140th Engineers, Camp Shelby, Miss

Private

 

32

Bingen

Edward C.

Andover

 

Army

Casual Co. 1 Tank Corps

Private

John Bingen

41

Bisgard

Roy

Waubay

 

Army

21st Machine Gun Company

Private

 

86

Bistodeau

Eugene

Webster

 

Army

Medical Detachment, Section L

Private

 

27

Bistodeau

Stella

Webster

 

Day County Red Cross Nurse

 

 

 

14

Bjerke

Alvin

Bristol

 

Army

Co. C, 322nd Infantry, 81st Division, A.E.F.

Private

Martin Bjerke

46

Bjerke

Hans

Bristol

 

Army

Co. I, 138th Infantry, 35th Division, A.E.F.

Private

Martin Bjerke

46

Bjerke

Henry

Bristol

 

Army

Co. G, 20th Infantry, 10th Division

Private

Martin Bjerke

46

Bjerke

Iver

Bristol

 

Army

Co. B, 355th Infantry, 89th Division, A.E.F.

Private

Martin Bjerke

46

Black

Alias S.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Black

Frank B.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Black

Jessie

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Blackwell

Leonard

Andover

 

Army

44th Infantry, Camp Lewis, WA

Lieutenant

 

36

Blank

Arthur

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Blevins

John R.

Crumpler, N.C.

 

Army

 

Private

M.W. Blevins

74

Block

Anton F.

Grenville

 

Army

10th Division, Motor Supply Transport

Private

 

61

Block

Frank F.

Grenville

 

Army

Motor Supply Transport, A.E.F.

Private

 

61

Block

Jacob

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Boeckmann

Arthur

Andover

 

Army

1st Supply Train, A.E.F.

Private

 

41

Bohn

Effner

Butler

 

Army

Camp Lewis, WA

Private

 

51

Bohn

Harvey

Butler

 

Army

Co. B, 138th Infantry, 35th Division

Private

 

51

Bond

Fred Daniel

Watertown

Died Oct 29, 1818, Iowa City, Iowa

Army

 

 

W.J. Bond

57, HR

Bond

Harley J.

Watertown

Wounded

Sept 29th

Argonne Drive

Army

362nd Infantry

 

W.J. Bond

57

Bordahl

Even

Roslyn

 

Army

27th Squadron, 2nd Prov. Reg., Vancouver

Private

 

69

Bradley

Lewis M.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Brady

George

Webster

 

Army

Co. B, 69th Infantry, 10th Division

Private

 

28

Brady

Glenn

Webster

 

Army

Co. I, 352nd Infantry, 88th Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

28

Brady

Harry O.

Waubay

 

Army

Troop A, Headquarters Company, A.E.F.

Private

 

84

Brady

Ray A.

Waubay

Killed in action, Argonne Meuse Region, France

Army

Co. D, 362nd Infantry, 91st Division, France

 

C. Brady

77, HR

Brakhage

George

Webster

 

Army

Tank Service, France

Private

 

28

Brandlie

Oscar

Pierpont

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

 

62

Brendmoen

Magnus

Roslyn

Died

Nov 16, 1918 of wounds received

Army

Co. E, 18th Infantry, 40th Division, A.E.F

 

J.E. Brendmoen

65, HR

Brendmoen

Oscar E.

Roslyn

 

Army

Co. E., 138th Infantry, 35th Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

69

Brendmoen

Peter J.

Roslyn

 

Army

Railhead Detachment, France and Germany

Private

 

69

Brokaw

Gail

Bristol

 

Army

4th Division Ammunition Train, France

Sergeant

 

34

Bromberk

Frank J.

Webster

 

Army

Co. B. 20th Engineers, A.E.F.

Private

 

31

Brown

Albert E.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Brown

John J.

Grenville

 

Army

Motor Transport Corps, Fort Riley

Private

 

66

Brown

Mark G.

Andover

 

Army

Co. B, 25th Engineers, France

Private

 

41

Brown

Roy

Webster

 

Army

Headquarters Office and Training Center, Coast Artillery Corps, A.E.F.

Private

 

25

Bruten

Mathias

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Buchele

Alvin W.

Butler

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

50

Buck

Walter 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Bue

Borghild

Grenville

 

Day County Red Cross Nurse

 

 

 

14

Bue

Conrad

Webster

 

Army

Battery E. 312th Field Artillery, 79th Division, A.EF.

Private

 

27

Buettner

Mike

Webster

 

Army

Co. A, 350th Infantry, 88th Division, A.E.F.

Private

Frank Buettner

33

Buhler

Edward 

Butler

 

Army

U.S. Infantry, France

Private

Wm. Buhler

50

Buhr

Chris

Andover

 

Army

345th Field Remount Squadron, France

Private

 

40

Buittner

Frank J.

Webster

 

Army

Co. G. 4th South Dakota Infantry

Private

 

25

Bundrock

Frank

Waubay

 

Army

Company C, 314th Engineers, 89th Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

84

Bundrock

George 

Waubay

 

Army

Motor Transport Corps 409, France

Private

 

84

Buretta

Stanley J.

Arlington

 

Army

243rd Infantry, France

Private

P.E. Buretta

74

Burk

Albert F.

Butler

 

Army

 

Private

Diedrich Burk

50

Bury

Nick

Holmquist

 

Army

Medical Corps

Private

 

71

Byron

Julius 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Callsen

Herbert C.

Butler

 

Army Air Service

Instructor in Acrobatic Flying, Aviation Corps

 

 

49

Carlson

Albert S.

Holmquist

 

Army

Co. G. 21st Engineers, A.E.F.

Corporal

 

34

Carlson

Edwin 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Carlson

William

Lily

 

Army

Mounted Police

Private

 

54

Carr

Walter M.

Webster

 

Army

Field Remount Squadron, France

Private

 

29

Cartford

Harold M.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Chaddock

Sidney

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Chamberlain

Ernest

Bristol

 

Army

Medical Corps, Fort Riley

Private

 

46

Chapman

Frank 

Waubay

Gassed

Oct 16, 1918

Army

305th Infantry, Co. K, A.E.F.

 

 

80

Chapman

Leo

Waubay

 

Army

Co. L, 9th Infantry, 2nd Division, A.E.F.

Corporal

 

85

Charles

John J.

Andover

 

Army

 

Private

 

39

Christopherson

Arthur

Waubay

Killed in action

 

 

 

 

13

Clark

Irvin

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Clausen

Harold

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Clausen

John H.

Andover

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

 

 

41

Cleveland

Clifford

Webster

 

Army

Co. M. 138th Infantry, 35th Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

28

Compton

Everett

Webster

 

Army

326th Aux. Remount Station

Private

D. B. Compton

24

Conley

Geo. M.

Bristol

 

Army

Submarine Chaser

Machinist Mate

 

34

Cook

Robert C.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Cook

Wilfred C.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Coon

John

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Corbin

Charles A.

Lily

 

Army

Remount Depot

Private

 

53

Corbin

Charles A.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Corbin

Clarence

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Cornelius

Christ

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Cornelius

Olaf

Roslyn

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

 

67

Dahl

Andrew

Pierpont

 

Army

Quarter Master Corps, France

Private

 

64

Dahl

Clarence

Pierpont

 

Army

Base Hospital, Newport News, Virginia

Sergeant

 

64

Danielson

Anton 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Danielson

Daniel M.

Pierpont

 

Army

Military Police

Private

I. Danielson

60

Danielson

Dick

Webster

 

Army

Camp Funston, KS

Private

A. Danielson

33

Danielson

Nels

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Daumen

Fred A.

Andover

 

Army

Battery A, 339th F.A., 88th Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

41

Day

Kenneth

Bristol

 

Army

Co., G, 308th Regulars, A.E.F.

Private

 

43

Day

Kenneth

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Debilzan

George

Andover

 

Army

Co. B 11th Machine Gun Battalion, A.E.F.

Private

 

38

Debilzan

Nick

Andover

 

Army

685th Motor Transport Corp

Corporal

 

38

Deck

George 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Delaney

Frank

Waubay

 

Army

U.S. Infantry, France

Private

R. Delaney

86

Dempsey

Michael

Andover

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

38

Dewick

Walter 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Ditmanson

Olaf

Webster

 

Army

3rd Reg Band, Camp Dewey, Great Lakes, IL

Private

 

32

Docken

Oscar

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Dokken

Oscar

Roslyn

 

Army

Medical Corps, Base Hospital, Fort Riley, Kansas

Private

 

61

Dolney

Albert L.

Webster

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

31

Dolney

August

Webster

 

Polish Army

2nd Group, 1st Reg. Artillery, 6th Battalion

Brigadier

Albert Dolney

21

Dolney

John J.

Webster

 

Army

 

Private

 

25

Dolney

Leo M.

Webster

 

American Expeditionary Forces

 

Private

 

25

Donat

Alfred T.

Webster

 

Army

26th Spruce Prod. Squadron, Prov. Reg. 2nd, Vancouver

Private

Wenzel Donat

33

Donat

Arthur R.

Webster

 

Army

Co. C., 306th Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

Wenzel Donat

33

Doupe

J.H.

Waubay

 

Army

Medical Corps

Lieutenant

 

81

Drake

John W.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Earl

Lee William

Andover

 

Army

Camp Custer, MI

Quarter Master

 

41

Ecker

John J.

Andover

 

Army

S.R.S.Unit No. 39

Corporal

 

40

Edwards

Thomas Franklin

Crandall

Died of disease Oct 5, 1918

Marines

Naval Hospital, Philadelphia

Corporal

 

70

Egeland

B. M.

Webster

 

Army

Co. I, 37th Infantry, Brownville, TX

Captain

Martha Egeland

19

Egeland

J. Lawrence

Webster

Wounded,

Second Battle of the Marne,

July 19, 1918

Army

 

Corporal

Martha Egeland

17

Eidahl

Seivert

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Eliason

Herman

Roslyn

 

Army

Medical Dept, 121st Field Artillery, 32nd Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

68

Eliason

Nils

Roslyn

 

Army

Training Co. 18, Machine Gun Training Corps

Private

 

68

Eliason

Oscar

Roslyn

 

Army

Co. No. 3, A.E.F.

Private

 

68

Engelhart

Grover E.

Waubay

Died Camp Grant, Oct 4, 1918

Army

Co. 17, 161st Battalion

 

 

78, HR

Erdahl

Sivert M.

Roslyn

 

Army

Company E, 351st Infantry, France

Private

 

67

Erdmann

Alfred H.

Webster

 

Army

Headquarters Company, 10th Ammunition Train

Private

 

26

Erdmann

Carl F.

Webster

 

Army

Headquarters Company, 10th Ammunition Train

Private

 

26

Erdmann

Paul J.

Webster

 

Army

Co. C, 313th Ammunition Train

Private

 

26

Erickman

Melvin S.

Langford

 

Army

Co. C, 38th Machine Gun Battalion

Private

 

58

Erickson

Clarence

Pierpont

 

Army

 

Private

 

63

Erickson

John A.

Grenville

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

 

56

Erickson

Lawrence

Waubay

 

Army

Motor Transport Corps

Private

 

84

Erickson

Oscar

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Falmer

Samuel F.

Waubay

 

Army

Supply Company, 47th Field Artillery

Wagner

 

82

Farmen

Henry

Roslyn

 

Army

 

Private

S.C. Farmen

66

Feste

P. Cornelius

Webster

 

Army

116th Supply Train, 41st Division, A.E.F.

Corporal

 

23

Feste

Peter C.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Fette

Arthur

Andover

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

Ernest Fette

40

Fisk

Gove Melvin

Lily

 

Army

Medical Department, Base Hospital, Fort Riley, Kansas

Private

M.E. Fisk

73

Fisk

Jarvis Wentel

Lily

 

Army

Q.M.C. General Hospital, No. 41, Staten Island, N.Y.

Private

M.E. Fisk

73

Fiskdal

J. Richmond

Webster

 

Army

Co. B. 2nd U.S. Engineers, 2nd Division, 1st Army, France

Corporal

L.J. Fiskdal

21

Fiskdal

M.J.

Webster

 

Army

Medical Corps Base Hospital No. 29, France

Captain

 

18

Fitte

Arthur

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Flakoll

Arthur

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Flattum

Albert L.

Butler

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Corporal

 

51

Flattum

Anders C.

Butler

 

Army

27th Spruce Squadron, Vancouver

Private

 

51

Flattum

Bert O.

Butler

 

Canadian Army

Vancouver

Private

 

51

Flattum

Henry M.

Butler

 

Army

Seaman Guard, Camp Farragut, United States Naval Training Station

Private

 

51

Flattum

Louis H.

Butler

Wounded

Army

Co. Y, 27th Infantry, A.E.F.

 

 

49

Flattum

Sam

Butler

 

Army

Co. 17, 61st Depot Brigade

Private

 

51

Flint

Samuel B.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Foldager

Otto H.

Florence

 

Army

 

Private

Jens S. Foldager

76

Fortune

Albert T.

Webster

Killed in action

 

 

 

 

HR

Fossum

Geo.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Fromke

Oscar F.

Waubay

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

E.M. Fromke

86

Frost

William

Cass Lake, MN

 

Army

Headquarters Company, France

Private

Eva Frost

75

Fure

Severt

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Gaikowski

Adam

Webster

 

Army

Co. D. 23rd Machine Gun Battalion

Private

Frank Gaikowski

33

Gaikowski

Ignatz

Webster

 

Army

45th Co., 12th Battalion

Private

Frank Gaikowski

33

Gaikowski

John

Webster

 

Army

Co. E. 12th Infantry

Private

Frank Gaikowski

33

Gearin

Edward J.

Webster

 

Army

Co. K, 13th Infantry

Private

J.B.Gearin

30

Gehon

Byron

Webster

 

Army

M.T.C. Provisional Truck Company

Corporal

 

21

Gerbig

Laverne

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Gilbertson

Rudolph

Degraff, MN

 

Army

Infantry

Private

 

74

Gonsor

Joseph

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Goodrich

Harry E.

Andover

 

Army

Quarter Master Corps

Private

 

40

Gould

George C.

Webster

 

Navy

Musician, Great Lakes Naval Band

Seaman

 

24

Grace

John J.

Webster

 

Army

Training Company, 141st Division, 116th Supply Company

Private

 

24

Graves

Clarence

Waubay

 

Army

29th Division, Co. B, 104th Field Signal Corps

Private

A. Graves

87

Grode

John

Webster

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

29

Gronka

Bernard

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Gronke

John M

Grenville

 

Army

Infantry

Private

 

66

Grorud

Elmer 

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. B, 93rd Engineers

Private

A.E. Grorud

61

Grosenick

Otto J.

Bristol

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

47

Gross

Dewy

Webster

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

27

Gruby

Walter 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Guderian

Paul

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Guderian

William

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Gunderson

Carl

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Gunderson

Gustave

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Guthrie

Fred D.

Andover

 

Army

Veterinary Corps

Lieutenant

 

36

Gutormson

Lars A.

Webster

 

Army

Co. F. 128th Infantry, 32nd Division, A.E.F.

Private

John C. Gutomson

30

Gutormson

Osten S.

Webster

 

Army

Quarter Master Corps, France

Private

John C. Gutomson

30

Haagenson

Hetman

Roslyn

 

Army

Co. G, 20th Infantry, Fort Riley, Kansas

Private

 

66

Haagenson

Louis

Roslyn

 

Army

Balloon Company

Private

 

66

Haagenson

Ole

Roslyn

 

Army

Medical Corps, Fort Riley, Kansas

Private

 

66

Haaseth

Cornell

Webster

 

Army

40th Balloon Company

Private

 

25

Hafstad

Luther E.

Webster

Wounded,

Sept 14, 1918, Chateau-Thierry

Army

Co. E. 6th Infantry

 

Rev O.O. Hafstad

17

Hagen

Alfred T.

Webster

 

Army

3rd Company, 2nd Battalion, 164th Depot Brigade

Corporal

T.J. Hagen

23

Hagen

Clarence G.

Webster

 

Army

Co. C, 313th Ammunition Train

Private

T.J. Hagen

30

Hagey

Gleen D.

Bristol

 

Army

Aviation Mechanic, Langley Field

Private

 

44

Hallstrom

Francis

Webster

 

Army

Ambulance Corps.

First Class Mechanic

 

21

Hammer

Einer O.

Roslyn

 

Army

Carleton College, S.A.T.C.

Private

Rev. L.E. Hammer

68

Hammer

Harold E.

Roslyn

 

Army

Carleton College, S.A.T.C.

Private

Rev. L.E. Hammer

68

Hannon

James N.

Bristol

 

Canadian Army

27th Spruce Squadron

 

 

34

Hanse

Carl

Webster

 

Army

Edgewood Arsenal

Private

 

31

Hanse

Hilmer

Webster

 

Army

322nd Infantry, Headquarters Company, 81st Dvision, A.E.F.

Private

 

30

Hanson

Arent

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Hanson

Arthur R.

Bristol

 

Army

S.A.T.C., Brookings

Private

Anne Hanson

47

Hanson

Herman

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Hanson

Julius G.

Waubay

Killed in action

Army

27th Squadron, Vancouver

Private

 

82, HR

Hanson

Severt

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Happe

Grant

Webster

 

Army

S.A.T.C., Brookings

Private

 

27

Hapsch

John P.

Bristol

 

Army

Co. G, 16th Infantry, A.E.F.

Corporal

P. Hapsch

47

Harder

Sidney H.

Pierpont

 

Army

Machine Gun Battalion

Private

 

63

Harder

Tracy

Pierpont

 

Army

109th Ammunition Train, Co. D, A.E.F.

Private

 

64

Haugen

Elmer

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Haugen

Henry C.

Wallace

 

Army

 

Private

 

75

Hawkins

Harvey

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Hawkinson

Amil

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Hawkinson

Gotfried

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Hawthorne

Van

Lily

 

Canadian Army

Co. E.

Private

 

53

Hayenga

Henry

Pierpont

 

Army

Spruce Division, A.S.A.

Private

 

63

Hayenga

Herman

Pierpont

 

Army

Spruce Division

Private

 

64

Hayhurst

Roy

Webster

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

28

Hedman

Olaf

Waubay

 

Army

Co. I, 352nd Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

 

82

Helland

Carl B.

Lily

 

Army

Co. L, 69th Infantry, 10th Division

Private

 

54

Helland

Knute

Lily

 

Army

Veterinary Hospital, Unit No. 7, A.E.F.

Private

 

54

Hemmah

Helmer

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Hendrickson

John

Roslyn

 

Army

Co. B, 346th Machine Gun Battalion, A.E.F.

Private

 

69

Hendrickson

Richard

Roslyn

 

Army

Co. B, 322nd Infantry, France

Private

 

69

Heniz

Alvin C.

Scranton, ND

 

Army

1st Train Brigade, Signal Corps, Regular Army, Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas

Private

 

76

Henn

Clem A.

Andover

 

Army

Mechanic, 14th Co., 3rd Air Service

Sergeant

 

37

Henning

Dan

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Henning

Joe Paul

Grenville

Died Nov 5, 1918 from wounds received

Army

Co. B, 355th Infantry, A.E.F., France

 

 

55

Henrickson

William J.

Butler

 

Army

Co. C, 125th Infantry, 32nd Division, A.E.F.

Private

Julius Henrickson

50

Hentges

John J.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Herman

Frederick

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Hernan

Edward

Butler

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

 

52

Herold

William

Waubay

 

Army

41st Infantry, 10th Division

Private

 

82

Herr

Edward

Butler

 

Army

Machine Gun Co., 362nd Infantry, 91st Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

73

Herr

Frank

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Herr

Fred

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Herr

Otto C.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Hill

Lee

Webster

 

Army

Battery D., 108th Field Artillery, France

Private

 

28

Hilt

N.L.

Webster

 

Navy

 

Second Class Seaman

Henry Hilt

32

Hjellming

Albert G.

Bristol

Wounded

Sept 5, 1918, France

Army

307th Infantry, Co. F.

 

 

43

Hjellming

Alfred T.

Bristol

Wounded in France

Army

 

 

 

43

Hoines

Ole 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Holden

Albert N.

Andover

 

Army

Unit A, Ordinance, Dept, Newport News, VA

Private

 

41

Holland

Arthur

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Holland

Martin A.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Holm

Conrad

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Holm

Conrad L.

Roslyn

 

Army Air Service

Radio Mechanic

Private

 

69

Holscher

Gust.

Waubay

Wounded Aug 28 and Sept 23, 1918

Army

Co. K, 355th Infantry, France

 

 

80

Hoppner

Walter

Webster

Died

Oct 8, 1918, France

 

313th Engineers, Co. F.A.E.F.

 

 

15, HR

Houghton

A.W.

Pierpont

 

Army

110th Company, 35th Division, Field Signal Corps, A.E.F.

Private

 

62

Houghton

J.J.

Webster

 

Army

88th Division Co. H, 350th Regulars, A.E.F.

1st Lieutenant

 

19

Husch

Gustave

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Huwe

Arthur

Bristol

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

47

Hyde

Mamie

Webster

 

Day County Red Cross Nurse

 

 

 

14

Hyde

Scott

Webster

 

Army

S.A.T.C., University of Minnesota

Private

 

26

Ireland

A.T.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Jacobsen

Olaf

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Jacobson

Helmer O.

Waubay

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

 

82

Jaskulka

Frank

Grenville

 

Army

Co. A, 348th Machine Gun Battalion, 91st Division, France

Private

 

56

Jensen

Howard R.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Jenson

E.N.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Jeppeson

Carl

Waubay

 

American Expeditionary Forces

U. S. Infantry

Private

 

82

Jesme

Peter

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Johnson

Arthur E.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Johnson

Carl V.

Roslyn

Killed in action

 

 

 

 

HR

Johnson

Elef

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Johnson

Frank S.

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. I, 21st Engineers, France

Private

 

60

Johnson

Gustave A.

Holmquist

 

Army

Infantry

Private

John J. Johnson

71

Johnson

Helmer

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Johnson

Horace J.

Pierpont

Gassed

Oct 29, 1918

Army

Co. C., 20th Machine Gun Battalion

 

W.S. Johnson

57

Johnson

Joel P.

Bristol

 

Army

Medical Department, 147th Field Artiller, A.E.F.

Private

 

45

Johnson

John

Webster

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

27

Johnson

John

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Johnson

Kennett W.

Pierpont

 

Army

School Of Engineers, Milwaukee, Wis, Com, Reserve Corpts

Lieutenant

 

62

Johnson

Matt G.

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. N, State University of Iowa

Private

 

61

Johnson

Parker

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Johnson

Peter L.

Roslyn

 

Army

Co. E, 8th Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

 

69

Johnson

William

Andover

 

Army

Headquarters Company, 351st Infantry, 88th Division

Private

 

40

Johnson

Wm. A.

Groton

 

Army

Co. A, 8th Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

 

74

Jondall

Hilmer

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Jones

Colonel H.

Waubay

Died of pneumonia,

Sept 29, 1918

Base Hospital No. 33, Portsmouth, England

Army

Co. M, 343rd Infantry

 

W. H. Jones

77, HR

Kading

Irwin J.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Kading

Wesley F.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Kambestad

Christ

Pierpont

 

Army

27th Squadron, 2nd Prov. Reg., Vancouver

Private

Ole Kambestad

62

Kambestad

Lewis

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. G, 355th Infantry, 89th Division, A.E.F.

Private

Ole Kambestad

62

Kampa

John

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Kempter

Walter W.

Waubay

 

Army

278th Aero Squadron, A.E.F.

Sergeant

F.J. Kempter

72

Kendall

Castle

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Kennedy

Jack R.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Kenning

Paul Joe

Grenville

Killed in action

 

 

 

 

HR

Kesstner

William E.

Webster

Died Oct 25, 1918

American Expeditionary Forces

 

 

Frank Kesstner

15, HR

Kettler

Francis R.

Eden

 

Army

Co. A, 343rd Battalion, Tanks Corps

Private

 

76

Key

H.H.

Webster

 

Army

Co. C. 327th Battalion, Tank Corps

Sergeant

 

20

Kimpel

George

Andover

 

Army

Machine Gun Battalion, 34th Division

Private

 

39

Kimpel

Herbert 

Andover

 

Army

Co. M, 2nd Regiment, 89th Division

Private

 

39

King

Thomas

Webster

 

Army

Co. M. 59th Infantry, France

Sergeant

 

22

Kjorsvig

Selmar

Roslyn

 

Army

Co. H, 20th Infantry

Private

 

67

Kleven

Carl

Roslyn

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

 

68

Klueber

Walter 

Waubay

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

 

83

Knabel

Richard

Waubay

 

Army

Co. B, General Headquarters

Sergeant

 

85

Knile

Borge R.

Pierpont

 

Army

339th Field Artillery

Private

 

60

Knott

Lester

Bristol

 

Army

Co. C, 109th Ammunition Train, 34th Division, A.E.F.

Private

C. B. Knott

43,45

Knott

Truman

Bristol

 

Army

Co. D., 109th Ammunition Train, A.E.F.

Private

 

43,45

Knott

W.D.

Bristol

 

Army

Co. C, 109th Ammunition Train, 34th Division, A.E.F.

Private

C. B. Knott

43,45

Knudson

Jacob

Waubay

 

Army

299th Prov. Service, Squadron Aviation Service

Radio Mechanic

 

85

Knutson

Thomas

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Koplitz

Wilber

Webster

 

Army

147th Field Artillery Band Headquarters, France

Private

 

27

Kraal

John

Andover

 

Army

 

Corporal

Peter Kraal

37

Krause

Emil

Webster

 

Army

1st Battalion Section 59th Infantry

Cook

 

26

Krause

Fred W.

Webster

 

Army

8th Division, Batt. E, 334th Field Artillery

Corporal

 

21

Kreich

Albert 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Kuni

Harry

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Kurkowski

Mike

Grenville

 

Army Air Service

53rd Balloon Company

Private

Frank Kurkowski

56

Kverness

Norvald

Lily

 

Army

Co. E, 88th Infantry, 19th Division

Private

 

73

Lahiff

Joe

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Lakkin

Warren

Webster

 

 

 

Sergeant

 

24

Lange

John J.

Webster

 

Canadian Army

27th Spruce Prov. Division, 2nd Regiment

Private

 

29

Lardy

John

Webster

 

Army

Co. D. 340th Machine Gun Battalion

Private

Peter Lardy

27

Lardy

Peter A.

Webster

 

Army

Section B., S.A.T.C., South Dakota State College

Private

Peter Lardy

27

Larsen

Wm. 

Waubay

 

Army

Co. A, 8th Infantry

Private

James Larsen

85

Larson

Arnie

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Larson

Edwin R.

Waubay

 

Army

Co. D, 319th Infantry, 80th Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

85

Larson

Emil O.

Webster

 

Army

Chauffeur

Private

Erick Larson

72

Larson

Erick C.

Holmquist

 

Army

Co. C, 350th Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

 

71

Larson

Hans

Roslyn

 

Army Air Service

 

Private

 

69

Larson

Henry

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. H, 20th Infantry

Private

S. Larson

60

Larson

Herman A.

Webster

 

Army

Co. M. 138th Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

 

33

Larson

Lars

Bristol

 

Army

Co. E. 70th Infantry

Sergeant

 

34

Larson

Louis E.

Bristol

 

Army

Co. A, 8th Infantry, 8th Division

Private

 

73

Larson

Ludvig E.

Waubay

 

American Expeditionary Forces

U. S. Infantry

Private

 

82

Larson

Oscar

Waubay

 

Army

Co. G, 306th Infantry, 77th Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

85

Larson

Redvin A.

Bristol

 

Army

Co. G, 0th Infantry

Private

 

45

Larson

Sam S.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Larson

Samuel Scott

Webster

 

Army

6th Division, 38th Company, Field Hospital

Private

Lewis Larson

25

LaSalle

Ranson

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Lawrence

Clarence Nelson

Farmington Township

 

Army

Co. 4, 20th Engineers, A.E.F.

 

 

72

Lee

Clarence J.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Lee

George G.

Lily

 

Army

Co. B, 337th Machine Gun Battalion, 88th Division, France

Private

T.L. Lee

72

Lee

Oscar

Lily

Died Oct 5, 1918 while training

Army

Co. 14, Main M.G. Tr. Detach, Hancock, Georgia

 

Geo. R. Lee

48, HR

Lemmon

William M.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Lemon

Robert

Pierpont

 

Army

 

Private

 

64

Lesnar

Stanislaus

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Levine

Joseph

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Levorsen

Carl

Shields

 

Army

Quarter Master Corps, France

Private

 

75

Likness

Enoch H.

Langford

 

Navy

 

Seaman

Christopher Likness

58

Likness

Tander M.

Langford

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

D.K. Likness

59

Likness

Thorval

Langford

 

Army

Artillery

Private

D.K. Likness

59

Lilly

Arthur

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Lilly

Harry

Bristol

 

Army

Co. A, 69th Infantry

Private

 

45

Lindow

Edward

Andover

 

Army

Signal Officer Radio Section, France

Corporal

 

25

Lindquist

Anton

Webster

 

Army

Machine Gun Co., 38th Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

Chas. Lindquist

31

Lindquist

Elmer H.

Webster

 

Army

Co. D, 109th Ammunition Train, France

Private

Chas. Lindquist

31

Littrell

Donald B.

Andover

 

Navy

 

Seaman

 

41

Lohner

John

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Long

Clayton H.

Webster

 

Army

262nd Aero Squadron

Private

 

30

Lorensberg

Carl A.

Roslyn

 

Army

Headquarters Company, 147th Field Artillery

Private

Ludvig Lorensberg

66

Loseth

Edwin 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Loseth

Emil O.

Roslyn

 

Army

Co. B, 93rd Engineers

Private

 

67

Lundby

Olaf

Webster

 

Army Air Service

Brindley Field

Sergeant

H. Lundby

22

Lundgren

Carl L.

Webster

 

Army

Quarter Master Corps, Hoboken, N.J.

Corporal

G.A. Lundgren

23

Madden

Clark

Waubay

Wounded while fighting

American Expeditionary Forces

Co. H, 141st Infantry

Sergeant

 

79

Magnus

Walter

Webster

 

Army

Co. A. 24th Machine Gun Company, Fremont, CA

Private

 

32

Mankey

Clyde J.

Garden City

 

Army

61st Balloon Co.

Private

James Mankey

76

Mann

Grant E.

Langford

 

Army

Co. D, 29th Machine Gun Battalion, 19th Brigade, 10th Division

Private

 

59

March

Chas.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Marshall

Ralph

Waubay

 

Army

Co. A, 59th Infantry, A.E.F.

Corporal

 

82

Marshall

Wayne

Waubay

Wounded, Verdun

Army

Co. C, 308th Infantry

 

Dave Marshall

80

Martin

Anton

Bristol

 

Army

US Infantry

Private

 

44

Martin

Dewey R.

Pierpont

 

Navy

U.S.S. Melvile

Electrician

 

61

Martin

William

Bristol

 

Army

US Infantry

Private

 

44

Martins

Frank M.

Milbank

 

Army

86th Aero Squadron

Corporal

C.W. Martins

34

Marx

Joe C.

Bristol

 

Army

Battery C, Field Artillery, A.E.F.

Sergeant

 

34

Mathre

Clarence

Lily

 

Army

Veterinary Hospital, France

Private

 

53

Mattecheck

Leo M.

Webster

 

Navy

U.S. Naval Aviation, A.E.F.

1st M.M.

 

20

Maun

Grant

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

McDermott

Connel Murtaugh

Waubay

 

Army

Q.M.C.Joseph E. Johnson

Lieutenant

 

81

McDermott

Frank

Waubay

 

Army

Quarter Master Corps, 

Private

H.J. McDermott

87

McDowell

Levi D.

Lily

 

Army

34th Infantry, Machine Gun Co., 7th Division

Private

M.E. McDowell

53

McDowell

Samuel W.

Lily

 

Army

M.T.C., Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

Private

M.E. McDowell

53

McElderry

Olyn

Webster

 

Army

France

Sergeant

 

22

McFadden

Arthur

Webster

Killed in action

 

 

 

 

HR

McFadden

Edgar S.

Webster

 

Army

Camp Lewis, WA

Private

 

32

McFarlane

Duncan

Pierpont

S.D. oldest soldier, enlisted at age 68

Army

S.S. Princess, U.S. Army Transport Service, Transferred to Steamer, Holyoke, Hoboken, N.J.

 

 

57

McIntyre

Alvin C.

Webster

Wounded and gassed

Sommes Front

Army

1st Regiment

Sergeant

 

22

McIntyre

Rex

Holmquist

 

Army

Motor Mechanic, 17th Co., 3rd Regiment, A.E.F.

Corporal

W. P. McIntyre

34

McKane

Robert 

Andover

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

40

McKenneth

Herbert H.

Webster

KIA

 Aug 21, 1917, Lens

First Recorded Day County Death

Canadian Army

27th Battery

 

 

15, HR

McKeown

E.E.

Webster

 

Navy

U.S.S. Kate May

Yeoman

Mary McKeown

20

McKibben

Lloyd

Webster

 

Marine Corps

University of Minnesota

Private

 

27

McKibbin

Harry E.

Webster

 

Army

M.S.T., 42oth A.E.F.

1st Lieutenant

 

18

Mensing

Henry J.

Lily

 

Army

S.A.T.C., University of Minnesota

Corporal

 

53

Meuer

M.J.

Bristol

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

47

Meyers

Arthur

Butler

 

Army

Mechanic, Camp Dodge

Private

 

50

Mickelson

Marcus A.

Holmquist

 

Army

Co. G, 20th Infantry

Private

Elizabeth Mickelson

71

Milbeck

Carl Avrid

Holmquist

Died Oct 3, 1918

Army

Co. I, 33rd Infantry, 84th Division

 

Ole Milbeck

70, HR

Miller

Arthur H.

Andover

 

Army

Rockwell Field, San Diego, CA

Private

 

39

Miller

Roy L.

Andover

 

Army

Co. G. 3rd Pioneer Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

 

39

Mogen

Conrad

Waubay

 

Army

Co. A, 24th Machine Gun Battalion

Corporal

 

87

Mogen

Conrad

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Mohaw

Albert

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Mondry

Felix

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Monshaugen

Alfred

Roslyn

Killed in Action

 

 

 

 

65, HR

Monson

Albion S.

Lily

Killed in Action

Army

 

 

 

HR

Monson

Andy M.

Waubay

 

Army

Co. G, 10th Ammunition Train

Private

Elling Monson

82

Monson

Chester B.

Lily

 

Army

Co., G, 30t6th Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

Hans Monson

54

Monson

Frederick H.

Waubay

Killed in action, France

Army

Co. L, 157th Infantry, A.E.F., France

 

Elling Monson

78, HR

Monson

John A.

Waubay

 

Army

Co. D, 43rd Engineers, A.E.F.

Private

Elling Monson

82

Monson

Leonard O.

Lily

 

Marines

6th Prov. Brigade, U.S.M.C., 196th Co., 2nd M.G. Battalion, Santiago de Cuba

Private

Hans Monson

73

Monson

Oli R.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Monzel

Aloysius

Webster

 

Army

27th Co., M.P.C., France

Corporal

Matt Monzel

23

Monzel

George

Webster

 

Army

Battery C, 337th F, A.E.F.

Private

Peter Monzel

31

Monzel

Paul S.

Webster

 

Army

27th Co., M.P.C., France

Corporal

Matt Monzel

23

Moore

Clinton L.

Webster

 

Army

Machine Gun Co., 9th Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

 

28

Moorhead

Andy M.

Waubay

 

Army

Base Hospital No. 114, A.E.F.

Sergeant

 

85

Morehouse

Amos

Andover

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

38

Morehouse

Van B.

Andover

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Corporal

 

38

Morehouse

Walter

Bristol

Killed in action, Argonne Forest

Army

Co. D, 159th Infantry 49th Division

 

B.P. Moorehouse

41, HR

Mork

Clarence

Pierpont

 

Army

151st Machine Gun Battalion, Co. D, A.E.F.

Corporal

 

64

Mork

John

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. A, 24th Machine Gun Battalion

Private

 

64

Mortenson

Carl M.

Andover

 

Army

Co. A. 17th Platoon, 56th Engineers, France

Wagoner

 

40

Mortenson

Lewis

Pierpont

 

Army

38th Infantry, France

Private

Martha Mortenson

60

Moxness

Olaf

Bristol

 

Army

Co., G, 308th Regulars, A.E.F.

Private

 

43,46

Mullarky

Floyd

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Munson

Albin S.

Lily

Severely gassed on Oct 24,

died Dec 20, 1918

Army

Battery F., 340th Field Artillery, France

Private

Peter Munson

13,48

Murray

James

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Murray

John E.

Andover

 

Army

Co. M, 69th Infantry, 10th Division

Corporal

 

37

Neilson

Neils P.

Butler

 

Army

Transport Company

Private

 

52

Nelson

Berger

Holmquist

 

Army

Provost Guard

Private

 

71

Nelson

Carl J.

Holmquist

 

Army

Chauffeur

Private

John Nelson

71

Nelson

John

Bristol

 

Army

Co. A, 28th Machine Gun Co.

Private

 

45

Nelson

Niels Peter

Bristol

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

46

Nelson

Normal

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Nelson

Olaf C.

Waubay

 

Army

28th Spruce Division, 2nd Prov. Reg.

Private

 

72

Nelson

Otto J.

Waubay

 

Navy

 

1st Class Seaman

 

72

Nereim

Bert 

Langford

 

Army

Co. D. 352nd Infantry, 88th Division

Private

 

59

Nereim

Ole S.

Langford

 

Army

Co. A, 19th M.P., 19th Division

Private

 

59

Nerland

Bernt

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. B, 341st Battalion, Training Corps, Casual Detachment, 163rd Depot Brigade

Corporal

 

62

Nerland

Ingvold

Webster

 

Army

Co. H., 327th Infantry, France

Private

 

32

Nerland

Olans

Pierpont

 

American Expeditionary Forces

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

62

Neuman

Oscar

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Neville

Joseph

Milesville

 

Army

Co. G, 350th Infantry, 88th Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

76

Ninke

William F.

Webster

 

Army

Co. G. 29th Infantry, 10th Division

Private

 

25

Nolte

Otto 

Butler

Died in France

Army

 

 

 

48, HR

Nordness

Harold O.

Pierpont

 

Army

Machine Gun Company, 355th Infantry, 89th Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

63

Nordtvedt

O.

Holmquist

 

Marines

 

Private

 

71

Nordtvedt

Robert M.

Holmquist

 

Army

Mechanic, Co. F., 69th Infantry

 

Rudolph Nordtvedt

34

Nowak

Theodore A.

Grenville

 

Army

Remount Depot, 340th Quarter Master Corps

Private

 

56

Nowark

Frank

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Nygaard

Joseph S.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Nymoen

Oscar Adolph

Roslyn

Died of disease

Army

Camp Grant, Ill

 

Mathias Nymoen

65, HR

Nyvold

Edward

Roslyn

 

Army

Base Hospital, No. 414, A.E.F.

Private

 

68

Oberg

Frank

Andover

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

Henry Oberg

40

Odell

Dwight

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Odell

Earl

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Okroi

August

Grenville

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

August Okroi

56

Olden

Adelbert L.

Roundup,

MT

 

Army

8th Ammunition Train, 8th Division

Private

M.A. Olden

74

Olden

Alonza M.

Roundup, MT

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

M.A. Olden

74

Oldenborg

William

Andover

 

Army

Steam Engineer

Private

 

40

Olson

Alvina

Webster

 

Day County Red Cross Nurse

 

 

 

14

Olson

Edwin 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Olson

Henry E.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Olson

Jacob

Marvin

 

Army

 

Private

 

75

Olson

Jake

Pierpont

Killed in action

Army

Co. D, 109th Ammunition Train, A.E.F.

 

 

61, HR

Olson

John

Pierpont

 

Army

Infantry

Private

 

64

Olson

Olen E.

Langford

 

Army

16th Casual Company, Spruce Production Company, Vancouver

Corporal

Martha N. Olson

58

Olson

Oscar F.

Webster

 

Army

Co. B. Dev. Battalion No. 2, 158th Depot Brigade

Private

 

28

Olson

Severen

Langford

 

Army

Quarter Master Corps

Corporal

Ole B. Olson

58

Opitz

Alfred P.

Roslyn

 

Army

Machine Gun Company

Private

Andrew Opitz

67

Opitz

John F.

Roslyn

 

Army

Infantry

Private

Andrew Opitz

67

Opitz

Mathias F.

Roslyn

 

Army

Co. H, 20th Infantry

Private

 

69

Opsahl

Elmer

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Ornes

Martin Jr.

Bristol

 

Army

70th Supply Company

Private

 

44

Ornes

Rasmus

Bristol

 

Army

3rd Company, Infantry

Private

 

44

Osness

Henry O.

Pierpont

Killed in action

 

 

 

 

13, HR

Oswood

Chris

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. 40, 10th Battalion, 164th Depot Brigade

Private

 

61

Page

Vernis A.

Loogootee, Ind.

 

Army

 

Private

John L. Page

76

Palmer

Louis L.

Eden

 

Army

216th Aero Squadron, A.E.F.

Corporal

F.C. Palmer

76

Palmer

Ray B.

Eden

 

Army

Quarter Master Department

Sergeant

F.C. Palmer

76

Parrott

Dewey M.

Pierpont

 

Army

American Forces, France

Corporal

 

63

Paszek

John F.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Paszek

Joseph

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Paulson

Chas. E.

Pierpont

 

Army

Q.M.C. Dep Co. F

Corporal

 

61

Paulson

Lewis

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Paulson

Segmus

Pierpont

 

Army

24th Machine Gun Battalion

Private

 

63

Pearson

Walfred

Webster

 

Army

109th Ammunition Train, Third Company

Cook

 

21

Peckham

Harold

Lily

 

Army

A.R.D.

Private

 

54

Peek

Glen

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Peterson

Anton

Waubay

 

Army

Overland School of Aviation, St. Paul, Minn

Private

 

85

Peterson

Anton 

Grenville

 

Army

 

Private

Ole Peterson

66

Peterson

David A.

Lily

 

Army Air Service

6th Balloon Co., A.E.F.

Corporal

 

54

Peterson

Hans

Grenville

 

Army

 

Private

Ole Peterson

66

Peterson

Herbert A.G.

Webster

 

Army

Co. F. 128th Infantry, 32nd Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

33

Peterson

Howard L.

Webster

 

Army

Co. M, 13th Infantry, France

 

 

24

Peterson

Marion

Waubay

 

Army

2nd Regimental Camp Band, Camp Grant, Illinois

Private

 

85

Peterson

Marion

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Peterson

Nils

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Peterson

Peter O.

Butler

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Corporal

 

51

Peterson

Selmer

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. D, 48th Infantry

Private

Lief Peterson

60

Peterson

Walter 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Peterson

Wm. P.

Lily

 

Army

6th Company, 2nd Battalion, 2nd O.C.T.S., Camp Grant, Illinois

Private

 

54

Petrausch

J.A.

Webster

 

Army

128th Infantry, 32nd Division, A.E.F.

Corporal

 

23

Petrausch

W.F.

Webster

 

Army

Battery B., 148th Field Artillery, A.E.F.

Private

 

26

Pew

Frank M.

Andover

 

Army

20th Engineers, 60th Battalion, Co. D., A.E.F.

Sergeant

Fred S. Pew

37

Pew

Fred E.

Andover

 

American Expeditionary Forces

2nd Battalion Engineers

Private

 

39

Philbrook

Harry J.

Webster

 

Navy

U.S.S. North Carolina, Torpedo Division

Gunners Mate

E. Philbrook

20

Philleo

Archibald

Waubay

 

Army

29th F.A., 10th Division, Camp Funston

Lieutenant

 

81

Phillips

George 

Bristol

 

Army

Co., G, 308th Regulars, A.E.F.

Private

 

43

Picht

Earl L.

Waubay

 

Army

Co. H, 20th Infantry, 10th Division

Private

C. Picht

86

Piechowski

Sylvester

Webster

 

Army

363rd Machine Gun Company, France

Private

 

32

Piechowski

Theodore

Webster

Wounded, France

Army

Co. H. 9th Infantry, 2nd Division

 

Adam Piechowski

17

Pierce

E.J.

Webster

 

Army

Camp Surgeon's Office, Camp Cody, N.M.

Sergeant

 

22

Pierson

Walford

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Pionk

Martin 

Grenville

Died Oct 6, 1918

Army

3rd Battalion, 5th Provisional Regiment, 164th Depot Brigade, Camp Funston

 

Jacob Pionk

55, HR

Pischke

Alex

Webster

 

Army

276th Co., M.P.C., A.E.F.

Sergeant

 

22

Pitsor

Ray

Webster

 

Army

Troop A., 307th Cavalry, Camp Del Rio, TX

1st Lieutenant

 

18

Plonske

Joseph

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Potter

Earl C.

Webster

 

Army

Co. F., 2nd Division, 2nd U.S. Engineers, A.E.F.

Corporal

 

23

Prankey

George L.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Priebe

William

Holmquist

 

Army

Co. K, 355th Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

 

71

Prusjinski

Stanley

Grenville

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

Leo Prusjinski

56

Raider

Harvey

Webster

 

Army

3rd Co., 2nd Bn., 164th Depot Brigade

Private

 

32

Randall

Fred

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Rasmussen

Edwin G.

Webster

 

Army

Base Hospital, Section H. Fort Riley

Private

 

30

Rathbun

James M.

Webster

 

Navy

U.S.S. New York

First Class Petty Officer

James G. Rathbun

20

Raynes

Harry

Andover

 

Army

Base Hospital, Norfolk, VA

Sergeant

A.E.Raynes

37

Rebelski

Joseph

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Rebelski

Martin A.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Reese

Florian A.

Waubay

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

 

83

Reese

Patsy

Waubay

Killed in action

Army

U.S. Infantry, France

 

 

80, HR

Reetz

John G.

Webster

 

Army

Section B, S.A.T.C., University of Iowa

Private

 

31

Regnier

Eddie J.

Lily

 

Navy

U.S.S. Wyoming

 

 

53

Regnier

Middie J.

Lily

 

Army

Co. B, 313th Supply Train, A.E.F.

 

 

53

Rich

Wendell Lee

Webster

 

Army

Co. A. 59th Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

William Rich

25

Riddle

Eugene H.

Waubay

 

Army

Co. 31, M.T.C.L.

Private

 

83

Riddle

Jesse

Waubay

 

Army

Students' Army Training Corps

Private

 

83

Rieck

Arthur

Webster

 

Army

Co. K, 307th Regiment 77th Division, France

Private

E. W. Rieck

24

Rindahl

Peter O.

Summit

 

Army

Co. L., 363rd Infantry

Private

 

74

Roach

J.F.

Bristol

 

Army

Co., G, 308th Regulars, A.E.F.

Private

 

43

Rolfseng

John A. P.

Webster

 

American Expeditionary Forces

Co. K. 38th Infantry

Corporal

 

21

Rommerein

Fred E.

Roslyn

Killed in action

 

 

 

 

88, HR

Ronigen

Christian

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Ronshaugen

Edwin E.

Roslyn

Died at Secaucus, N.J.

Army

Co. 36, 1st Labor Battalion

 

Inbert Ronshaugen

65, HR

Rosa

Floyd

Andover

 

Army

Machine Gun Company, 322nd Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

 

38

Roseth

Albert

Butler

 

Army

Co. D, 1st Battalion

Private

 

51

Roseth

Henry

Crandall

 

Army

 

Private

Annie Roseth

73

Roseth

Henry

Lily

 

Army

Co. 29, 163rd Depot Brigade

Private

William Roseth

54

Ross

Gordon W.

Webster

 

Army

Co. C., 316th Field Signal Battalion, A.E.F.

1st Sergeant

 

22

Ross

Walter

Webster

 

Army

Battery E. Field Motor Artillery

Private

 

26

Roth

William

Bristol

 

Army

Co. H, 21st Engineers, France

Private

 

46

Rudeen

Fred

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Rudeen

Wm.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Rumpza

Leo

Webster

 

Army

87th Infantry, 19th Division

Cook

 

72

Russell

James A.

Webster

 

Army

Mounted Police, France

Corporal

 

23

Rydjord

John

Lily

 

Army

6th Field Artillery Band, A.E.F.

 

 

53

Rydjord

Lewis

Lily

 

Army

Field Artillery, France

Private

 

53

Sakariason

Martin A.

Webster

 

Army

U.S. Infantry, France

Private

 

29

Salta

Simon O.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Sampson

Carl 

Pierpont

 

Army

20th Infantry, Machine Gun Company

Private

 

60

Samuelson

Fred A.

Butler

 

Army

307th Infantry, 77th Division, A.E.F.

Private

Henry Samuelson

50

Samuelson

Otto G.

Butler

 

Army

Camp Grant

Private

Henry Samuelson

50

Sanborn

Clyde

Butler

Twice wounded

Army

5th War Escort Co.

 

 

49

Sand

Anton

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Sand

Lars

Webster

 

Army

147th Infantry Band, France

Private

 

26,89

Sandal

Thor

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Sanders

Emil

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Sandvig

Alfred C.

Webster

 

Army

7th Veterinary Hospital, France

Corporal

 

21

Sarres

Frances M.

Lily

 

Day County Red Cross Nurse

 

 

 

14

Sass

Leo J.

Webster

 

Army

Quarter Master Corps Detachment, A.E.F.

Private

Adam Sass

25

Satta

Peter 

Langford

 

Army

 

 

 

59

Satta

Simon

Langford

 

Army

 

 

 

59

Sauer

William

Webster

 

Army

340th Field Artillery, 89th Division, Battery C.

Private

 

33

Scherber

Frank C.

Waubay

Wounded

Nov 10th,

died of wounds

Army

U.S. Infantry, France

Corporal

 

79, HR

Scherber

Joseph

Waubay

 

Army

22nd Aviation Squadron

Private

 

83

Schiley

Hiler

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Schlee

Gilbert

Centuria, Wis

 

Army

132nd Infantry, Machine Gun Company, A.E.F.

Private

Emma Schlee

75

Schmidt

Arthur

Andover

 

Army

12th Field Artiller, France

Private

 

38

Schmidt

Herbert

Roslyn

 

Army

5th Company, 10th Division

Private

 

72

Schmidt

William

Andover

 

Army

50th Co., 5th Infantry

Sergeant

John Schmidt

37

Schmitt

Herman J.

Waubay

 

Army

Co. 32

Private

 

83

Schmitt

John J.

Waubay

 

American Expeditionary Forces

109th Mounted Police

Private

 

83

Schmitt

Mike 

Waubay

Wounded

Army

Co. C, 109th Machine Gun Battalion, A.E.F.

 

 

79

Schmitz

Arthur

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Schneider

Edgar C.

Bristol

 

Army

335th Field Artillery, Supply Co., A.E.F.

Private

 

45

Schneider

Howard E.

Bristol

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

45

Schoerber

Joseph

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Schroeder

Paul C.

Andover

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

 

40

Schultz

August

Waubay

 

Army

Infantry

Private

J.M. Schultz

86

Scott

Monte R.

Florence

 

Army

91st Division, 364th Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

 

72

Scott

William

Andover

Wounded

Army

Co. D. 355th Infantry, A.E.F.

Corporal

 

35

Sebion

Robert

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Sebion

Tennis E.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Secor

Gordon

Pierpont

 

Army

Spruce Division, Camp Lewis, Washington

Private

 

63

Seeley

Abe

Andover

Airplane Crashed, Oct. 5, 1918, Talifero Field,

Fort Worth, TX (survived)

Army Air Service

A.S.A.

Lieutenant

 

36

Seyland

Elmer

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Shank

Ingbert

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Shannon

Clifford

Pierpont

 

Army

Headquarters Company, General Hospital, Chicago, Illinois

Sergeant

 

63

Shannon

John

Crandall

 

Army

Co. L, 21st Engineers

Private

Wm. Shannon

61

Shaw

Jesse Wilson

Andover

 

Army

281st Aero Squadron, France

Corporal

 

41

Shepersky

Wesley W.

Butler

 

Navy

Destroyer McLennan

Seaman

 

52

Shoemaker

Harold E.

Waubay

 

Army

Infantry

Private

 

86

Shrader

Paul

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Siglinger

Ira

Webster

 

Canadian Army

2nd Canadian Field Ambulance

Private

C.W.Siglinger

31

Siglinger

Jesse M.

Webster

 

Merchant Marines

Quarter Master Instructor

 

C.W.Siglinger

31

Skaaden

Albert

Roslyn

 

Army

Co. 3, Developing Battalion

Private

Anton Skaaden

68

Skaaden

Martin 

Roslyn

 

Army

17th Balloon Co., A.E.F.

Private

Anton Skaaden

68

Skaare

Elmer 

Bristol

 

Army

Co. G., 352nd Infantry, 88th Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

44

Skundberg

Claus

Roslyn

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

M.O. Skundberg

67

Skundberg

John

Roslyn

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

M.O. Skundberg

67

Slattery

J.W.

Bristol

 

Army

Co., G, 308th Regulars, A.E.F.

Private

 

43

Sletten

Walter

Pierpont

 

Army

305th Battalion, Co. C, Tank Corps

Private

 

64

Smail

Andrew

Webster

 

Army

S.A.T.C., Brookings, SD

Private

 

28

Smail

William C.

Webster

 

Army

Sand Storm Division, France

Sergeant Major

 

20

Smith

Albert Jr.

Webster

 

Army

3rd Engineers Co. A., Philippines

Sergeant

Albert Smith

20

Smith

Herbert H.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Smith

John

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Smith

John H.

Roslyn

 

Army

Co. B, 210th Engineers, 10th Division

Sergeant

 

72

Snaza

Ezedor A.

Webster

 

Army

Co. D, 1st Battalion, Section A, Infantry

Private

 

30

Snaza

John

Grenville

 

Army

Co. B, 363rd Infantry, 91st Division, France

Private

 

56

Snaza

Mike J.

Roslyn

 

Army

Battery A, 37th Field Artillery

Private

 

68

Snaza

Theodore

Grenville

 

Army

Co. H, 128th Infantry, 32nd Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

56

Snitgen

John

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Snortland

Charles

Langford

 

Army

Aviation Section

Sergeant

 

58

Solberg

Arthur

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Solberg

William

Bristol

 

Army

Hospital Corps, Section L

Private

 

44

Sorbel

Alfred R.

Webster

 

Army

U.S. Infantry, France

1st Lieutenant

O.O. Sorbel

18

Sorbel

George T.

Webster

 

Army

Co. D. 109th Ammunition Train, A.E.F.

Private

 

29

Sorenson

John

Webster

 

Army

Engineers

Private

 

29

Soyland

Elmer O.

Butler

 

Army

Headquarters Co., 60th Infantry, 5th Division, A.E.F.

Private

Theodore Soyland

50

Soyland

Olaf B.

Butler

 

Army

Machine Gun Co, No. 18, 2nd Group

Private

Theodore Soyland

50

Stavig

Albert Jr.

Webster

 

Army

Co. E. 306th Reg. Infantry, 77th Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

26

Stern

Steven

Webster

 

Army

U.S. Infantry

Private

George Stern

30

Stevens

Russell I.

Bristol

 

Army

352nd Infantry, Headquarters Co, 88th Division, France

 

 

47

Stevens

Russell I.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Stevenson

James A.

Butler

 

Army

41st Company, 20th Engineers, A.E.F.

Private

 

52

Stevenson

Robert G.

Butler

 

Army

Battalion F., 30th Field Artillery

Private

 

52

Stine

Robert W.

Waubay

Died at sea

Oct 5, 1918

Army

126th Field Artillery

 

R. P. Stine

77, HR

Stolle

William Frank

Andover

Wounded Oct 9th, France,

Died Nov 25, 1918

Army

38th Infantry, France

 

Augusta Stolle

35

Stommen

Carl J. B.

Crandall

 

Army

Battery E, 340th F.A., France

Private

S.C. Strommen

73

Storlie

Henning

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Strand

Harold

Webster

 

Army

Section A, S.A.T.C., Yankton College

Private

 

31

Strandness

Joel

Bristol

 

Army

Co. A, 37th Battalion

Corporal

 

45

Strandness

Theodore

Bristol

 

Army

134th Co. Quarter Master Corps, France

Private

 

44

Stremmoen

Carl

Pierpont

 

Army

Rainbow Division, France

Private

 

64

Struck

Chas.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Sumner

Archie W.

Waubay

 

Army

Co. B, 145th Machine Gun Battalion, A.E.F.

Private

J.H. Sumner

86

Sumner

Clyde A.

Waubay

 

Army

Overland School of Aviation, St. Paul, Minn

Private

 

85

Sundquist

Henry

Webster

Wounded, France

Army

Co. D. 102nd Infantry, 26th Division

 

 

17

Svien

Helmer

Webster

 

Army

Medical Detachment, 24th Machine Gun Co., 8th Division

Private

 

27

Swanson

Albro A.

Bristol

 

Army

US Infantry

Private

 

44

Swanson

Frank

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Swenson

Anton

Roslyn

 

Army

Company E, 351st Infantry, France

Private

Simon Swenson

67

Swenson

Melvin Odvan

Roslyn

 

Army

Company E, 351st Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

Simon Swenson

67

Syhre

Habart

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Syhre

Olaf

Langford

 

Army

Co. D, 1st Battalion, Section A.

Private

 

58

Talmy

S.L.

Andover

 

Army

Co. F., 314th Ammunition Train

Corporal

 

37

Teske

Edwin M.

Milwaukee, Wis

 

Army

Co. A, 53rd Regiment, 6th Division, A.E.F.

Private

Mike Teske

75

Tetzloff

Chester

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Theil

John M.

Webster

Gassed

Oct 18, 1918, Verdun Drive

Army

Co. D., 102nd U.S. Infantry, A.E.F.

Private

Joseph Theil

24

Thennis

Michael J.

Waubay

Gassed

Sep 26 1918

Army

Co. D, 102nd Infantry, 26th Division, A.E.F.

 

 

79

Thennis

Nick

Waubay

 

Army

 

Private

 

84

Thilen

Theodore

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Thole

Jos. J.

Langford

3 months under fire

Army

Co. F., 56th Searchlight Engineers, 27th Division, N.Y. Division

Sergeant

 

58

Thompson

Elmer H.

Bristol

Wounded

Army

109th Infantry, Co. B, A.E.F.

 

 

43

Thorne

Milton C.

Andover

 

Navy

U.S.S. Craven

Steward

 

38

Tonkel

Mike G.

Grenville

Killed in action

 

 

 

 

HR

Townsend

Lewis Lloyd

Langford

 

Army

91st Division, Co. G., 363rd Infantry

Private

L.A. Townsend

58

Tracy

James E.

Webster

 

Army

Co. C. 5th Training Battalion, Signal Corps

Private

 

29

Trottman

Geo. F.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Tuel

Harry J.

Webster

 

Army

Headquarters Company, 27th Infantry, A.E.F., Khaborousk, Siberia

Private

James Tuel

32

Unke

Archie

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Ustrud

William M.

Wallace

 

Army

Co. G, 20th Infantry

Private

H.A. Ustrud

74

Valsvig

Andrew P.

Max, ND

 

Army

Camp Custer, Michigan

Private

 

75

Van Dyke

C.H.

Webster

 

Army

110th Areo Service Squadron

M.S.E.

 

24

Vanglie

Martin A.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Varmundson

Chris

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. L, 355th Infantry, 89th Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

60

Varmundson

Christian

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Vehe

Reuben

Bristol

Wounded, Oct 4th in the Battle of Champagne

Army

5th marines, 2nd Division, Verdun, Blue Wood, St. Mihiel, Champagne

 

 

43

Vickers

Boyd E.

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. D, 3rd Engineers Regiment

Corporal

 

62

Waage

Martin Elmer

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. M, 69th Infantry, 10th Division

Private

 

60

Wagner

Carl

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Wahl

Alfred 

Bristol

 

Army

Co. D., 306th Infantry, France

Private

 

44

Wahl

Herman L.

Roslyn

 

Army

Camp Lee, Virginia

Private

 

69

Wakley

Ray

Waubay

 

Army

Evacuation Hospital No. 37, A.E.F.

Private

 

84

Wallace

Emmett

Webster

 

Army

Quarter Master Corps, Supply Depot, France

Private

 

29

Wallace

Henry M.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Waller

Fred L.

Waubay

 

Navy

 

 

 

83

Walton

Frank C.

Wallace

 

Army

355th Supply Company, Franc

Private

J.H. Walton

75

Wang

John

Webster

 

Army

Co. L, 34th Engineers, A.E.F.

Private

 

29

Wangle

Jens

Butler

 

Army

Fourth Company, Development Battalion

Mechanic

 

73

Wanglie

Martin

Webster

 

Army

Co. D. 348th Infantry, 87th Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

29

Warner

K.D.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Waslik

Anton F.

Waubay

 

Army

Co. B, 12th Infantry, France

 

 

87

Watkins

Wm. A.

Grenville

 

Army

Co. C, 313th Supply Train, 88th Division, A.E.F.

Private

J.A. Watkins

56

Wein

Henry C.

Butler

 

Army

Medical Corps, Fort Riley

Private

 

52

Wein

Wm. F.

Butler

 

Army

28th Spruce Squadron, 2nd Prov. Reg.

Private

 

52

Weiss

Edmund

Andover

 

Army

Co. B, 109th M.P.

Private

 

39

Weiss

Raymond

Andover

 

Army

G.R.T.O., France

Private

 

39

Wendte

John

Andover

 

Army

147th Spruce Squadron, Warrenton, OR

Private

 

38

Wendte

Louis H.

Andover

 

Army

59th Infantry, Co. B., A.E.F.

Private

 

38

Werner

Walter E.

Bristol

 

Army Air Service

59th Balloon Company, Omaha, Neb

Private

 

47

West

John

Langford

 

Army

69th Infantry

Private

John O. West

59

West

L.O.

Langford

 

Army

69th Infantry

Private

John O. West

59

West

Olaf S.

Langford

 

Army

20th Infantry

Private

John O. West

59

Wheeler

Charles S.

Alexander, Minn (Holmquist)

 

Army

Co. B, 340th Machine Gun Battalion, 89th Division, A.E.F.

Corporal

S.H. Wheeler

34

White

Jonah

Waubay

Died in service

Army

 

Private

Hannah H. White

78

Wickre

Sherman T

Andover

 

Army

Ordnance Foreman, 46th Coast Artillery, A.E.F.

Sergeant

H.O. Wickre

37

Wik

Rasmus E.

Webster

 

Army

Motor Transport Corps.

Private

 

28

Wilcox

Roy

Webster

Died Edgewood Arsenal, M.D.

 

 

 

 

16, HR

Wilhelmson

Carl

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Wilhelmson

Karl W.

Holmquist

 

Army

U. S. Infantry

Private

 

71

Williamson

Julius M.

Pierpont

 

Army

Headquarters Company, 324th Infantry, 81st Division, A.E.F.

Private

 

62

Wilson

Jesse Glenn

Pierpont

 

Army

32nd Infantry, M.G.A.

Private

 

63

Winson

N.O.

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. C, 1st Field Signal Battalion, 3rd Platoon, A.E.F.

Private

 

60

Wirkus

Ben

Grenville

 

Army

Co. I, 20th Infantry, Fort Sheridan, Ill

Private

 

56

Wist

Martin E.

Webster

 

Army

147th Infantry Band, France

Private

Martin Wist

32

Wist

Peter

Webster

 

Army

147th Infantry Band, France

Private

Martin Wist

26

Woodruff

Robert H.

Langford

Died while serving with A.E.F.

Army

Co. M, 33rd 84th Division, A.E.F.

Private

Flora E. Woodruff

57

Woodworth

Clarence

Webster

 

Army Air Service

Kelly Field, San Antonio, TX

Sergeant Major

L.H. Woodworth

20

Woodworth

Harvey B.

Butler

 

Army

Co. M, 136th Infantry, France

Private

 

52

Wrider

Leonard O.

Dickinson, ND

 

Marines

 

Private

 

74

Young

Charles

Andover

 

Army

Co. L, 18th Infantry, 1st Division, France

Private

 

39

Young

Charles N.

Bristol

 

Army

Company L, U.S. Infantry

Private

 

47

Young

Nicholas A.

Pierpont

 

Army

Co. M, 158th Infantry, 32nd Division

Private

 

63

Zenk

Frank

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

 

 

HR: While not all of these men and women died from battlefield wounds, their lives were most certainly cut short due to the War. This list was compiled by Joy Fisher, jfisher@ucla.edu. This file contains a list of over 1000 South Dakota men and women who died while in their country's service during World War I, 1917 - 1918. It was compiled from many sources, including the Final Report of the SD State Council of Defense and the Official Bulletin of the U. S. War Department.