Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-07-21 | Page 15 | Fremont County Men Listed for Military Duty

FREMONT COUNTY MEN LISTED FOR MILITARY DUTY Special to The Tribune. ST. ANTHONY, Idaho, July 20. The following names were drawn for Fremont Fre-mont county today in the military draft: Guy Anderson, William Acker-man, Acker-man, Kail Birch, William Bolland, Douglas' Barlen, Lillian Branson, John E. Brooks, Arthur L. Callow, Basil De-witt, De-witt, John F'isher, Benjamin L. Gar-man, Gar-man, Leonard Hill, Carl Herre James Dill, Raymond Judil, John I). Jenkins, William C. Krantz, Bert E. Kiest, Lafayette La-fayette Lords, William R. Moon, Virgil O. MeWhorter, Gus Newman, Andrew P. Xyborg, Andrew M. Olson, Francis Fran-cis C. ' Powell, Xonnan Kent, William A. Jung, Arthur L. Lenz, P. E. Caagdon, Frank L. Thompson, Jerry Allen, Dor-and Dor-and X. Pottit, William If. Ellis, Charles L. Storey, Claude W. Fuhirder, Jack Albino, George S. Pilcher, James E. Lang, Fred P. Swanstrum, Edward F. Clark, H. Mendnya, Issac J. llearne, Arthur R. Gortsiiie, Ivey Hendrickson, Sherman Blntoek, Robert Firniss, Leroy Le-roy Moreton, Jose Ledesma, Albert. L. Pace, James B. Qnnylo, Amel Reider, Joseph A. Ross, Hyrum E. Sheppnrd, Leon J. Taylor, John W. Welch, John D. Warren, "William Wightmau, George J. White, Alma B. Wood, Genero Sales, William D. Hollist, . Berton Fillmore Schults, Fred C. Grilfel, Benjamin H. Hoagland, Hugh E. Barnet.l, Frank L. Strong, Haliner Lundguist, William Knight, Theodore S. Boer, Ray Velano, William .1. Hendricks, Ira Davenport, Wayne Smith, William Goodman, Leo V. Hancock, Leonard M. Gardner, Al-mon Al-mon L. Fulmer, Henry Uelmer, Owen R. Simonds, Oscar W. Mallmberg, Marion Ma-rion C. Owens, Cornelius E. Gibson, lCdgar I. Thompson, Morse 11. Pierce, Daniel Serrano, Lawnio Brooks, Harry M. Thompson, Ransom A. Tavlor, He-ber He-ber L. Call, William R. Campbell, Fred Small, Danford McArthur, Harold G. Moss, FMward Meeson, Lester L. Weath-erbec, Weath-erbec, t'hauncy Rosenlof. Those drawn are pretty evenly distributed dis-tributed over the county and represent all classes of men. Many exemptions from the list are manifest. Great excitement prevailed in the streets here and the bulletin boards and county clerk's office were crowded.