Reprinted from the Iron River Pioneer
Dec. 5, 1918
Contributed and typed by Zoe Lappin
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Reprinted from the Iron River Pioneer Dec. 5, 1918 Contributed and typed by Zoe Lappin |
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The County�s Contribution to Man Power to the Cause of Democracy Numbers Around Twelve Hundred. -- List is Doubtless Far From Complete.
Desiring to make a permanent record of the county�s contribution of manhood to the nation in this great war, the Bayfield County Council of Defense set out to obtain a list of the young men who are or have been in the military or naval service of the United States during the war, and the work of compiling the list was entrusted to Harvey Irish, of Bayview, who diligently strove to make or obtain as complete a record as possible. However, there are doubtless a number of inaccuracies nevertheless, for the compilation of such a record presents difficulties almost impossible to overcome. The list as compiled contains over 1,100 names and is as follows:
(Note, May 2000: Not all of these men and women enlisted or were drafted in Bayfield County, nor did all serve in Wisconsin units. Also, as printed originally, the list was alphabetized by first letter of the surname only.)
A-K
Albert, Arthur
Albrechtson, Enard
Allen, John T.
Alvord, Ellsworth, Lt.
Amundson, Adolph
Anderson, Alfred
Anderson, Arthur B.
Anderson, Arthur B.
Anderson, Axel R.
Anderson, David
Anderson, David
Anderson, Edward Linard
Anderson, Elmer
Anderson, Elmer M.
Anderson, Elmer Manno
Anderson, Elmer N.
Anderson, Ephi
Anderson, George
Anderson, George Oscar
Anderson, Gleen (sic) Walter
Anderson, John
Anderson, John N.
Anderson, John R.
Anderson, John S.
Anderson, John O.
Anderson, Levi
Anderson, Levy Carl
Anderson, Marion
Anderson, Nick
Anderson, Norman Leslie
Anderson, Oscar
Anderson, Otto
Anderson, Ray H.
Anderson, Victor
Anderson, Victor Albin
Anderson, Walter
Anderson, Wilhelm
Andrews, Floyd John
Areseneau (Arseneau?), Rudolph
Armbruster, Dewey Alford
Armbruster, Elmer (wounded)
Arrhenius, Albert B.
Arseneau, Alex
Arseneau, Bernard
Arseneau, Fred Edward
Atwood, George D.
Augusta, Burt (killed; in Canadian forces;
not on this list but on list of
casualties published Jan. 2, 1919)
Axelberg, Phil
Axelberg, Probert (Robert?)
Babb, Frank
Bahbage, George
Bailey, Claud A.
Baker, Felix
Barker, William
Barnhart, Ross
Barningham, Vern
Barton, Eugene P.
Baynes, William M.
Bear, Frank
Bear, John J.
Beaton, Alex J.
Beaton, Harry
Beaulieu, Philip
Becku, Mike
Beecher, Eugene
Belanger, John
Belanger, Wiliam J.
Bell, Hurlburt H.
Bell, Remson Marsh
Bellis, Harvey L.
Bender, Walter Juluis (Julius?)
Benson, Arvid
Benson, Bernard J.
Benton, Dwight
Bentz, Augustus E.
Berg, Clarence
Berge, George
Berger, Emil
Bergmann, George
Bero, Gaberct (sic)
Berquist, Elmer John
Bever, Fred John
Bibeau, James
Bishop, Ray W.
Blair, Ray W.
Blaser, Fred
Blaser, John
Blexrud, Armen
Blexrud, Ole
Block, Ralph
Blyngapeel, O.F.
Bodin, August (killed)
Boehn, Frank
Bogenrief, Vere
Bolin, Edwin
Bonney, Harvey
Borst, J.H.
Boutin, Alonzo
Boutin, Clifford Charles
Boutin, Fred
Boutin, Glaspel
Bovee, Lemuel
Bowe, Frank M.
Braff, Ragnar
Braudwick or Brandwick, Andrew
Bresnahan, Frank G.
Bressette, Dominick
Brewer, George R.
Brigham, John Hallander
Brigham, Loyd Roy
Britton, Harry
Brown, Jesse E.
Brown, Vincent
Brunett, Geo. B.
Buck, Ernest S.
Buckland, Beatel G.
Burgo, Daniel
Burgson, Stuart R.
Burke, George
Busdahl, Edwin A.
Bushey, Charles
Bushy, John
Bushy, Thomas W.
Buss, Arnold Henry
Buss, Gustav E.
Butkowski, Anton
Butterfield, Axel
Butterfield, Francis A.
Butterfield, Mike
Cain, George
Cain, Peter
Calder, Gilbert
Calder, Roy A.
Calvin, William
Cameron, Duncan Albert
Cameron, Gilbert
Campbell, Walter
Carlson, Arthur L.
Carlson, Arthur Leonard
Carlson, Carl
Carlson, Edward Gustave
Carlson, Francis
Carros, Oscar
Carson, Austin
Carson, Dean
Carver, Loring Hiram
Carver, Max B.
Case, Frank T.
Casperson, Fred
Caulkins, Sherwood
Cavanaugh, Allen
Cavanaugh, Howard
Cavanaugh, William, Lt.
Cease, Arthur
Cease, Clarence
Chantelois, Arthur
Charette, Alex C.
Christianson, Alfred
Christianson, Alfred M.
Christianson, Carl
Christianson, Frank B.
Christianson, Fred
Christianson, Gerald A.
Christianson, Roy S.
Chrystal, Dan
Chrystal, John C.
Church, Vern C.
Cimino, Frank
Clark, Eustis H.
Clark, John
Cleveland, Grover
Clock, Arthur B.
Clock, Frank C.
Clock, Frank W.
Close, Raymond E.
Clygenpool, Otto F.
Colon, Frank
Comeron, Donald J.
Conlon, Bryan
Cook, Lawrence H.
Cook, Oliver Thomas
Cooley, Emery R.
Cooper, Edwin
Cooper, Herman
Cooper, Richard Watson
Copic, Frank
Corbett, Elmer
Corby, John
Cosgrove, Anna, Miss
Cordts, Max
Cousineau, Joseph
Couture, William Joseph
Crystal, Daniel M.
Crystal, Raymond
Cudmore, Edward C.
Cunty, John
Currant, William
Currie, George W.
Curry, Harry Bernard
Curtin, James
Cuty, George
Dahl, Carl Grover
Dahl, Chester
Dahl, Herman Frederick (wounded)
Dahl, Victor N.
Dahlstedt, Arthur
Dahlstedt, Carl V.
Daly, Carl
Daly, Joseph
Daly, Patrick John
Daly, Richard Edward
Danielson, Martinus
DeBraie, Fred
Degelman, Adam (died)
De Lone, Albert
DeMars, Carl E.
DeMars, Harvey Arthur
DeMars, Raymond N.
DeMars, William N.
Demonily, Leo
Dennis, Joseph T.
Denver, Dewey,
Denver, William
DePerry, Antonio
De Voe, George F.
Dickson, Albert
Dodge, Lyle Miller (died)
Doers, Arley J.
Doros, Frank
Downs, Robert
Dresden, August Peter
Dricoll, Daniel Joseph
Drown, William
Druley, Charles L.
Duffy, George
Dugay, Emma M., Miss
Dunkel, Marion
Dunnebecke, Joseph W.
Durica, John George
Eagan, Stanley
Eaton, Norman
Eckenberg, Albert
Eckenberg, Fritz
Ecklund, Swan
Eggan, Ole
Elaczkwski, Anton
Eliason, Martin
Elliot, Philip
Enouf, Arthur
Enouf, Leo G.
Enouf, Raymond
Erickson, David
Erickson, Ed
Erickson, Edwin A.
Erickson, Erick A.
Erickson, Ernest
Erickson, John
Erickson, Oscar
Ernst, Theodore
Erskine, Ralph
Estabrook, Harold J.
Estabrook, Edna, Miss
Evan, Andrew Walter
Evanstad, Axel
Evanstad, Edwin O.
Evensted, Paul I.
Fairfield, Lloyd
Fairfield, Yorte
Faulk, Walter
Fay, Ivan
Fenton, Alfred E.
Fiege, Arthur F.A.
Fiege, Harvey J.O.
Finnigan, Albert J.
Finnigan, William R.
Finstad, Carl K.
Finstad, Oscar
Fionnes, Ole
Fischer, George Henry
Fischer, Gilbert
Fizell, Louis
Fleck, John Dufur
Fleck, Leander H.
Fluck, Ronald
Flynn, John Allen
Flynn, Patrick H.
Fortier, Edward N.
Foster, Archie A.
Fox, George
Frost, Horace
Frostman, Carl G.
Frostman, Ulrick
Fuhrmann, Charles F.
Gadd, Stewart
Gagnon, Stanley
Garberg, John
Gasman, John
Gaush, Gustav
Gauske, Benjamin F.
Geisert, Otto
Geisert, Roy
George, Robert Jr. (in Canadian forces;
killed; not on this list but on
list of casualties published
Jan. 2, 1919)
George, Robert Sr. (in Canadian forces;
wounded; not on this list but on list
of casualties published Jan. 2, 1919)
Gidlof, Andrew E.
Gilbert, Alex
Gilbertson, Louis W.
Gilchrist, Mark
Glarum, Melvin
Gonia, Bernard J.
Goodrich, H.L. Lieut.
Gordon, Arthur
Gordon, James
Goullett, Leo P.
Grady, William Earl
Grant, Joe
Green, Fred
Green, Harley C.
Greger, Raymond
Greger, Toney
Gregoire, Fred J.
Griffen, Martin
Gunderson, Gustave
Gundesgaurd, Clarence
Gurnoe, Joseph
Gustafson, Walter
Habens, Steve
Hagman, Arthur F.
Hagstrom, Paul
Hagstrom, Richard
Hale, Herbert
Hangerude, Louis
Hannum, Henry H.
Hanson, A. Willie
Hanson, Alvin
Hanson, Carl (killed; not on this list
but on list of casualties published
Jan. 2, 1919)
Hanson, Chester
Hanson, Christ J.
Hanson, Edwin
Hanson, Edwin
Hanson, Edwin J.
Hanson, John C.
Hanson, John Edwin
Hanson, Lewis Sigurd
Hanson, Louis
Hanson, Swerry
Haranecz or Haranocz, Joseph
Harding, Doc
Harding, William
Hare, Clarence
Hare, George F.
Hare, John D.
Halverson, Henry
Halverson, Nels
Harrington, George
Harrington, Henry
Harrington, Henry H.
Harris, Carl G.
Harrison, David C. Capt.
Harnois, E.J.
Harnois, Evangelist J.
Harveaux, Fred C.
Harvey, Clarence Scoot
Harvey, R.A. Lieut.
Hassing, John E. Jr.
Hassing, Paul S.
Haugen, Conrad Geigen
Haugen, Embert
Hawkes, Brian Eugene
Hawkes, Charles
Hawkes, Thomas A. Lieut.
Hedquist, Harold
Heickel, Carl
Heikkila, John
Heinze, Irwin E.
Helling, Kenneth
Hellweg, Kenneth
Hellweg, Roy
Hellwig, Roy C.
Hendrickson, Carl
Hendrickson, Harry
Hermanson, Victor
Hermanson, Willie
Higgins, Thomas
Hill, Frederick N.
Hill, John
Hill, Leonard
Hnath, J.
Hoaglund, George
Hobbs, Charles E.
Hobbs, Delbert
Hobbs, Donald
Hobbs, Douglas
Hockanson, Eskil
Hockanson, Roy
Hodyniak, George
Hoeffele, Leonard R.
Hoefling, Fred H.
Hogruth, Louis O.
Holton, Ray (killed; not on this
list but on list of casualties
published Jan. 2, 1919)
Holly, Louis E.
Holm, Wilbert
Holman, John
Holmes, Robert Arthur
Holmquist, Walter
Honeter, John N.
Hostrawser, Paul Edward
Houtary, Arvid
Hovanacz, Joseph
Howard, Nathan
Huber, John
Hudson, Harvey
Hughes, Edward R.
Hungerford, Arthur H.
Hungerford, Dale E.
Hungerford, Roy Leonard L.
Hunt, William E.
Inglis (no first name)
Ireland, John
Irving, Clifford W.
Iverson, Iven
Jacobs, John
Jacobson, Arvid
Jacobson, Byron
Jacobson, Lenus
Jelineck, Frank
Jensen, Andrew
Joanis, Charles A.
Johanson, Frank L.
John, Edward A.
Johnson, Albert
Johnson, Albert E.
Johnson, Albert J.
Johnson, Albion
Johnson, Alfred
Johnson, Andrew
Johnson, Axel Iver
Johnson, Edward
Johnson, Edwin
Johnson, Elmer
Johnson, Emil
Johnson, Erick S.
Johnson, Faulke
Johnson, Ferris M.
Johnson, Fred
Johnson, George
Johnson, Gust
Johnson, Henning
Johnson, Johan G.
Johnson, Lewis
Johnson, Martin
Johnson, Oscar T.
Johnson, Reinhardt
Johnson, Robert E.
Johnson, Rudolph
Johnson, Sanford
Johnson, Selmer
Johnson, Signar
Johnson, Signor M.
Johnson, Vernon
Johnson, Walter
Johnson, Walter J.
Jones, Charles
Jones, M.H.
Josephson, E. Bernard
Josephson, Melvin
Junek, Frank Jr.
Junek, John
Kallio, Lewis O.
Kammerer, Conrad
Kammerer, John
Kapp, Lliyd (Lloyd?) N.
Karlstrom, David F.
Kautzer, Lyial E.
Kearns, Thomas A.
Kelley, John D.
Kelly, Bernard D.
Kelsey, Francis
King, George W.
Kinney, Chester B.
Kirnburger, Fred
Kjarwick, Ingwal
Kluge, Gahart C.
Klovstad, Elmer
Knapp, David G.
Knath, Stephen
Kniveroff, Peter
Kolberg, Arthur Ernest
Kongstvedt, Sigurd A.
Koee, Mike
Kosberg, Anton,
Kosberg, Edward
Kosberg, Ingoe
Kosha, Andrew
Kretcheman, Arthur H.
Kruger, Frank W.
Kuehn, Alexander
Kupas, Thomas
Kurschner, Philip E.