The Alaska Juneau
Douglas Island News
FOR THE BOYS "OVER THERE”
VOL. 1
TREADWELL, ALASKA, DECEMBER 16, 1918
NO. 8
THE TREADWEIX COMPANY’S
HONOR ROLL
Aledorf, Wm.
Allen, Coe.
Anderson, Chas.
Anderson, Fred
Anderson, Wm. J.
•Angona, Wm.
Bairner, David
Buhl, Peter
•Butler, Wm.
Bullington, Garl’d
•Baker, L. A.
Caraway, F. D.
Carpenter, K. L.
Carpenter, Paul
Cay a, Wm. A.
•Coryel, C. E.
Danos, Angelos
Davidson, John D
•DeMontozon, Pier.
•Davlch, Cris
Decker, B. F.
•Dermody, G. J.
•Ellis, R.
Garn, A. A.
Oarn, W. A.
Goubell, Emil
Grewar, Chas.
Grundler, Oscar
Guskey, F. J.
•Henson, Fred J.
•Hickman, F. G.
•Horner, Chas.
Hlgley, Leo J.
•Hessemer, Robt.
Jackson, Edw.
Jernigan, Ear!
Kelly, Raymond
Ktnzie, D. J.
•Latt, L. R.
McCormick, R., Jr
McCormick, Jno.L.
•Morris, Tom F.
•Melano^ich, Vaso
•Moore, V. G.
•McConnell, Geo.
•Morback, Geo.
Milligan, W. H.
•Nelson, T. L.
Oliver, Douglas
Olson, Gust
Olson, John
Pavlovich, P. S.
Pavlovich, M. J.
Pinger, Alien
Pullen, Royal R.
Rakocevlch, Tripko
Rexroth, Harry
•Rink, H. L.
Running, John
•Russell, Frank
•Radovich, Peter
•Saunders, S. B.
Salmonson, Cl’r’ce
Seyes, Louis
•Sipes, P. A.
Smith. Rowley
Snyder, Hary F.
Swanson, Chas. S.
•Till. Leo J.
Terry, Gu," C.
Tomasevich, Lazar
Traver, R. N.
•Thomas, Louis
Van Huyleundroke
Wayiand, R. G.
Wright, L. B.
“Pied in Service”
Lorin J. Church, U. S. Marine Corps,
died of wounds.
Sergt. Robt. B. Brown, 8th Co., 20th
Engineers A. E. F., writes Dave Housel:
“France is a very pretty country, but it
can not compare with Alaska. I have
been here six months and that’s a-plenty.
My regards to all the boys.”
ALASKA JUNEAU COMPANY’S
HONOR NOLL
•Anderson, Algot
Allen, E. K.
Anderson, 0. J.
Anderson, A. P.
Belander, Fabian
Blssett, Jno.
Bland, C. W.
Cleveland, Geo. E.
Coughlin, R. E.
Ducey, W. F.
•Davis, W. L.
Ferdlne, Chas.
Garster, Wm.
Getchell, Geo.
Green, Juan
Griffin, M. L.
Guldone, Albert
Hewitt, Jas. H.
Heacock, Chas.
Hopper, Oliver
Jackson, Selim
Johnson, Pete, Jr.,
Kerry, Mike P.
•Larson, Cyrus
Littlepage, J. D.
•Lund, Ivor
Metcalt, Frank A.
Miles, Harvey
Mill, A. M.
Montanya, DeLa.G.
Nelson, Alfred M.
Ninnis, M. A.
•Nolasco, Julius
Nordling, H. G.
Polly, E. M.
•Rakovicb, Vola
Rice, C. F.
Richards, Almond
Rician, E. S.
Rutherford, Carl A
•Shale, Ray
Tannler, Simon
•Thorstrom, Reuben
Var.danabeele, Alt.
Vukovich, Steve
Warren, Irvin
•West, William
The star (*) before each name in
said rolls indicates we have not their
address.
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14th Infantry Transferred
News was received here this week that
the Fourtenlh Infantry, which contains
the Alaska boys of the first draft as well
as volunteers from the Territory, have
been transferred to Camp Grant, Rock
ford, 111. The following clipping taken
from a Des Moines (Iowa) paper, tells
the story:
"The 14th Inf., under command of Col.
Armand Lasseigne and one of the four
regiments forming the 19th Division at
Camp Dodge, has been ordered to proceed
to Camp Grant, Rockford, 111., it was an
nounced from division headquarters Mon
day. There are 1,700 men and officers in
the unit.”
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The Stars and Stripes, published in
Paris by the A. E. F„ is now on file
in the Treadwell Club reading room.