«r MWIMon- iNames of Montrose1 War Veterans Listed *-«. he€ichSperinl To The tint k f«*.Montrose. In.. June 5.—Reading of the roll eall of names of deceased vet-the * ^rans who had served in any war »n ad- i which the United States had been en-the who were at any time residents of Montrose or vicinity featured the observance of Memorial Day at CUSS Montrose cemetery Tuesday morning. ieet- { Mrs. S. L. Curtis, president of the ‘om- Woman's Civic club, read the names, man H toy name has been omitted from-ions the following list the committee from the William D. Crane unit of the American Legion would appreciate the the information. SO as to make the ■fay j roster as neatly complete as possible, i lth Veterans* Names[His The names compiled and read at mo- the cen monies follows: pro- William Andrews Sr.. William An-ir*st drews. Jr. Ferd Armenstrout. Joel I W. ; Ames. J. X. Ballou. John Brown. E. J Bri- G, Burns, Silvanus Oale, G. W. Davis, the Hugh Cameron, B. C. Nam, J. A. the Virts. Augustus Hausman. John Philp, vet- David Houghton. J. D. Richards. J. B Keil Jr., Henry Winther, Elmer Re*d. Howard Moon. James Griswold, H. C. Rickey, Washington Oallr.nd, Rufus Goodnough. Lorenz McCann, John Worden, Andrew La Fevre, Earl £S Stockwell, Charles Sackman, George W Holmes, John Holmes, John New-house, Norris Peck. Samuel Wolcott, ible James Reeves, Sr.. William K. Reeves, »pal Harry Wilson. Solt mar Bishop, Will-ght ’ iam Horton, Louis Sloanaker Sr., Dav-of Id Hamilton. Thomas Simplon, Will-rn- lam Morrison, Robert Mitchell, Joseph ses.' William Johneae, G. O. Titus,ofl Andrew Coulter. Joseph Garret, Eli-fea- jah Moore, Walker Wilson, Jacob I Rempe. L. R Harrison. William Sp.Un. Ed-1 E. L. Rood. John Hartrick, John Thi-1 Fruehling Sr., I-e Fevre Smith, George the Wade, Isrcal Hoffman. Michael Chees-man, A. Dennis. S. C. Harman, H D. Huese, L Y. Price. E G. Clark, Fran-:ity\ cin M Ross. J. N. Higgins. J. K.of Cooney, James Griswold. J. A Bishop, rce, Thomas Simons. Henry Simmons, Wiles I son Horn, Isaac Glass ford, A. V, j Coulter and Tip Best.I World W ar SoldiersThose of the World War are: William L. Crane, Herman Miles, Harry Keith. Earl Buck and John Andrews. f The Monti lt;* G A j: jnamed' Tip Beat Post G. A. R in honor of the man who went into the Civil War and was the first man to make the supreme sacrifice of the enlisted men from Montrose. William L Crane was the first man to make the sacrifice from Montrose In the World War and the American Legion Plt; • here was named in his honor.The body of a soldier named Timmons is buried in the Montrose ceme-H ed here ir. 1834 37 atthe first Fort Des Moines with a detachment of soldiers who were then Stationed here. This man formerly ! had relatives living here.^ rt l r n..