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From 1917 to 1919, five hundred and fifty men of Tripp County answered their country's call in World War I, and the dead remembered for making the Supreme Sacrifice were Titus Arrow, William H. Bartels, Albert G. Bender, Frank Bergstrom, Harvey Bittner, Chester A. Blumenshine, Earl L. Bridgman, John De Groft, Frederick Harter, Barney Heving, Arvid Holmburg, William J. Horan, Louis C. Ivers, Charles J. Janousek, Chris Jensen, Lester Kemp, Harold Koenig, Frank Koupal, Larg Leon, John Little, Hubert McClosky, Smith McManigal, Clement G. Mortenson, Bert Noah, Waldo Phillips, Leonard Piontkowski, Clinton F. Quakenbush, Cle Rembrant, Fred Rice, Charles M. Rowe, Bernard F. Schilling, Daniel Scott, Earl A. Suesmilch, Arthur Thayer, Louis A. Ulstead, John R. Wallace, Lowell E. Waters, Elton W. Weldin, and Frank West.
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