born Harvey, NDak 1 Jun 07; resident Wells County, NDak; entered USMC San Diego, Calif 14 Dec 28; served Asiatic Pacific Theater; died in service 3 May 44 Cape Gloucester, New Britain; buried in Block 59, Lot 2, Grave 3, Sunnyside Cemetery, Harvey, NDak. 

born Thingvalla Top, NDak 6 Apr 21; resident Pembina County, NDak; entered USAAF Ft Snelling, Minn 28 Apr 43; died in service 8 Nov 44 near Canton, Okla; buried in Plot 42, First Row, Grave 1, Section 16, Mountain Cemetery, Mountain, NDak. 

born Streeter, NDak 10 Apr 22; resident Stutsman County, NDak; entered AUS Ft Snelling, Minn 3 Nov 42; served European 
African Middle Eastern Theater; KIA 27 Nov 44 Germany; buried in NE1/4 of Block 13, Division A, Grave 1, Section 0 at Highland Home Cemetery, Jamestown, NDak.

born Hebron, NDak 24 Feb 18; resident Morton County, NDak; entered USAAF Ft Snelling, Minn 4 Feb 44; died in service 24 Sep 44 Pampa, Tex; buried at Hebron, NDak. 

born Temvik, NDak 31 Oct 31; resident Emmons County, NDak; entered USAF Fargo, NDak 31 Oct 50; served in England; died in service 24 Jun 52 England; buried in Block 81, Lot 1, Grave 8, Linton City Cemetery, Linton, NDak

born Ellendale, NDak 23 Oct 10; resident Dickey County, NDak; entered US Army Ft Snelling, Minn 18 Apr 41; served 
European African Middle Eastern Theater; KIA 8 Apr 43 North Africa; buried in an American Cemetery at Hadjeb, El Aioun, Tunisia, North Africa, 

675; born Clemensville, NDak 19 Jan 25; resident Scotsman County, NDak; entered AUS Ft Snelling, Minn 23 Jun 43; served European African Middle Eastern Theater; KIA 26 Jul 44 Austria; buried in Section 78, Grave 1009 C, 1009 E, Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, St Louis, Mo. 

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Billings of Drake received word from the Government Friday that their son, 2nd Lieutenant Harvey F. Billings died April 28th (his mother’s birthday) in Germany from wounds received in action.

Lieut. Billings, a member of Battery C., 496th Armored Field Battalion was commander of a tank crew, which had spearheaded in the European Theatre of War for the 15th, 17th, and 3rd armies.

When William John Bieber was born on 11 August 1922, in Center, North Dakota, his father, Louis Edward Bieber, was 39 and his mother, Moria Elizabeth Meyhoff, was 27. He lived in Oliver, North Dakota, United States in 1935 and Township 141 Range 85, Oliver, North Dakota, United States in 1940. He entered the US Navy Center, North Dakota on May 24, 1944 and served the Asiatic Pacific Theater. He died in service on April 13, 1945 in Okinawa. He is buried at Plot NE 1/4 21, Grave 6, Lot 21 at Center Cemetery Association, Center, North Dakota.

Myron Clae Biberdorf was born in Willow City, North Dakota on May 19, 1927 to Bernhard ("Ben") Biberdorf and Elsie Liebelt. He went to school for grades 1-8. Myron's nickname was buzzer and he served in the Navy during World War II. He entered the service at Bottineau, ND on 07 Feb 1945.  After training in Minnesota, Illinois and California, he was stationed aboard the USS Megrez AK-126 in the Asiatic Pacific theater.  He died in service aboard that ship, on 26 Dec 1945, near Japan.