Bio of Armin LANDE (d.1917), Jackson Co., MN

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Source:  "Victory Jackson County Minnesota in the World War" published 1921
by Neulen & Lueneburg, Lakefield, MN

Armin Lande - page 13 - no photo

Armin Lande, first Jackson County boy to lose life on battlefield.  Grandson
of C.C. Day of Jackson.  Armin Lande enlisted in May 1917; became a member
of the Fairmont National Guard, spent a number of months at Camp Cody.
Armin Lande's death is commemorated by the addition of the fourth gold star
to Jackson County's Service Flag, although he was the first to make the
supreme sacrifice in action.