The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-04-27

ment has received notice that it cost
l.. 4. WOodford. of Deadwood, a
500 fine and costs for killing an an
telope near Belle Fourche.
Estelline-The hens Of this vicin-
ity are working overtime TO increase
the egg product. In "A period Of six
days eggs to the value of $1,000 were
marketed in this city. In one dav
alone local dealers paid an aggregate
Of $1,000 for eggs.
Yankton-Company NJ. South pa
kota national guard is now at full
peace strength. full to a man, ANA all
enlistments being made here are for
other companies Quite a number Of
German Americans have enlisted.
Salem-Tn the case of Charles
Larson. of Bridgewater. who was
under Indictment on the charge Of
nonsupport of his family. Judge
Jones, of the circuit court. placed
the defendant under bonds with the
promise that he would send Judge
Jones every Monday morning a draft
for Sc for the support of his family.
Dallas Bishop Hugh l.. Burleson.
of the Episcopal diocese of South Da-
kota, visited Dallas on Sunday and
confirmed a class of twenty-five
adults and children from Winner.
Colome and Dallas. Dean Ashley
was also in attendance. Rev. "
Blair Roberts, pastor of "a Dallas
church, also assisted. The vested
choir Of the Church of the 1ncarna
tion furnished special music.
Milbank-The city authorities are
waging a warfare against residents
of this city who operate AUTOMOBILES
without the necessary new numbers
being placed on them. Thus far
eight prominent citizens, including
three physicians. a real estate man
and a bank employee. have paid fines
and costs amounting 10 about 80
each because their automobiles did
not have new numbers.
Canton-Beeause he became intox-
icated Albert Anderson. of Lincoln
county, will have to serve a term of
one year in the Sioux Falls peniten-
tiary. Recently he was tried on the
charge of burglary and was sentenc-
ed to a term Of one year in the pen
itentiary. Judge Jones suspended
the sentence on condition that he
conduct himself properly in future.
Yesterday Anderson visited in Sioux
Falls and became intoxicated and
now will be compelled to serve his
original term in the p~enitentiary.
Rapid City-Judge MCGEE. of the
circuit court, exercised clemency in
imposing sentence on Frank Rickett.
a Pennington county young man,
who was arrested on the charge of
grand larceny, having distracted
cash from the money drawer of a
Rapid City hotel while intoxicated.
The court sentenced him to a term
Of one year in the Sioux Falls peni-
Tertiary and then suspended the sen
tence on condition that the defendant
repay the money. leave liquor alone
in the future and support his family.
Aberdeen. NJ. MeIin. superin-
tendent of the Aberdeen division of
the Milwaukee railroad. states the
freight car situation has improved
but little. if any. with the coming of
spring. The railroad itself has
dumped over 1000 tons of coal on
the ground in Aberdeen for lack Of
storage or car capacity, and officials
are now preparing to dump between
10000 and loo, 600 tons more of coal
at Aberdeen TO secure empty box
cars. Supt. Melin says the Tacoma
and Milwaukee shops of the road are
working overtime to turn out add
tional cars, but are unable TO keep
up with the demand.