The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-01-04

his conviction IN tne stzts cfcn1
court Of this county.
The proposition Of Otto 3. OlesOn
10 install an electric light system at
Lesteryille has been accepted by the
town board The system will cost
about 5000, and when completed will
make Le2teryille one Of t1e beat light
ed towns In the state.
Pukwana rapidly IL becoming one o;
the leading grain and stock markets
In the Missouri river section Of South
Dakota. It also Ia becoming great
poultry market. Reports show that dur
ing the present year poultry 10 the
value ot more than 10000 has been
shipped here
Hitcheds new city hospital. built
for contagious diseases. has been com
pleted and will be opened for occu-
pancy som. The building Is modern
throughout. II is constructed Of brick.
contains 10 ward rooms and all the
needed avcompaniments The con-
struction work cost $4,000.
A cablegram was received at Nit.
a,
t"e o0' IA
pany. First South Dakota infantry,
composed Of Mitchell men. and the
One Hundred and Sixteenth supply
train The message said that the men
we're in good spirits and that they had
arrived before Chrjstnas
III oIuei " tdHe dct''e par IL 1no
Stldi'hs Vi the nun IL L. "te'ehS' VI
"""iiS0CAe'' " n@9 us poS'u VI us Sa'
has beep in bis emnlov End Lon Hjse
both Of that city Stevens is an ex.
perienced and caDable engine man.
and will test his fortune in the avia.
ton corps
rev. L MchlDooh' pastor oi one o.
the cAurches al Madison mas oesh al
ViSed IhaI one OF MS LePHe"a' L!e4''
Fred Hlggerty, OF winnipeg, haAAI-
80, ~, ,,.ogto.,, fro,, IN rra,oa ,,,d
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,r ,an,urod tv tho c.rr,aDy rieut
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p.Jiar fo-cas
Fred Christopherson, for some tlme
past city editor OF the sioux rams
Press, has passed the examination Tor
entrance into the aviation corps OF the
I United states army, and within the
80 ,ho o,.,a,ion std ,a oor,-ra,,n,
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or 60 e,ar =, ,ho pc, b.,oro ha,
ir o'd,,o,ooa % ,ho ot,,, adi+orebir,
Congressman Royal Johnson. soon
to be Private Royal Johnson, OF ADer'
deem, s. d.. has practically completed
the task OF clearing up his congress
/ slonal work preparatory TO reporting
at Camp Meade. at Annapolis, Nd.
on January to enter the training
oa..p VI oIne Jun p.i' a'e
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Martin Hafstad, farmer living
near Clear Lake, discovered that il is
expensive to bring liquor into South
Dakota He visited Candy, Mimi, and
on his return had a quantity of liquor
in his possession. He was arrested.
and when taken before Judge Skinner,
of the circuit court, was fined 5000
and costs Hafstad paid the amount
assesSeu against MN anu was ieieaS
eo'
South Dakotans issued commissions
in the officers reserve corps, Just an.
nounced by the war department, in.
clude the following: First lieuten.
ants, medical corps, p. r. Pinard. OF
Wagner; first lieutenants, dental sec-
ton medical corps, Perry l.. Schofield.
of Huron, p NJ. Rensvold. of Madison,
and a. II. Lawrence. of Canton: sec.
ord lieutenants, veterinary corps, p.
+. Johnson, Pierre, and w +. Joseph,
Iroquois.
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