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Or. w E. rehlinan. prominent
physician OF the Biack Hills. who re,
Gently enlisted In the medical corps
Of the new national army, has been
ordered 10 France aud will depart at
/ once for service behind the battle
front In France and Belgium He ID
\ well qualified for the work before him,
and upon his arrival In France will
be able To take up the wcrk with
4 out delay or preliminary instruction
For some days he was under training
at Fort RiIey.
4 The second annual state boys earsp
will be held at South Dakota State
Il college june to s. known as boys
Il week. Several hundred boys from
various counties In the state ara ex
pected to attend this course under
charge OF the county agents A pro
gram for the week has been arranged
by the extension division to conform
to tho boys' work. which lii being done
In connection with the war situation
Special instruction will be given Id
feeding, Judging and diseases OIL live
B stock, poultry corn and potatoes.
A. G. Granger, OF Kadoka, osne,
OF the Watch Key Hereford ranch
sold the poIled Hereford buil King
. Wilton 18TH to Hughes Bros. for si .oos
to head their herd os pure bred poIise
Hereford cows. The deal also In
cluded nine registered Hereford cows
three Of them with calves at foot
This addition will give Haghes Bros
q fine start Ia the pure bred Here
ford cattle husinsss. Hereford cat
tie are great favarites In. jackson
county and tha prospects are that /
number OF pare bred herds will b.
started In the next few years.
, By strange coincidence d South
Dakota soldier. Lieut.. Albert Kohler
s VINO Is attached 10 the medical de
, partment OF the American axpedi
tionary army in France. now lii sta
j toned at Toul, France. which was Iii,
birthplace. In addition I'd being hi
/ birthplace. Toui Is the place whsr,
i The spent his youth and where his par
ents yet reside Writing from TIL,
home OF his parents to his former
i employer, e. Schultz. Of Madison
/ he gives information concerning nom
!, bars OF his family III the war zone m,
] other matters. He states that his sis
i ter WAS killed early in the war whel
+ the Germans nrst swept westwar,
{ over France, and the small shop an,
1 home Of his parents was destroyed
i Lieut.. KohIer writes In addition tia
i he Was filled with passionate resent
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