The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-01
South Dakota
News Notes
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u.n Daso'l infantry no." ~ln 'h"
I1alb ppiy train udirain that th"
ntrenI men arc finally in France
The .nttcr3 report that Christmas was
spent at sra The health Of the com
paBy Is reported excellent
Tar woman candidates Tor public of
fee. not 10 be- ou,dono by the men.
arc appearing I'm the field The latest
~ make an announcement is Miss
Nina Duryca. Of Midland. who will
make Eight Tor the Democratic nomi.
nation 10 The office Of public schools
Of Ilaakon county
Too hog raiscrs of the vicinity OF
Scotland are enjoying greater de
grco Of prosperity this winter than
cyor before In one day single local
buyer shipped moro than $1,000 worth
Of hogs 10 the Sioux city market
other largo shipments viii be made
during The ncNi few weeks.
Mrs Henrietta Van Gcrpcn, widow
of Frank x Van Gerpen, OF Sioux
Fails. viii receive her full interest in
the estate, according 70 "A decision Of
mo supreme court of South Dakota.
Just rendered The estate Is estimat
cd At S25 OOo and the widows share
will be 40 per cent Of this or about
$4,000
Dr A. ] Gifford. OF Alexandria, by
combination OF rare good fortune
and quick work with controls, saved
himself from turnover accident
when front wheel lcaped from the
right axle Of his car and rollew away
in the snow while he was travelling
AZ high rate OF speed answering n
night hurry up call.
The farmers OF the vicinity Of Demp
Rtor are feeling the shortage Of farm
labor f. H. Ohlin, farmer living
near town, reports that he has offered
as high as SIS per month for good
man. hut as yet has been unable to
secure anyone who will work even at
this record breaking price for labor
Marriage by Western Union" was
the inquiry which came to the az
tornoy general from Sully county, a
young lady in that county desiring to
marry ono OF the Sully county boys
with the troops In Virginia, and con.
ducting tho ceremony by wire. But
II was held that this could not be
legally done. and the ceremony will
have Ia wait
Henry Rang and Dan Dunning, two
Turner county soldiers who have been
In training at Camp Funston, were ar
rested on charges OF being absent
from their duties without leave. The
arrests were made upon receipt of q
telegram from the commanding officer
at Camp Funston Members Of the
military police arrived and took them
back, whore they will face the charge
when local freight train from
Rapid city backed into a handCar on
which Claud Jaqulsh and his father
Frank Jaquish. were riding six miles
south OF Rapid city on the Northwest
orn line, the son was thrown from the
car and killed, the father escaping
with only a few bruises The son was
section foreman for the Northwestern
at brennan and the father was work.
Ing under him
IN interesting event in social cir
clos was the observance Of the golden
wedding anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs
\ Il stephens. highly respected pic
nccr residents Of Egan and vicinity.
, Relatives and friends from several
states gathered at their homo to aid
them IN suitably observing the occas.
ion They came to this part Of South
Dakota from Iowa in 1878 and have
resided here continuously since that
time They withstood all the priva.
tions OF tho early settlers. and finally
had the satisfaction OF having fortune
smile upon them.
At regular meeting of tho Lester
| VILE Commercial club the members
voted to disbar from membership in
! the organization one OF the business
men OF the city and a leading social
I list OF the community II is charged
\ that he is entirely aati.government I'm
/ his attitude and in his talk. The
mans name was not made public. At
the same meeting the following reso
! lutions were adopted by the club
Whereas, our country is at war. the
Lesterville Commercial club. through
its members, renews its allegiance Ia
its country and does hereby offer It's
undivided support in the prosecution
OF this war 20 successful conclusion
and, whereas this commercial club is
an American institution. no one whose
loyalty is under suspicion can retain
4 membership in this organization. ard
every member is required 10 assist in
every way and manner I'm which ne
reasonably can do so"
Making more than $4,000 clear in
six and half years is the record OF
Miss Cora Rudd. former school
teacher of Miller. now back here on a