The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-25
men TO CAMP
100 LAKE COUNTY MEN DEPART
FOR CAMP DODGE.

Another contingent of Lake county
selective draft men, LOG in number,
entrained this morning, Ell route to
Camp Dodge, la. The men were in
fine feather, and really a superior
bunch of men physically, coming
mostly from the farms of Lake
county.
The citizens of Madison last even
ing gave the men a reception at the
Normal gym, preceded by a short
program of music and speaking at
the auditorium, Prof. L. G.. Atherton
presiding and DR.. w. Z. Daniels be-
ing the speaker of the evening.
This morning the men and their
relatives and friends congregated at
courthouse square, where they were
addressed by Prof. Atherton. At the
conclusion of the exercises the men
were formed in line and led by the
municipal band and escorted by COM
rades of Gen. Shields Post, G.. A. r.,
and Home Guards, they marched to
the depot, followed by the large con-
course of people in attendance. All
places of business in the city were
closed during the time the exercises
were in progress.
The special train on which the men
departed left the depot at 1915,
with hearty cheers by the men and
the assembled throng. The men were
Joined here by the contingents from
Jerauld, Sanborn and Miner counties,
the aggregate number of men aboard
the train when it pulled out being
234.
Following is the roster of the Lake
county men:
George Smith.
Edward ID. Diepholz.
Earl Edward Stephens.
William r. Longville.
Jake Erks.
Andrew Peter Ingmanscn.
Lawrence Holte.
Richard Matz.
Gunde Boergaard.
George Rudolph Huffman.
Alfred Bernard Bortnem.
David C.. Heisar.
Matt Ernest Cassutt.
Herman Kerstine.
George Henry Mueller.
Earl Frank Richardson.
Otto Johnson.
Henry Hyland.
August Kirstine.
Henry Christian Mohr.
Norman Lund.
Thomas Walsh, jr.
Walter Frager.
Louis f. Parks.
Hugh Williams.
Adolph Brandenberg.
Ernest Hammer.
Ernest j. Ramsey.
William Peter Moose.
Philip Oscar Sognen.
Clifford Arthur Bortnem.
Conrad Walter %
Clein Walter Schoemacker.
Oscar Arnold Hegdahl.
Thomas Peter Hines.
William Herman Renkin.
Albert Horace Rundell.
Frank Carter.
Leonard George Bldker.
Frank George Hammer.
John Lewis Rensch.
Adolph kehr.
Carl Ollie Sheron.
Selmer Elias Forde.
Jerome Henry Minare
Frederick A. Machilke.
Palber N. Crookstad.
Oscar Opheim.
Peter Thompson.
John Andrew Raber.
Raymond Martin Schnell
Il John Bauman.
william Baxter Potter.
George Edward Lynch.
Oliver j. Schrepel.
John Merdith.
Frank Elmer Fordice.
Stever Korki.
Henry John Rinde.
Adolph Anderson.
Il EMS Ruben Rollins.
Joseph Anthony Tour.
Thomas J. Mullaney.
Elvin Ernest Boyer.
Joseph M. Down.
Bennet Tufty.
Alfred f.. Beck.
VoIrath Lembke.
Ernest l.. Hanneman.
: William III. Griebel.
[ Lew j.. JacOmet.
John Emil Bergman.
Herbert Woldt.
Walter H.. Kahler.
6 George Henry Stubben.
Charles Kern.
Harry Herman lehman.
. Benjamin II. Sherwood.
Lawrence Edward Harrison.
William Raymond Wolf.
Albert Labahn.
Bruno II. Blank.
Stephen Trip.
G Casper Martin Rensch.
Earl Cecil Jensen.
Albert c. Nelson.
1 Albert William Klamm.
James C. Boillot.
Arthur Herman Reidel.
4 Selmon Simons.
I Jacob Enoch Winden.
George Henry Simpson.
William McKinnon.
2 Jens Peterson.
Valdemar Morteson.
c Ole EgPe.
Axel Welfred Anderson
a Joseph Oscar Marager.
y William Peter Coo
I Fritz Heneslin.
Otis James Peters.
Edward Nanderdeick.
q William Fl. Costlow, jr.
Frank Edward Ford.
Joseph Arthur Carmody.
anthony Thomas Schnell.
Geo. ID. Bahr.
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