The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, March 07, 1917, Image 4

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The Lemmon herald., March 07, 1917, Image 4
About The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917

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Hiiiet, smooth manner with the
mini-mum of trouble. Probably
his Ion# service both in the
Heps' and in the National
iuanl account or this in part but
it seems tq be more a natur i
trait of the man. He was bo!':
Colfax. Wisconsin. 1873 .*
moved to Minnesota an ear!
a^e. He ha a common scho
ducai ion in Minnesota and
I December 12 when eigh
teen years o' he inlisted
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I'aulkton in 1910 an.i
1st Lieutenant in
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the Supernumary list because
removal from Fauikion, Captan
I'helps was withdrawn l'roni tin
Snpernuinary list and placed
roinmotul of Company K at tin
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Jerry H. Fenestra. Asht..
Joseph Kramer
•las. J. MeKnight. Wan-'
Charles S. Peck
Gilbert Perry, Watertovvi
C. L. St rat ton, Sioux Fa I
John Sheehan. Rodfiehl
Clyde W. Smith
Vrerne W. Southworth
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*"ick S. Larson. Clark
Furloughed to N. (. 1{.-M -p
Loren L. Missel
Arthur Brewer
S e e n e s i k a W i
Discharged l«. join Key. A
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Kay 1'pson. Redtield
Hud Fi. h.-i'. Wasau. Wis
Albert S: A:-,
Discharge. i
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Willie Lanii' ICni
Transferred
Dewey Jeffreys
Harry Gardner, S.
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Field .in.l Stuff, 11It S. D. Im'.
olon.' p.. ••. .I Wales, Howard.
Lieute-iT ,• 11 Colonel. \Villam A.
Ilazl.' \:.er leeti
Major. i S. Pent ley. M.
Map 'I i V
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Ma.!"i'. K.i ward A. Heckuilh.
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Major. Myron L. Shade, Redtield
Major, Lawrence H. H-edrick. Hot
Springs.
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il-solved. Thai the United!
•. tes should require that all
I tin able-bodied young men ho
i
tween the ayes of
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14
llI'ii TF, TIWBKK !. l\ K ly, preparednes- ne of the
jmt»st vital questions before the
1 American people today. In this
w II {time of war and war rumors, it
e takes precedence over al! other
[. le question-:. Everyone should
j, e come out tojthe debate and hear
o
I I I
"o Intfb
and 21 to
itake a specified amcfint of mili-j
Constitutionality
i Tifinber Lake
1
uphold the affirmative
:. local team will defend
negative.
he question of military train
i .n* is one that be of in
Itere«t to everyone. Undoubted-
Hie question discussed. Vou can
r.-.t
decid.' th'
orthwe--ter
11
1
fail to be interested.
It will be remembered that
i nnion high school had a de
bating team in the state contest
i
3£».
la year and they made a good
showing. The team chosen this
year consists of Agnes Sullivan,
Ervin Hoehn. and Walton Cole.
George Sattler is alternate. Un
der the coaching of Chas. J.
LumJberg, the high school prin
cipal, the team has been working
earnestly and faithfully and can
noc do otherwise than make a
creditable showing for the Lem
mon high school.
Having decided to quit farming, I will offer for sale, on my place
one and one-half miles southwest of Lemmon, on
Commencing at 10 A. M., the following described property, to-wit:
6 0 E A O A E 6 0
40 head 2 yr. old heifers, all bred to registered white faced bull 5 head of milch cows* coming in soon 5 yearling heifers I yearling
steer 3 three-month calves 1 calf 3 weeks old 1 fresh cow and calf 2-three yr. old heifers.
1 1 E A O O S E S 1 1
I span geldings, 5 and 6 yrs. old, wgt. 2600 1 span mares, 10 and 12 yrs. old, weight 2600, with foal by Dilowip Jack 1 span of i
5 and r. old, wgt. 2300, both with foal 1 span yearling colts 1 span of mules, 5 and 6 yr. old, wgt. 2300 1 2 yr. old'geldingwgt,
rake 1 8 ft. disc 2 double buggies 1 new Hero fanning mill 1 new Columbia wagon 1 hay rack and wagon I truck and rack 1 harI
row and cart, I J. 1. CJasc 25 h. p. steam engine 1 Garr Scott 22 h. p. steam engine 3 sets of wock harness: i new OslJaway cream
seperator I grindstone, bed, stove, wash machine and other tools of all descriptions.
U O N Z K U I v K
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
TKRMS 01* SAJjEl All sums under #15.no, cash. All sums over that amount time will
be given until Oct. 1st, 1917, on bankable paper bearing 10 per cent
interest from dat of sale. 5 per cent discount, for cash.
THEO. HAMLIN, Owner
H. H. l'OMEROl, Auctioneer.c. C. SIDERIUS, Clerk
appreciate your support.
A large crowd was present at
the debate held in the Lemmon
high school assembly last year.
Let's see if we can not have a
larger crowd out to the debate
this year. If you are interested
in your school you will not fail
.to be present. Tickets will be
on sale at once. Don't forget the
i
The Lemmon citizens have al
ways shown that tbey are inter
ested in their high school and
have ever been loyal boosters of
high school activities. The suc
cess of the athletic teams repre
senting Lemmon high school has
been due in a large measure to
the support that they have been
given by those interested in the
welfare and activities of the
school. Like the athletic teams,
the debating team needs and will
place, time and price.-High
School Assembly, Friday the 9th,
admission 25c.
8.4X BKXITO CLl'B
OMMK\lS 4th H. 0.
The following letter from the
San Benito Commercial Club at
San Benito, Texas, awaited the
4th S. I). Infantry on their arriv
al at Fort Crook, Neb.:
To the Officers and men, 4th So.
Dak. Infantry, Colonel Boyd
Wales, Commanding, Fort
I 10 ft. Thcir.as drill, new 1 16 ft. scd roller 1 read cart 1 John Deere plow
with breaker bottom 1 6 ft. Deering mower 1 Ohio cultivator 1 McCormack
II 1 HPU- r'nliimkia urn*nn liA.. I I a a
with breaker bottom 1 6 ft. Deering mower 1 Ohio cultivator 1 McCormack
Crook, Neb.
Please accept from
nesi interests and citizen-,
0f
Sa
Benito a sincere appreciation
the conduct of your orgaiaza
tion during its stay in our ..v.
The Fourth South Dakota i
fantry came here as gentle:
and went away with the aai
:.
reputation many ties of frj,., ..
ship were made between
which will long linger as a
me mbranee of your border »e
vice.
The best wishes of San Bern:
goes with you all. The state
South Dakota may well f,(
proud of the conduct displa ,}.
by your regiment.
Yours very truly,
San Benito Commercial r.t,
Geo. A. Toolan, Sec'y,
Read the ads in the U-nv
Herald.
mares
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