Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-12-15
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,v,S,ntrh 81 sronnrnry writ of luluncuoD
restraining +, w. Small. the state pure
food commissioner from enforcing sectio"
IL of the state pure food Jaw inis see
ton rcluirrS the label OF the ihui'iuu"'
packer to hc placed an every cam DON "
package OF food product offered Tor saie
IN The state, The wholesalers objected
q, his ON The grounds that it is i'll vio-
laIion OF the Law to prohibit the restrlc-
,s,n az trade bstween states, and the fur
Their ground that they have built mp q
business IN certain grades of goods un
der spcrihc labels guaranteeing theil
quality, and that n strict compliance VIII
the requirements OF said section IL, wou!a
work a hardship on them. That the sta,t
is fully protected by the labels for whlct
they stand good, for they require II Ger
tain standard of excellence III the Soous
from whatever source they are obtained
and that they do not conine themselves
to any one packing house TO apply tha'
brand. but buy in places where they can
secure the best products, some years III
one section Of the country and otner years
in other sections. The lower court is
sustained. The supreme court goes FAR
Their than this in the following statements:
Ordinarily nothing more should be con
siLerc,i on such an appeal than manifest
abuse of discretion. but as the question
will necessarily arise in the court below
us 10 the objections To the statute which
have been argued, and rs all the parties
desire n speedy termination of the lflga-
ton. il is deemed proper TO determine at
this time whether the complaint states
facts sufficient to constitute n cause of
action
The Security Bank of Faulkton, has
commenced proceedings in the circuit
court OF Beadle county that will be of
more than passing interest to school
officers and township school boards
throughout the state. An action is
brought to enforce the payment Of a
bond to the amount OF 5000 issued by the
school officers of Cavour township in
1854. The bond was issued before Ca
vour township was organized or the town
of Cavuur was Incorporated. \ charter
Of incorporation was issued in 1SSS. and
a separate school board was formed
within the corporate limits of the town
The indebtedness OF the forme school
district was divided and the village of
Cavour was. released from liability on
the BOND here referred to- Interest was
paid annually until the time the bond
fell due. when the money TO redeem the
bond WAS placed in the bank. and hold
eFS of the band notified 10 forward it 10
the bauk for payment. This they failed
to do. aud since iS9 until the time OF
bringing action. holders OF the bond
failed to comply with the request. but
ROW aTims suit 10 recover not only the
5000 claimed to he due. but compound
interest a~ggregatins Sis. The school
officers Of the township signify their read
mess to pay the fee of the bond. but Will
not pay the interest assessed as herein
stated. claiming their notice of intention
10 redeem was given by advertising the
money deposited and thai it was no fault
of the officers that the bond was not re-
deemed. &C..
Several hundred Of the ianjseekerS,
both men and women, who were fortu-
nate enough 10 draw hemeSteads in the
ce5ej portion OF the Rosebud Indian Re
serration in Gregory county. and who
have resided on their land during the
SuInmer and fall. have received Il severe
solt from the commissioner Of the gen
Cral land Office in connection with their
application for leave OF absence from
:a.%:- honest eaiS during the winter
monks Hundreds of such applications
were forwarded 10 the general land Of |
AEAt IA Ss- L~A AVA ~ l
them have now been returned, having !
been rejected by the commissioner. Some
OF the applicants. thinking their appliea- |
rions would without doubt be granted. |
had departed for their cid homes in other |
states. but they viii now be compelled 10 |
return and maintain 1 residence on their |
claims.
The next time Alfred Under. of Mid |
land, catches a coyote in a trap he will
kill it ten times before he stops, on the
theory that it can ffut have many mere
lives than M average cat. And this all
because he thought he had killed a trap |
pcd coyote at one trisl with a club. The
animal played pnssum" and Under
started TO carry it home swung over his
shoulder. and discovered the difference
when the animal fastened onto his leg. !
and created a diversion in the mind OF |
l.indcr, who was figuring up his beunty, |
80 decided that before he knew what was
wrons n grey streak was vanishing
across the prairie, the streak being the
bounty which viii not be paid just yet.
The stRte brand commission has COM
rieted It's fall session. passing on 1855
hihiils, making The total number reeis-
tered mp 10 date a.hpa. II IL presumed
that The registration of btR uds win NOT
he 50 great With The +attiemeht of the
taHta country Ivy liain~estehdsfs. although
tEis II ttubteMHiir. ms tttt,se s,.tt, s..s.,
10 h6ta Il few eattle may feel safer with
Il registered brand rather than take
fiaiitts With unbranded ehttis. even lie
they expect 10 libid only ii few hsad. liz
that Plan IL toliaW Ell thefe viii be d lasst
Increase Instead u 4 decrease.
Fhe rev tattief promised Ia Pierre was
ifated Git Saturday, Al. u ifensel lplmr
Ire TRAIT advanced sfein tbs Substitute Ia
the ftsniar carrier service. ,Fiis eiyes
tie city two mail deliveries eaeh aas.
Reports received III fiffte from ffntte
county show wheat yfrfda nt ~ bushels
40 mere on 10 norea ny ,fume4 NnltaIm.
~ bdstela, ror nrre % a bfttunef htta
owned nv George InyE Rnf 81 h~nsiisls nj,
mere BY Fiitfty Matthew's. 'fhe rnuue
fhfafs afa dsrtdribg t.le Importance III 4
Threading nsaehina IN me sifm Fntte .ses
ZION OF That ia9Hiftr, ,fha rotdrts al Ii.
dieata ,tfsat Htian ttlYsa Mf8 ara ne4Iuniuts
~ ttsfith tne asfffaAastaff eisfear IN t,s
stnts aiisRe ttf6t when II IA fay6tapsd II
Wfn ha fha test portion ~ ftp sfhfa' hays
concerning gu wrieif tl fa,mf ttrasr aaaSrs
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