The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10
SOUTH DAKOTA RETURNS

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TYNDALL-Oats on the farm of Jos.
cambridge threshed out 80 bushels per
acre.
DALLAS-Oats in this vicinity is
threshing out from 10 to so bushels per
acre, while wheat is running from 10
to 20.
EMERY--Some threshing has been
done in this vicinity, wheat averaging
from to IL bushels to the acre, and
oats from IL to rs.
CHANCELLOR-Som shock thresh-
ing has been done in this locality.
Oats Is threshing out from 10 to ID
bushels to the acre.
PARKSTON Threshers report
wheat in this section as threshing out
10, IL. Is and in some localities as high
as rs bushels to the acre.
wORTHING-Oats in this vicinity
Is threshing out from 10 to Is bushels
per acre. Winter wheat Is turning
out better than spring wheat.
ALCESTER-Severa threshing ma
chimes are at work in this vicinity.
While the Yields 70 far reported are
not up to the standard Of former years.
they are better than expected.
vIENNA--The first threshing in this
vicinity was done on the farm of A. p.
Anderson. A 20-acre field Of wheat
threshed out an average of six bushels
per acre.
HURLEY-Threshin returns re-
ceived here from this vicinity show that
oats are yielding in the neighborhood
Of 20 bushels per acre, and wheat from
10 to Is bushels.
FAULKTON--O. L. Stone threshed a
field Of oats which yielded 10 bushels
81, &C. tc 1ioht vial
for an average year, it is considered
good for this season.
LAKE ANDES-Wheat on the farm
Of B. F. Freeman threshed out IL BUSH
els to the acre; r. F.. Austin's wheat
went 10. All the small grain is turn
ing out better than expected.
MISSION HILL-Shock threshing is
IN progress in this vicinity. Reports
show the grain Is well filled. Oats Is
threshIng out an average Of about 35
bushels to the acre and wheat about
Is.
CLEAR LAKE-Threshing returns
thus far received from points in this
OeueD county show that thousands Of
acres Of wheat will average 10 bushels
per acre. Barley will be about half a
crop, while max will be heavy crop.
TRIPP-Jacob Dewald threshed 600
bushels Of oats from 20 acres of land
an average Of 80 bushels per acre
which is regarded as very good for this
season. Oats on the farm Of Jacob
Fruck threshed out 80 bushels to the
acre.
PLANKINTON - Samuel Sorenson
threshed his wheat, which went 10
bushels per acre; Clark Mullen's wheat
went seven, oats ID; Earl Dunn's wheat
nine; John o. Williams wheat SIX w.
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wheat 10; Carl Furchner's wheat 10.
HUDsoN--Bert Mckinney threshed
oats which averaged "a bushels per
acre; his wheat went 171a and his bar
ley II, all being of good quality. Oats
on the farm of Gunder Twedt threshed
out an average Of 20 bushels per acre
and wheat is.
SALEM--Wheat on the farm Of z. r.
Hart threshed out an average Of Is
bushels to the acre; wheat on the farm
Of Clyde Keefe went six, and on the
farm Of c. II. Edmonds five. All the
wheat on the three farms was Of ex-
ceptional quality and tested 60 pounds
to the bushel.
SCOTLAND-Teddy Sproul threshed
his oats, which yielded IS bushels per
acre. The average yield Of oats In the
vicinity of Scotland as shown by the
returns Of the threshing machines, is
ABOUT IL bushels per acre. n lew IaTm-
ers ray their oats yielded as high as IS
bushels to the acre.
FAIRVIEW-Oats on the farm Of
George Heneman threshed out an av-
erage of about 81 bushels per acre, Of
good quality. Robert Hales threshed
his wheat, which averaged Ia bushels
per acre, his oats going about 10. Oats
on other farms were as high as 40
bushels to the acre.
AVON-Oats on the farm of r. T..
Luke threshed out an average OF 20
bushels per acre, Of good quality. Other
oats which was threshed In this vicinity
ranoed from 10 to rs bushels to the
acre. Thrcshing returns show that
some fields Of wheat are averagir e
about 1914 bushels per acre.
CLARK-A deputy United States
marsr"' has arrested George M. Grif-
fin, the Garden City blindpigger, for
violating the United States liquor laws
Griffin was found guilty In the circuit
court Of illegally selling liquors last
December and served a three months
term in the county jail. He is now
under arrest on five different charges.
MITCHELL - Arrangements have
been practically completed for the dedi-
cation of the Elks' new home on
Thursday and Friday, August 10 and
IL. Invitations have been sent to over
1000 Elks in all parts OF the state, and
It 10 expected that Mitchell will be full