Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-04-20

CleS OF incorporation IN this state, anu
while they have filed their articles, the
state authorities hold that they will
have to comply with the building and
loan company laws of this state before
they can do any business. The mere
filing of their articles as such com.
panies will give them no rights to do
business under the holding. AS a lot
of companies over the country have
been issuing contracts which it will
take life time to mature, even if the
| company remains in existence long
enough to mature any of it's contracts,
it is thought best that they should be
placed on substantial basis before
| being allowed to begin business. If
the companies are all right they can
have no serious objection to placing
their business under the restrictions
| right the sooner they are called the
better for would-be investors.
! The county game warden of Custel
county desires that portion of the
| fund of the state game department
which can be used for the propagation
of game in the state be applied to Sc
curing a herd of elk and a herd OF
mountain sheep to turn loose in the
Black Hills The national govern.
ment is distributing elk where they
are desired, the cost being about $40
a head, the government asking that
| the states which are supplied shall
pay the expense of Grating and ship.
ping. The only move up to the pres.
ent which looks toward restocking the
state with game is that for the dis
tribution of Chinese pheasants, and
the Black Hills game wardens can see
no reason why larger game might not
as we'll be secured by the use of the
surplus funds, as the placing of game
birds.
BY the vote of last Tuesday, Du-
| pree was placed on the map as anoth-
er county seat town for this state,
with the county of Ziebach in COM
plete operation. This action wipes
from the map for a second time the
name of Armstrong as county. True
there is a very small corner yet left
under such name, but the last legis.
the next general election for the alb.
sorption of that corner by Dewey
county. With the organization of Ze.
bach the only portion of the state
north of White river which is not
within the boundaries of an organized
county is this little corner of Arm
strong and it will be taken out of the
list after the election next year, as
it is not large enough to be included
in county of itself.
Throughout the Black Hills and
western portion of the state, and par
ticularly Harding, Perkins, Meade and
Pennington counties, committees are
now at work securing signatures to
have the herd law passed by the re-
cent state Legislature, referred to the
people in November, 1912. This will
require $500 signatures, and every
where the stockmen are getting busy
with their friends and petitions are
being widely circulated in this portion
of the state. Even in the counties eff.
fected there is a difference of opin-
ion as to the merit of the state law
on herding CATTLE but it is believed
that the necessary signatures will be
obtained.
The brick company of Pierre has or
dered a new machine by which they
can manufacture hollow brick, and
will have it ready for installation
about the first of June. They sent
samples of material to the machine
company. the mixture being % pei
cent gumbo, and IS per cent the clay
out of which their cheap brick are
manufactured, and the hollow brick
as good as any which can be shipped
in.
The state auditor has made a spe
cial call on % counties for state taxes
The counties called upon made ligh
remittances, and are supposed to have
the cash to send in. 20 assist th,
treasury to continue ON a cash basi.
until the returns are received from
the June call Unless the demand!
for cash are greater than expected
there will be no registration of war
rants for some time.
James Hail. one of the pioneers o
, Hughes and Stanley counties, droppe.
j, dead at the home of his daughter il
Rapid City, where he was visiting
The body was takes to Fort Pierre 70
burial.
The supreme court has admitted ol
certificates from other states, Richar'
b. Hayes of Belle Fourche. Hugh n
Allen of Aberdeen. and Eldon W
I Clark of Eagle Butte.