Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

MiRDO--H. 4. keasmey has been
installed as depot agent OF the MIL
waukee Railway company. fle sue
cceded Geo. q. Stevens. who Viii en-
gage in the fiutt raising business in
Missouri.
PfIi4sIS e. STATE Engineer $. III. Les
has been reguc.tt,l by y Congrekatiun-
al committee tu furnish Ii with infor-
nation concerning South Dakota roads
deemed suitable to receive national aid
Tor construction or maintenance. This
is in conformity with The recent action
of congress in authorizing the appoint
fncnt of Joint committee to make In
slGiry into the s!IGc ton OF post
roads by federal aid.
P!ERR E'rhc Immigration depart
nlent is inviting All 81 the Commercial
clubs Of the stale TO send representa-
tivcs to the Minneapolis and Chicago
land shows. where they viii be given
an opportunity tu be heard from the
South Dakota booth J'lfe !t.o.al clubs
Will have to bear the expense M the
trip as the state department has in
sufficient funds for tne same
NEWARK VIM. Lieh.Iopt. farmer
OF a journey To Eritton for the purpose
OF securing farm hands. He secured
two and paid ,sicif expenses from
RrittGn to his farm. tho party being
compelled To reInain at a hotel here
over night, The i@n men worked half
{, day and tnen disappeared. Other
farmers report somewhat sinsifar ex-
pc,ienc"s.
.sBERDNf.N The Java Is. ID Her
aid gives an account us spo0k
party. of which it says: The spooks
must have been of iiesh and blood as
their antics iidiNa,ed- Teeth We're
Knocked in. li,nbs were injured and
bones dislocated Miss Dora Helm had
her shoulder badly ilur, Otherwise -
very good time WAS had. Tie net pro
cecds amounting To about Sl4
WtllTEWGnpI)- a committee OF tho
Islack IIlils Pioneer association has Sc
lectcd u point on iFta nvw De.;uiMood
spe&r!ish hehwag ~ ,ha site for a
uonunent 70 the memory OF Rev. Hen
rs Smith the first ky pilot To tskt
up his residsln'. ID Tho HIslclS Hits
Who Was killed BY Indians hi July
ls1G
PARkSTON- The ,anr.ls. factu,. ST
This place is Irovin.; ., great success
and has become an Important factor
"a the prosperity OF the tanners of This
vicinity. The seasons product of the
factory Will h. about 500. hnn cans
CANTON An imrortan, even, here
VAS the laying Of tlle cornerstone OF IL
rev MasGnlc temple. noW in course of
construction. Lending Masnn.s ot' the
state were present AND the ceremonies
were of an elal1oratt. character.
PIER1iE-Thc week of drizzly
weather which ilts iusr paSl4i1as. been
succeeded by y heavy snpw. though the
earth is stil so warm ttm, il snclts as
ii falls. II seems !iksly that it will be
succeeded by il treezeup,
PlERRE-.One al the larger i,riga-
tlnn projects 10 b" proposed this fall
ls that nf II. NJ SedgWicls and 0.oien j..
Rlunck OF Preslio. who have secured
permit TO iIrigate ass sore. from
White river
kISMSEN yle public seMnol Will
open here next Monday. the now sur,c-
ture being about flGsheG. in equip
ment. it is one of the snast modern
school buildings in this seefion of lhe
state.
HOEGHTON- Al "a business meet.
ing TO be held Saturday nj this week,
the iocal athletic. ,.lub will be rec,.-
gHnized and 3 program, win he laid out
for the coming winter.
t'IERREJhc railway commission
mas received u petition from the titi-
Gems ot Mellettf 10Y a cuiin.cting tract.
between tho Milwaukee and the Nj. 4
ST. H.. AT that place