Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-12-06
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS NOTES

"A movement has been mauguTated Co
have a hospital established at Sisse,
ton, and it is expected such an instt
tuition will be secured in the near
future.
Good progress is being made in the
work of installing an electric Light
system at Castlewood, and it is expect.
ed it will be ready to be placed in op.
Grafton about the first of the coming
year.
Mr.. Isaac Peterson, a coal and feed
merchant at Pierre, sold his business
at Pierre and loaded his family, con-
sisting of himself wife and two daughs
tiers, into their auto and started for
California via the auto route.
In one day an aggregate OF eight
tons of poultry was shipped by a single
Worthing firm to the Chicago market
Other shipments will follow. Tho
farmers of the surrounding region are
realizing a good profit from b said
of poultry.
Joseph Winande, the little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Winande, of Han
son county. In dead as the result OF
Injuries received when he was kicked
by a horse. Three operations were
performed on the little fellow in tho
effort to saw his life.
The Morristown concert band has
secured the services of Max Glass, q
leading musician of this part of the
state, to act as instructor. Several
new members have been added to the
band, which will be made one OF the
best in northern South Dakota.
Redfeld is erecting a building for
the volunteer fire department. When
he structure is completed and occu.
bed the city will have a man and
cam stationed there at all times to
i'd the fire4nen in getting their. equip
rent on the scene when fires break
tut.
MI. Henry Klatt, Jr., of Trip, is re-
hiding and adding onto his building
n Main street, and when completed
III have a first class store room for
ONE business addition to the town.
What the building will be used for
not known, but a good bakery ought
o pay well.
Over 81 1000 was raised in Aberdeen
~ y tiS #GdAcp " WA etAo
or the chiIdren's home at Sioux Falls.
his amount will be divided equally
etween the two auses, or may be
haded in favor of the home, owing
o the lack of indigent people in hat
ity this year.
The Dakota Cereal company is a
ew project for Aberdeen, which has
nst been fled with a capital stock OF
i25e00o. The articles of incorpora-
on indicate a general manufacture
+ cereal foods at that city. the people
Jack of the move being: Blanche Fl.
3ushpell, p. N. Bushnell, j. L. w. Zeit-
CIV, J. f. Zeitlow and /. o. Curtis.
Presence of mind is all that saved
Bentley Griggs, ~10-year-old son of w.
riggs OF near Mott, from being killed
@hen he accidentally fell from a trac-
ion pillow. The boy grabbed hold OF
he platform and his yells of pain and
error caused his father to stop the
7ngine. The boy received many severe
,uts about the legs and arms, out will
mecover.
Plans are under way for the estab-
lishnent of a creamery at Faith, and
thus extend the building up OF b
larry industry in the western part of
he state.
The business men residents of In
land, situated in the extreme south.
west corner of Perkins county, are
preparing a petition for more direct
rural mail service. Inland is off the
railroad, and all mail must be deliv-
cred via the rural routes. The Inland
people contend that the mail they now
receive could be delivered from n
o two days earlier tina at present.
The superintendent of public in
;truction is about to issue the new
nigh school directory.
Relatives in the state have been adj
used of a serious accident which be-
fell Henry Nancy. a former resident
of South Dakota, who for some time
has been a grain buyer at Muenster.
Canada. A boy entered his office and
picked up a repeating shotgun, and
while examining it the weapon was
discharged. the charge striking Nancy
in the arm and SCATTERING it to such
IN extent that it had to be amputat-
I'd close to the shoulder