The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-30


years contest with IN average final
score Of 01.19. According TO the In
formation given by entrants in the
contest. 20 percent Of the butter was
made from pasteurized cream and
ripened with commercial culture
starter; IL percent val made from
pasteurized cream without the use OF
starter; II percent was made without
either pasteurizing or the use OF
starter, while only / percent was made
with the use Of starter without pas
teurizing.
Auxiliary Chapter 1t College.
Brookings.-An auxiliary chapter OF
the Red Cross has been organized
among the girls at State college un-
der the direction OF the Home Eco
nomics club. Some Of the work is
done by the girls outside OF class
hours, when the sewing rooms are
available for making bandages. The
freshmen and School Of Agriculture
girls are making pajamas and other
articles for the soldier boys as part
Of regular class work with material
supplied by the Red Cross. In the
cooking classes the girls have made
fruit cakes to send in the Red Cross
Christmas boxes, in addition to many
pounds OF candy, both for the soldiers
In Europe and those in the home
camps. Knitting classes organized in
the dormitories and by the town girls
are making such articles as mufflers
and sweaters. The girls in the art de-
partment are making blotter pads to
insert in the Christmas boxes.
Wins Football Championship.
Brookings.-South Dakota State COL
lege won the football chan pionship Of
the two Dakotas on States field on
Hobo day by defeating the North Da-
kota Aggies, champions of North Da-
kota: score. 81 to II. Three thou
sand people witnessed the game, which
vas the fiercest ever played on
States field. North Dakota had the
edge on State during the first half.
which ended Z to 0 in their favor. In
the second half. Ewing's rroteges
came back with whirlwind line
smashes. taking the visitors off their
feet for 81 points. North Dakota made
her second touchdown just as the final
whistle blew. Hoover, Kennard. Metz
ger and Dalthrop starred for State.
while Nemzek, Hansen. Anderson and
Van Est did the heavy work for the
visitors.
Feed for Dairy Cows.
Dairy cows should be given some
kind OF sncculent feed, when silage is
not available. suggests Prof. C. Lar
ser of South Dakota State college.
While there is no doubt that corn
silage Is the best all around feed for
a dairy herd. there are other succu-
lent feeds which may be fed
ically. Professor Larsen recommends
feeding roots. Roots are relished by
dairy cows and, although a little ex-
p~ensive to raise. yield heavily il grown
on we'll prepared ground, 80 tons per
acre being not unusual. M%angel-wur-
gels probably are the best stock roots
to raise because they are easily har-
vested. II is essential that a frost.
proof storage place be provided.
Prison Chaplain Quits.
Sioux Falls.-Rev. Edward Van
Ruschen. who for the past year or
two has been chaplain Of the Sioux
Falls penitentiary. has rendered his
resignation to the state board Of char.
tiles and corrections and asks thn& ho
be relieved from the duties OF NE
place not later than December :. In
a letter made public here the retiring
chaplain states that the work Of q
prison chaplain Il futile 90 long -
prison administration is infected with
political control. He declares that the
policies OF the institution block HE
work at every turn.
Or. Fifield Of Yankton.
Yankton.-Dr. James w. F1neld, OF
Kansas City, who IL holding q series
OF bible mission meetings In the Meth.
odist and Congregational churches
here. 10 nlling the position Of daily
chaplain for Yankton college during
his stay here. In connection with his
talks to church and business men
down town. b IL speaking for halt IN
hour daily IN chapel on subjects OF
greatest interest and most perplexing
to college folk.
Appointed Clerk courts.
Woonsocket.-The county commits.
sioness have appointed e. W. Carr, Of
this city, clerk Of courts OF Sanborn
county. to All the vacancy caused by
the recent death Of A. Kalder. There
were . number Of other applicants for
the place. For some timo past the new
appointee has been . deputy II, the Of
-Appeala~ % oakotans.
Aberdeen.-A special appeal to all