Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27
COURSE IN TYPOGRAPHY
TO TRAIN DRAFTED MEN

- OnST Ell wi EIN
Vermilion, S. D., Sept. pa course
IN telegraphy to qualify men in the ma
army for service as military dis
.patchers Will be offered at the Uniyer-
sity of South Dakota for five months.
beginning in November.
The course will be given in the col
lege o. engineering. which will coop
ranging for instruction. 1'he course is
given at the request of the state coun-
Gil of defense. Uncle Sam wants 800
military telegraphers from South Da-
kota in the second draft. Only male
students who are of draft age or who
plan to enter the service OF the govern
ment, will be enrolled.
INVESTIGATE USE OF TOO
MUCH STARCH IN SAUSAGE
Vermilion, S. D., Sept. 22.-Butchers
who nave been using Just a little"
starch or other cereal product in their
sausage will encounter difficulties very
seen unless they comply with the pure
food law and display conspicuous
signs telling their customers that they
use cereal in their product. Food and
structions to all the inspectors to
watch closely for viola tions Of this sec
tlon OF the food law and to prosecute
violators. A little starch goes a long
way sometimes, as 1t permits the adj
UGH water than other
wise could be added to the sausage.
n water sold at the price Of sausage
nowadays brings a fat profit. The law
permits the use Of 2 per cent Of starch.
EX-GOVERNOR BYRNE TO
BE SENATORIAL CANDIDATE
Mitchell. S. D.. Sept. 22.-E-Goy.
Frank NJ. BNrne has reiterated his an
nouncement that he will be a candidate
for the United States Senate against
Senator Thomas Sterling. the present
incumbent In the 1918 republican pri-
MARES South Dakota This
ment has been authorized by Mr..
Byrne. Mt. Byrne served two terms
as lieutenant governor of South Dakota
n two terms as governor.
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LAKE ANDES SENDS s212
TO Y. M. c. "A. WAR CAMP FUND
Lake Andes, S. D., Sept. ga COM
,mittee consisting OF b. c.. Peterson.
chairman. and A. O. Steensland. treas,
state office of the y. N. C. a. war fnnd
Mt Brookings. S. d. These gcontribu-
were made by people of Lake An
DIES and vicinity, and Is q peArt of 600
900 to- be raised in the state OF South
Dakota.
TWO vEHMlLioN SOLDIERS !.
0ETJOBSsAs coRpoRAIs
yernilion. s. u, Sept. 22.-Word
cOnes from the three me- who went
two weeks to Fort Riley, Kan. rs
n flret drafted mel from the county
to the effect that Morrison Barton and
Laurel Copeland. have been appointed
corporate. Both OF ti:em have had mil
itary training in school.
CANToN-rhes nhen Who FORM a.
snrst contingent OF Lincoln eounty.s
quota OF the new national a~rmy4departed
from Canton yesterday for Camp run
strn. in Kansa Another contingent Of
q Lincoln county men has been ORDERED
70 report 70 the IAncoln county exeenn-
ton In time TO take i train fnr
sof the national army environments
October
GRINDeToNE-An important business.
transaction here Wa theFsaie by Bs %
brown at his general store Is Fennsi
BroA.ss late of Omaha. Neb, One 81 IN
brothers f6rsneay resided ii, the syicinitv
0H ~ creek. leaving there Tor omaha
shout seSsASsYearssaso. The nv oUnars
VIII ccnduct the halainess under fhe firm
name ~ Esnneis Bros
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