Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-10
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS

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.4saxe Id the tast se82tnu 0f lbs F0ash
I! Eiako8a Legislature. and was the autheg
/ 8f taga TaFsefts Land title hiR} has for
n&si4 announced hla candidacy for the
rapakitean nomination for state aud
ttuf before ,he primaries in May 1918
The ysang saea af soath Dakota ara
/! naEFt9tttaliT res gst3ading 10 the call al
iha nation, wbth Ehe raaafs that the
20 frtis regiment. South Dakota ma,
tif5aai guard nov has heen recruited
! nearly TO its fnll strength, aud the
it@ss cavalry regiment rapidly is tax,
ing shape and soon viii have all the
recruits needed
The South Dakota state Sunday
school convention, in session al Ah,
| er3aan. reelected L. w Robinson, OF
PARKER, president, and elected j. X.
t'reasey, of Walertowu, vice presi,
dent; Waiter foomis, of RetiAeld, re,
;ordlns secretary, and NJ H. Whisman
of Huron, treasurer Watertown was
8eleeted as the meeting place next
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a. j. Loekhart, OF Milbank. convicted
| In United States district court of send
| ing nnmailahle matter through the
mails, was sentenced by Judge James
/ n Elliott tothree and Il lEalf years Iii
| the federal prison al Leayenwortsa
! Kan. Loekhart is publisher OF Chain
| Lightning sensational monthly, and
the offense complained of Was printed
/ In that publication
"'Fo the man In whose sacred keep
| ing Ia the dag of oar country the
| president, was the toast drunk by &c
a'asons OF high degree. all 32nd or 3srf
degree members Of the fraternity al
/ the assanlblage OF Masons OF that ranl
held in Aberdeen The 80 then sans
I one verse OF America Former Gov
ernor G. ~ Herreld acted as toast
| master
Company II. of the South Dakota ma
tienal guard, has Just been mustered
into service. II is composed iargeI,
OF Madison young men, with a con
/ siderable contingent from Howard
/ Captain Roche. of Howard. has beer
elected captain OF the company. ant
Vincent r adden and j. r Wethe
both Of Madison, first and second len
tenants, respectively.
There will be a larger number o
new farms opened up in the vicinity O
4 Pierre this year than for many sorrne
years Men who have been purchasin,
raw prairie tracts are coming out. AM
purchasing small buildings in this cit,
to haul out to their farms for TEN
porary stopping places until they eaI
erect permanent buildings, after th,
rash of spring work is over.
The progress of South Dakota u,
frem wet state to bone-dry one i
illustrated by a business deal just com
a rleted in Aberdeen, wherein tn
Equity Union Creamery company m,
chased the building and site for,nerl
occupied by the Aberdeen branch O
the Gund Brewing company. TIL
old building will be demolished and
s5e,0oa creamery will be erected o,
the site,
AT q meeting of the headauarter
!, committee of the South Dakota Ant
Saloon league. Rev. ID. p, French O
Erie. Pa, was. elected assistant s,lpel
q intendent of the Ants Saloon leagse q
this state to succeed Rev. E. E. Hun
who was promoted by the nationa
league to the superintendency of tn
Idaho Anti-Saloon League Mr.. Frenc1
is at present the assistant superinter
dent of the Erie district of the Penn
sylvania Anti-Saloon league
Through the Office OF Snpt. Richar
Blackstone. official announcement
has been made of an increase in wage
. Of the employees of the Hon,estak
Mining company. Employees now ri
ceiying ss or less per day will receiv
an increase of l6 per cent. those no,
receiving over So and up to s4. il
+ elusive, an increase of IL per cent
those receiving 81 and up to s5, II
elusive, an increase of 10 per CEN
The schedule is retroactive and too