Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
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A saaa named Hohe, iandiorsi of
sets! ~ lara, ~ aalwnsth county.
has disappeared from his home, ard b
believed TO bs nisaaiaily unbalanced
His mife and til. authorities have heata
bic 10 ioG@te him faohe IL said
10 hare been pronounced pro-Ger-
lstan. assa III lis assumed worry over
Che war has led To his Instantly,
Fred tsiiHk. owner of thu X. e. Il.
Packing company. AT Denver, Colo,
ard A. ]. Champion. a heavy stocs
raiser and commission man at Denver.
have taken ever the controlling inter.
est in the Sioux Falls stock yards
purchasing the interest owned by Ben
Ash and oshGrs. and win become ae.
tigaiy engaged In putting the local
yartia on tHe map Of the northwest
a seotch collie dog. the property
Of 1aak Palaeau. az Hridgewater. az
cidentty fell into an abandoned dry
we'll near there and before being dis
covered had spent 81 days In the hole
without food or drink. The animal was
so weak and emaeiated from It's long
fast that II eaald not walk Its eyes
we're sunk deap into its head and scar.
tely any itssh remained upon the body,
Following reports from Washington
that the cost OF preparing the men of
South fagusa for draft had been only
sl.aS for each man. while the highest
Deleware, had hasn sia. members az.
tho local hoard attributed the diner
ence ln east to the volunteering Of
services to II great extent. South Da
Rota draft boards, according To mem
bera, have not charged the gov.
ernfaent for their services, while the
besfds In other parts of the country
have put IN bills for their services and
thus Increased the per man cost
Ludwig Myer, IS years old. was
killed by a Milwaukee freight train at
Mohrldge, His mangted body was
scand along the track early in the
morning by yardnen. The manner IN
Mhfeh the accident occurred is IN.
ltaawn, as there were no witnesses.
sIyer Was an employe OF the Milwau
Rec yards. IL Ia assumed he attempted
to crawl beneath a freight car while
engaged In hts duties daring the night
when the train Unexpectedly started
ZIP. and he was ground 10 death be
neath the wheels.
Freeman authorities are looking fof
4 man with oaiy half hair cut. who
IL wanted for being implicated In the
theft OF five gallons OK wine. Follow
ing tse theft the loser Of the wine had
hlooahoanas taken Ia the scene Of the
robbery The man for whom the or.
ficeTs now are locking was seated In
a chair III a barber shop having fifs
hair cut when a friend walked into t1e
hounds had arrived ia town 10 werk
on the wine stealing case. The man
In the chair jumped from the chair
with bis hair cut only half finished
and hoited for the door Springing
into an automobile he was driven out
of town as last as the car could travel
One organization In Camp Funston
fis unusual as 1t is made up entirely
OF men from one state II is Company
B, OF the sA2nd machine gun battalion.
The entire company including the nom
commissioned officers claim South Da-
kota as their home state. There is
scarcely d county that il not repre-
scented on the company roster This
company has been in training less
than three months. but has progressed
more rapidly than many other organ
izatiuns as iss men all have common
interest and work in closer harmony
than companies made mp of men from
different states. The boys of the
camps make the b company barracks
South Dakota headquarters and drop
In to spend an evening occasionally.