Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11


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Al letter received ait Huron from
Asher r. Pay, u former Huron man.
cow reaiaing In California, aaya that
recent list of Eallforniang arrested
on charges OF pro- 2sermantasn CON.
tained the name of n. g. stottsnherg,
Who. Mr.. Pay says, was al one limo q
professor oE botany TN one OF the
stats schools OF South Dakota. The
setter also Says that stoItenberg was
II one time q lieutenant in the Ger.
man army The prisoner has boon
taken TO Fort Macarthur. San peaor-
70.
The matter Of wages for farrt hands
u receiving consideration over the
state. Wages rtsn about s55 to 500.
One plesa proposed, and III fact put
into effect by some communities In
The wheat growing section OF the state.
Id to start farm help on d basis Of
$50 q month. to bs Increased to s5g IL
wheat goes over ten bushels to the
acre: $50 II It goes over LIS bushels,
and SOS IL 1t goes over 90 bushels.
Guarantees are pitt up by the farmers
TO meet this agreement. snd the man
employed must sign an agreement that
ha will remain for the season, and not
quit In the harvest time for higher
day wages. This in fact is putting the
pay on q profit sharing basis.
An estimate made at Pierre on tho
call for the new Liberty loan. based
on population, places South Dakota far
IN the lead OF any of the other states
Iii the ninth district. Snnth Dakota
is called upon to subscribe at the rate
OF $40 for each resident III the state.
Minnesota at a rate OF $50 for each
resident; Montana at $50 and North
Dakota $40. While this no doubt shows
She opinion of the board fixing the
figures as to the ability to pay In the
different states, IL also gives this state,
a rather heavy load to carry, and while
admitting that this state stands imam
.cia1ly equal to the estimate of the
board as to the other states, at the
same time there is complaint as to-
the doubling OF the amount asked for
in South Dakota. and reducing the
amount asked for ii all the other
states IN the district
Apples and vegetables panst be- soldl
% either weight or measure standards
nretail stores of the state. says Mar
lket Commissioner Living toi, afianvs
retail dealers make It 3 custom to sell
such products Id paper bags Of d ssels
tain size, and that the amonnt sold for
4 peck neither complies With the re-
daired weight cr bulk cf Z peck
Articles of incorporation have been
aisd at Pierre for The Farmers Union
fooperative association at phiteE