Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-28
WARN WHOLESALERS



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II Atlantic. Ia. and came to Mitchell
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affdge tass sslasnaer tn a training camp
u North Carolina and fraHa there to
Camp Atlis. NJ q. where he embarked
sas f'Fatles some ttsste In January.
Lstassesi purchases of 25 CENTS worth
Of sugar 10 each Huron customer and
80 eaiats worth to each rural customer
has been decided upon by the grocers
OF Huron. The stan ID taken To make
iSas present supply OF sugar ia the
city last rs lung AZ possible. Groeers
desay that thsre ii 4 shortage tI,ere
and aay that the atep Ia being taken
20 prevent boarding and To give each
person = fair share of tha supply on
hanG.
Tslae rural school teachers of South
Dakota are helping I'd make d survey
uf labor needed ON farms. w, e. Board
man. farns help specialist al the state
college extension diyision. ID securing
through the country school teachers
bianks showing the number OF men
outside ths family actually required
So carry an the work OF every farm.
This information Ii obtained hy the
children os tho various districts.
All placas OF business but one were
closed during the Red Cross sale AT
Woiseys One merchant who signed
the closing petition was discovered
during the sale 60 have his place opti,
and during the night the front of his
store WAS painted d bright yellow nv
citizens who frankly stated that III.
fsre cases of stacking by amy person
or persons In this city viii be- prompt.
ly dealt with
the Red Cross market auction sale
held az Wolssy nettea $1,000 for the
Red Cross Al travelling Red sross
roostar which haa b@en named ..per.
ahfng. and which WAS brought from
Miller. was sold Tor slss. He was
later passed on to other sales hasnr
conducted In South Dakota He has
already earned about 81 400 for the
Red CROSS at previous sales.
The death ut Fort Smelling Of pri.
vate James w. Silver MARKS the sec
.oifd among the soldier residents 81
4 tatrsn since the opening OF the war.
Liant. John Halioran. South Dakota
has been detailed Us captain of the
9ne hundred and Twanty-sixth ma.
chine sun battalion. succeeding John
cohbeye. who resigned his com irniss sion
te Join the aviation corps
The scarcity of seed corn il, souf,,
pakota n Indicated by the TACT That
an auction sale held by John Hecht,