The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-06-28


Life block at Aberdeen, was injured
when the apparatus which operates
the temporary elevators. used on the
outside OF the building to carry up
materials, gave way and the car on
which he vac riding crashed to the
ground. He was standing on the plat
form aAd therefore sustained the full
force Il the fan IN his legs. When
verhmea rushed to his assistance he
could not stand and me injury seem
"a 70 - in his ankles.
Because Of tho var II was feared
that - United States government
weulA aSAalon road construction
wsrk - the forest reserves IN the
Black HIM. bxt Forest Supervisor
Duthie. VIE y - charge Of the Black
Nina fsres4s aAA who he's been in
ceMnsntosk1en with the natf0nal and
listrfcA lOres& efAcers. ANNOUNCES that
Il = tAe pha q the government to
proceed wfsA tAfs liae Of work so long
10 Il lses net Interfere IN any way
WITH W. ACTIVITIES.
Oe1AnnAHcee were granted By the
federal ooart in the cases OF Orvffle
Andersen, socialist candidate for gov
ernor. Fred Fairchild. another con-
spicuoss figure in South Dakota so
ciatsmA and George Issenhuth, Of HUI
ron, all a whom yer indicated by q
federal grand Jury on charges OF al.
legged vieiation Of the espionage act.
Ministers Of the German speaking
congregational churches Of South Da-
kota, et . conference ct Fairfax.
adopted . resolution Of loyalty,
pledging their support to President
Wilson II carrying ont all measures
deemed necessary to bring the war to
q successful conclusion. The resolu-
ton was wired to the president.
A. B. Blake. Of Huron, who has rem
resented Beadle county in the lower
house OF the Legislature for two ses-
sions ana wtAo is the Republican nom.
inee for state senator from Beadle
county at the November election, has
gone - Camp Lewis, Wash, with a
draft contingent from Bead1e county.
That the northwest IL steadily in.
creasing its interest IN pure bred reg.
istered live stock Is shown again by
the fact that during a few days the
6itka stock farm lear Selby sold no
less than IS registered Shorthorn
bulls to buyers from different parts
Of North and South Dakota.
A Wyoming man has interested
some Mobrtdge people in a plan to
bore for oil and gas at Mahto, just
acroes the Missouri river from Mo.
bridge. 1t h asserted the surface in.
dioations all are in favor OF good de.
posits OF oil and gas In that region.
TAe appointment OF George W. Tay.
ler. u Sioux Falls, and Guy Burnside,
OF Pierre. as members Of the commit.
tee On hotels and restaurants OF the
federal food administration for South
Dakota. 10 I'LL vacancies, is announced
~ C. N. Herreid, administrator.
IN the interest Of war economy II
AAA been decided to consolidate thu
Daptbst churches OF Iced and Dead.
weed. Arrangements for the con-
solidakion were made a the result OF
4 c~oaferencs between the official
boards q ths two churches.
In . single day az aggregate Of II
carloads Of cattle and hogs were
shipped from Beresford to eastern
markets. In payment for the animals
making up the shipment. the farmers
Of that viciaity received an aggregate
OF more than $4,000.
Gregory county chapter of the Red
Cross has been called upon to fur
nish 675 pairs Of wooden socks for
each Of the months Of June. July and
August and has been advised to dis.
continue the knitting Of sweaters for
he present.
Herman F. Arm and Guy b. Law.
renoe.i q Chamberlain. married men
above tho draft age. enlisted In the
regular army q the Mitchell recruit.
ing station. Both non gave up excel,
lent positions to serve their country
The members Of the Brookings Com.
mercial club. under whose auspices .
c~hautauquA Is held In Britton each
summer, have unanimously voted to
devote the proceeds Of this years
chautauqua to the Red Cross.
An interesting event 1t Milbank
was the observance 20 the golden
wedding anniversary Of MI. and Mrs.
Gotlob Oehier, prominent piSneel
residents Of Grant county.
Word has been received at Huron
that d. O. r. Wright. one OF the iret
Huron physicians to be commissioned
II the medical corps Of the army. has
arrived safely IN France.
George A. P~ettigrew. Of Sioux Falls.
was elected grand master Of the Mae
sonic grand lodge Of South Dakota.
He has been grand secretary OF the
lodge for - years.
Memorial services were held at
Huroa OF Private George e. Finiclo,
Who was killed. while on duty with
the American forces Ia France.