The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-05-28
STATE NEWS.


Esmond-Although this is one of
the older parts of South Dakota,
wolves have again become numerous
In this vicinity, and have become so
bold as to attack and kill calves.
Some OF the more fierce wolves have
even been seen chasing full grown
cattle. The marksmen of Esmond
and vicinity are talking OF having a
wolf roundup In the near future.
Huron - The Pilgrim Sunday
school class of the congregational
church here is at work on a large
Beadle county service flag which 1t
expects to have In readiness for ded-
ication on Memorial day. The flag
II to be 10 by IA feet in size and will
contain 379 stars for the Beadle
county men In the service. Three
gold stars will be affixed to the flag
for the three Beadle county men who
have died in the service.
Pierre-This section OF the state
over 10 years ago practically quit
the raising OF wheat. as other crops
brought a better and more certain re-
turn, but Carl Graf has a field OF $50
acres on his farm four miles north
Of Pierre. which Is by far the largest
wheat field in the county and 1t has
q good start toward helping increase
the wheat production on his farm far
beyond any such production for many
years.
Custer-It Is officially announced
that the Custer Peak Mining COM
pany will resume operations on Its
plant and mine near Custer. Pre-
liminary to this the company will
spend about $4,000 in development
and improvement work. A 50O-foo'
shaft will be sunk. the mill Of the
company will be oyerhauled and ev-
erything placed in readiness for the
resumption OF mining operations on
the old-time scale. 1t is expected the
mine. which is a copper proposition,
will be developed into n of the best
copper producers in the country
The principal stockholders are Pitts
burgh, Pa, men.
Lake Preston-The fact that
vicious bull on the farm of Hans
Peterson. living near Lake Preston
had q ring In its nose saved the life
OF Peterson. He was leading the an
imal back to a pasture after takint
II to water when it attacked hin
without warning. Peterson wa
thrown into the air and when h
landed the animal tried to kill hin
with its horns. Peterson finally sue
ceeded In getting hold of the ring II
the bulls nose and managed to hans
ON to II until he had worked himsel
to a place OF safety through a nearb.
fence.
Cottonwood-Mr. and Mrs. s. p
Hurley, OF this city, We're advised
that their son, Julius. was very low
with pneumonia at Jefferson Bar
racks. He had enlisted only abou'
two weeks before the parents were
notified OF his serious condition, ant
had been at jefferson Barracks onl,
= short time. The Hurleys are wei
known at Flandreau and other points
in eastern South Dakota, where the.
resided prior to coming to western
South Dakota.
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