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


Z
80 AssassMs asaas sssss8 AaaA ssfksss
asfs, ss ssssA@x. A III gsassAsss as#sa
ssvvs aas~~ AMs j saas sssasv IN sh#
s~asssa sssssssa ssf III essw#sssssA
ss#ss ssasY ssssssaassssszzs sssssss4sss ss=ss&
.zssss2a ~ as&aA b nsSsss asa saxaM sss
~ aassx Msa gss@ss sass& @sAsAa sAs
ssAsSss ssaes Sa g'g&mss salsaa# assswk III
80 sAs ssSgsssa ~ sasa ss@ss wssss.
ssaa sas sss@ III ssssa tsss 2As xA~sa
*a% wAs IN sAAsE@ IA aas as ~ ss}
ssssxs@sssa
ylAs azs@s&l sass#g aamAx# ss asss
SD assaas IA x'seAsss sAsM sAAs Assass
~ waasss s#s svassas #smsaas saass ssm
IL .uss In rsufh assasssA FssHsefs
aase sssss seaesasss sssasss# sAesg
wAsas ~lsA asxsAsAsaa N.Y. ssAss
IN gsaw sssa@4ss gsH sAesH 30 sfleas asss
an& barley MsssSs ssAerwsge IL @sss hs
ssspes@aaaas "a ssAassata EAe san#s.
ghass xsaaas sAsssss s1ss gives sass sAssss
asss#seesame witA fsssasssEshs saes asay4
Assuss swsss tAa snasfasv slsgsasa h~
assa &c aassh ssasa@s sas sssssa Dssse-
saeas ssag sirsHg sks snrsmsa aasss 40
sswHs@seas are sssaassea 10 seasss
agvsas or the akynaSsay asnasSsasns ri
ssAss euaasgHs
Fifteen tAnaaAnss hays ana xssts arr
Wanted Iii sssasA isaassa ss snsiss III
the Eoxernsussssss rasapesgas as faea
aFxsiaesfon Through garden Msaa sAl
Hsag esahas All iaass & lNe. .aga as@ es.
ssaa ssA srs - ss Sxs a. = xss.&sSs.5
asasas, The State esassga aasassasoss
asslssoFa win pssse emergency sIata
workers To leach lie boys waaa glsin gs
sAe Etata hs demonstrations aGd as#,
Hons aow 10 sasa, dry and store ali
fesassH grawn Iii ;sse gartsas aY On sAe
fssas r, q ssrargsse. as fsrsnManga.
emergency saafs alah tss8asef, saYa
boys afaa gsris passfoysss patriotic daty
RAISING their hs.nsa supply of garssafa
gecis, shershY releasing saa factory
oatput Cor array ass,
Yhp fact thas ths iass iagssiatlvs sea.
sian of thIa state enacted eosapas,
sorry ssbor law has begun 10 he sprsayl
1 ever the northwest. and Ax1n some
! OF the actual aaherera have evidently
bcea miEinferusAd as To its scope, rs
they fsar that IL shey come into the
stats on ether labor they may be draft
ed for farm work They need have
no fear ON that score. but the maj,
4 who wansa 90 drift lalo the state and
then refuse any kind at labor Ia the
one who will get all that tn coming
4 tn him. 1t apniias as well To the stown
] ioafer.s and severai Of the towns @!
tho state are airsady putting II inia
eject for the benefat OF this ciaKa This
man who really wants work need have
no fear OF the Law, bat the work
4 Stacker haa better steer clear OF this
state this fall for the carrying on oi
hts system of labor,
Trial os X. r.. pettigraw, former
United States senator from South nat
kota, on an Indictment ON three
counts, alleging yiolAaion OF the es-
pinnage aet, waa ordered held In abey-
anee In federal court at Sioux Falls
by Judge ] %. Elliott, after hearing
i arguments OF attorneys on a motion
i Tor a continuance Ut the case. The
decision was handed down after cogn,
sci for the former senator presented
4 affldaviss from s,sseay4 tshrss sts
claring that Illness prevented his ap-
] pearance. Under the decision lae
caae may be brought to trial WhenayeE
i Pettigrews's physical condition permits
I bis arrafgnmeHt. Former Senator
4 1 Pettfgrew WAS indicted at Sioux Fails
| by federal grand jury Ia Oetc
4 ber eff last year, Az the result Of an
alleged Interview which he gave TO q
local newspaper man. In which he de.
1 ciareds There lis no excuse for the
war. We should back right out OF IT,
4 The supreme court reversed the low
sr court OF Hutchinson county on an
appeal from a ruling In a demurrer in
the case of Jafas Roam W. HBtehin-
son county. This case was In relation
4 to the expense OF care for the men
who were Injured at the time OF a
freight wreck near Tripp In June,
i 1916. a number OF men were riding
9 freight train, and when 1t was
wrecked about twenty were more or
less seriously injured The injured
men we're hurried to the hospital at
Yankton and ever since that efforts
have been made ip secure recovery
Tor care Of the men and money paid
out for their assistance. The railway
company has denied responsibility on
1.-The grounds that the men were not
passengers, but trespassers beating
their way TIE legislature provided an
appropriation at the regular session,
I but this was held to i be unconstitu-
ticnal In the present case the court
holds n effect that Hutchinson conn
tys the county Id which the wreck oc-
4 CURED, ID not liabie. This leaves the
matter where The phystcians and the
hospital who cared for the men will
have 70 stand the expense themselves.
as there does not appear to be any
legal way to secure pay for the sery-
fees rendered. 3ss. .s:= ssas d.