The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-26
STATE NEWS.


Roscoe-To show his patriotism
and at the same time aid SO far as
possible In increasing the wheat sup
plies for the United States and It's
allies, Albert Ellwein. a German
farmer living near here. has devoted
500 acres OF his land to the raising
OF wheat.
Colome-Collins Jordan and Hap
py, Sioux Indians, were arrested in
Mellette county, west of here. on the
charge or being implicated In recent
Wholesale cattle "rustling" on and in
the vicinity OF the Rosebud reserva-
tion. They will be tried at the next
term OF state circuit court.
wood-Louie White Horse, a
Sioux Indian belonging on the ada
cent Rosebud reservation, was TAX
ep into custody by Sheriff Breier on
the charge OF being a deserter from
the national army. In February the
Indian secured a Is days furlough
and failed to report at the expira-
tfon of this. having since been at his
home on the reservation.
Washington. ID. C.-South Dako-
tans are protesting against the eff
fects OF the new Garfield zone order
on the South Dakota coal situation.
Senator Sterling received numerous
protests today. They are especially
Directing because Wyoming coal OPP
orators are boosting prices. despite
the reduction in freight rates. Sen
ator Sterling will protest to Garfield.
Lead-Herman Schutzes and p. A.
Gushurst. of this city, have both
drawn the attention of the yellow
paint squad and as a result the bak-
cry of the former and the grocery of
the latter have been freely daubed
with saffron paint. The Gus Of
fered by some who seemed to know
about the incident were alleged pro-
German ~utterances of the pair.
Hurley-Placing patriotism above
personal Interests, Prof. j. s. Gustaf-
son. superintendent of the public
schools Of this city. has rendered his
resignation and will enlist in the
army SO he can do his "bit" in round
ing up the kaiser and his hosts OF
Germans. Prof. Gustafson had been
reengaged for the coming school
year, but could not resist the call to
arms. His uccesso as superintend-
emit OF the city schools has not yet
been selected.
Brookings-Nearly a hundred rec.
ipes for wheatless and meatless cook
ing are offered in a free bulletin
just published by the home econom-
les department OF State college. The
general topics covered are quick
breads. yeast breads. meat substi,
tutes and wheatless desserts. The
book Is handsomely bound in a three
color cover. Any oma or girl in
he state may secure n free upon
application to the president. asking
for Conservation Cookery"
vermillion - Work was started
this week on the second year of paw
ing In vermillion. Contractor Chris
Jensen. of Sioux City, has three
blocks to pave to complete his last
wears contract. He has the material
on the ground and is ready to begin
work AT once. The Atkinson Con-
struction company. of Watertown.
who were awarded the contract for
the paving to be done this year. are
expected to begin work about May /.
because Of the announcement that
the rock Quarries at Dell Rapids had
been closed down 1t is feared. that
acceptable rock will be unattainable
IN which event the paving program
may be held up.
Insure buildings ana live stock II
Ne Tarmers' Mutual Tornado Insur
eneo company. Of Madison. 8. d. Or
ignSlsed one year. 100000 OF In
onrance written first year. RateI
- than half Of old line insurance
covotu Laks. Moody. Brookings
K1ngobury, Miner. NcCook and Min
nohoha counties. Bee local repre-
eenAattvoo. q. J. johnson. y. j. Krul
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