The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-22

Of bed - build . Ore. After the
Naches had lain n this coalition Tor
tArss days . nsighber came 70 his
place to purchase alfalfa and tound
him. Every assistance possible was
provided for the helpless man. but his
fest had been 90 badly frosen that 4
- thought likely that anputation will
have q be resorted to.
While ranchers ere always pleased
to trap coyotes. or III fact get rid OF
the pests In any way. one rancher In
Perkins coanty found HE game self
trapped. He was out looking after
traps he had Get and saw q coyote
with his head buried In . dead horse,
and thought 1t = good opportunity to
get near enough for an easy shot, but
when no approached he found that the
coyote had caught his head in the
bones Of the horse In such . manne
that he could not escape. and had
choked himself 70 death % his efforts
to got free.
Deputy Market Commissioner Sim.
onson. after Z conference with. the
food administration. announced that
seed wheat may be sold q IN advance
OF Is per cent yer thu local market
price for wheat OF the same grade.
Elevator men shipping In wheat will
be allowed to charge s cents profit Q
bushel in excess OF what It costs
than ~ INIT mo -hnMt o~ %AA ,n>~An<
These are the PEI united profit
charges. and anything: above these
profits will be forbidden.
The famous Fourth 1egimental band
Of Waterfowl. winners Of the first
prise at the national band contests
at the Elks' convention In Los An
geles, has discarded its military name
and uniforms. both held over from the
days It was the oficial hand OF the
old Fourth South Dakota infantry.
Regulation blue and . new name, not
yet been selected. will replace them.
The pitch has been lowered from con.
cert 70 standard.
Over 500 people attended the fare
we'll program and banquet given q
Parkston in honor of the 10 boys who
departed for Camp Funston. Music
by the band, singing Of patriotic songs
and several addresses were rendered.
A collection taken up and given to
the boys represented q neat sum.
Luncheon was served by the local Red
Cross women.
There is no certainty Of q plentiful
supply Of good seed potatoes even II
q huge crop il stored. warns George
w. Dixon. potato specialist OF the state
college extension division. There II
shortage Of unchilled. eariyihar
vested seed stock, and no potatoes
dug after October 8 should b used
for seed without sprouting.
DR.. George e. CountrynaA. q Aber'
deem, medical member Of the state
exemption board. u the farmers
OF the state that they need have No
fear Of work being hAmpered through
operation Of the draft Law this spring.
DR.. Countryman says the board will
draft no one who II really needed fol
farm work.
Prof. James B. Shouse, professor
| Of secondary education at the Univer
| sity Of South Dakota, has resigned htf
position In order to enter army Y. n.
G. A. work. Professor Shouse en-.
deavored to enter the army ct the out.
break OF the war. but was rejected on
account Of minor physical defects.
Mrs. Ellen LAlly, OF Sioux Falls.
made Z drive to produce more wheat
this year to helr feed the allies In
the . a. we'll - the people ct
home. She drove to Nontrose and
completed arraneements to have -
acres. the ground which shs had pre-
pared last fall, planted 70 Wheat
A Chicago Girl q - years has ws1e
ten w. c. BoArdman. q state college.
Drookings, saying that she wants t.
work on ! South Dakota farm and
adding that she can do truck farming
take care Of chickens, and handle
horses. She = willing to DO light
|housework.
The Pierre Commercial club = plan.
ming to have : sorghum making plant
established IN that city and viii on
deavor to induce cltixens TO cultivate
sorghum to substitute for sugar dur
ing the war shortage.
Every farm shrould have . quaran-
tine pen for housing diseased animals
or those suspected Of being Diseased.
sugGests Qf. ]. +. Nlnwoodle, animal
disease specialist Of the state collage
extension division.
Professor c. Larsen Of state collage.
Brookinss. has besn appointed caaar
man Of tho eouth DAKOTA dairy CON
mit1ee ~ G. N. Hesrei1, fool aaminasp
traitor Tor tAis Stata.
Gordon W.. RandletA foe nearly
three years director = sxtsaston =
Soath Dakota state colle0s. - return
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