The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-29
SALVATION ARMY CAMPAIGN

| Huron, state President of the Elks,
has been added to the State Commit
tee in charge of the Salvation Army
Home Service Campaign, which is to
be staged in South Dakota Septem-
Der ID TO y. This is in line with the
sustained effort of the Elks through
out the United States, who have
stood by the work of the Salvation
Army both at home and abroad. Re-
sponsibility for several OF the nineteen
districts, into which the state has
been divided for campaign purposes,
has been accepted by the Elks lodges
of the various communities, and the
leadership Of Mr. McIlvaine, will un.
doubtediy swing more of the Elks
lodges into line for the campaign be-
fore the preliminary work of the
campaign proceeds much further, ac.
cording to K. g. Kennedy, State
Chairman. III. l.. Hopkins of Clark,
Lauritz Miller Of Mitchell, are also at
work as members of the State Com
mittee. Other members of the board
whose names have recently been an
nounced are w. III. II. Foster, Rev.
l.. w. Fiield, DR.. Helen S. Peabody,
Sam Fantle, Alan r. Fellows, Hugh
S. Gamble and John w. Walden,
State Treasurer. The State Cam
paign Director is Frank l.. Bynum.
According to Mr.. Bynum, organiza-
tion work throughout the state is
progressing favorably. He announced
the following workers: Tom Madden,
Madison, Lewis Benson, Flandreau,
c. H. McCay, Salem, G. w. Watson,
Parker, H. III. Gable, Hudson, Mrs.
S. f. Berry, Tyndall, l.. S. Helper,
Tripp, II. w Hewitt, Armour, e II.
Watkins, Lake Andes, Rev. John A.
Thomas, Chamberlain, U. G.. Johnson,
Redfeld, Henry Williams, Philip, r.
w. Southland, Hot Springs, Rev. p. p.
Harmon, Custer, John Il, Russell,
Deadwood, e. Ross, Lead, Edward
Calvin, Sturgis, A. w. Burkholder
Belle Fourche, N. @. Klein, Sisseton,
Rev. Stanley P. Jones, Milbank, j. K
Davis, Mound City, Rev. Walton Cole
lennon, Major w. r. Thompson
Lennon, S. &. Lindley, Burke, DR.
w. II. Bunton, Winner, and Mark d
Payne, Wood.
The following counties comprise
the various districts: District No. ]
total quota $780, Minnehaha,
s25, 900; Lake, $4,000; Moody, 50, 100;
McCook, 81, 500; Turner, 500; and
Lincoln, $3,400. District No. total
quota $4,000; Yankton. $4,000; Clay,
81, 500; aud Union, 81, 500. District
No. 3-total quota $40, 700; Bon Homme
$4,000; Hutchinson, S2,7OO; Douglas,
81, 500; Charles Mix, $500. District
No. 4-total quota 81 $50; Dawson,
So, 900; Hanson, 81, ,250; Sanborn, $500;
Jurald, 81 300; Aurora, 100. Dist
rict No. 5-total quota $1,000; Brule,
81, 500; Buffalo. S400; Jones, S400; Ly-
man, $1,000. District No. 6-total
quota, sl2,50O; Beadle, $500; Hand,
81 500; Kingsbury, 81, 500; Miner, $1,000.
District No. total quota SIS, TOO;
Sphinx, $500; Faulk, $1,000; Potter,
81, 100. District No. S-total quota
81, 800; Hughes, $1,000; Hyde, s4Oo;
Sully, S4O0. District No. 9-total
quota 81 $50; Haakon, s70O; Jackson,
$500; Stanley. $3.50. District No. 10
total quota $1,000; Pennington $4,000.
District No. ll-total quota $1,000
Fall River, 81 800. District No. l2@
total quota $l2, 1000; Lawrence, $4,000
District No. 13-total quota S., 200;
Meade. So, 200; Butte, 81 900. District
No. l4-total quotaSl9, $50; Codington,
$40, 900; Deuel., 81, 100; Hamlin, $l,750;
Clark, $1,000; Brookings, $4,000. Dist.
rict No. l5--total quota SIS, 100;
Brown, $1,000; Mcpherson, Sl,lOO:
Edmunds, ST., 300; Marshall, $I,SO0;
Day, $500. District No. l6-lotal
quota 81, 400; Roberts, 1920; Grant,
81, 200. District No. l7-total quota
So, ,O5O: Corson, s4OO; Campbell, 81, 900;
Wallworth, 5000; Dewey, $3.50; Ziebach,
$40O. District No. l8-total quota
81 800; Perkins, $500: Harding, $500.
District No. l9-total quota, 81, 100;
Gregory, $1,000: Tripp, $1,000; Todd,
S4OO; Mellette, $500; Bennett, 5000.
Additional workers announced this
morning were Charles II. HacKett,
Parker, Chas. Vandeventer, Parker,
Rev. o. M. Snyder, Murdo, M. c.
Burnham, Murdo. G. S. Irwin, Ken
| nebec, Arthur Eaton, Faulkton, w.
II. Rice, Faulkton, and G. G.. Covey