The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-21

| thafS9he money should remain in Elan.
dre3tNo be used as necessity may
f tenSfill 6sf & Sasi8ttss aRS&H$ SSH'i iis
teresEn by other chapters, some Of
iEessse's 's sxsn 4!sssff1lafeoS iRRs'
+4rga Ation. ~,
ASNding to asFFu tfHTNleA
4al@Shler, the price Of eggs on the
$iouTsAFalls market dropped SO per
den&xfN a period Of three weeks. Three
TeeksNGo the price was Sc cents per
# 1 sssass N'astz 4 lssSS
lt1oyVt&3t coming to market as usually
are fsxeived by April. The Only thisa
whNAUt is believed would &ase ans
EdthsEaRcrease in prices is a protracted
4 olds4Bell. One firm in n day re-
. I'D ss2 sg9sslh
/ I'd bout two months, they must 60 into
ihnfsFdfate c6nsumplI0n.---~-----1
Al EEbk testian=ef==whether==Beadie
|lddpHty is to have a new court house
discussed in Huron and the
naEfer has been taken up at meetings
of business men. 1t is pointed out
Tth$ the present building, which was
Fdqtte for the needs,d tH#f >cahni4 ahaias
.kth$ the vaults are Hin NO Condition
itP Withstand a fire. s1rUurd- one occur
Mfrtgafsy bonds and other sscaritieS
|, valued l., cltss&o EO6p6O ah efgpogi
klfeplpn The vaults. tQgethec~ with other.
| valuable records which could not be
frellHced il the building should be de-.
fstTbRed, it is said.
I'LL. y9ie,gsas ftsyyofxsaoA
multiplication for South Dakota have
iclosHd and so far as the salaried EN-.
pl0yes are concerned, the institution
IS Pht Of business. The volunteer or.
tts activities are confined to- answer
hleF and hecoras ofiths baiGe pteparay
shipment to Washington when
Herbert c. Hoover, national admins
ftrattr, returns from overseas or for.
ln%paAE1ffs directions c0HpcsY'nTFithTrSr
r. hfeO VI SAc q 1OuD AOu6CS Vi
thd Black Hfls Eatheref in. thes Dead.
wdbH Masofe NnFe ta partScipatS in
Ia Hidden jubilee banquet, which was
t$ftdNred in honor of uWnliSni N.
i M4ege, a prominent resident Of Dead.
MdPH, who has just completed his~hf-
as a member Of the Masonic
a0dHr-ShQrt- addresses. were-made,,
! N.tTNlMM6Rs-4a-beh alk=of=theHfraterl
nityy-
tt9ken "epbiefnstfc- Of his Masonic ef,
rperience )hnd servicG j \
4, We Bfckel6supt, rederaf fuel ad.
minfstrahpr for South Dakota, has re-
ISSiNed notice from Drs HaNMGarfeld,
NATIONAL fuel ad@iStstppAArSsul thessnSy
fpfnfion Of all r0tS1c&niak the RiE
t~sTibhtion/ or price regulations on coal.
ThiY PRACTICALLY ends the work of the
Estate fuel administration in South Da.
,kk6taS Athough 1t will not be formally
aisb6nde4 until t~RSSaAotfARey IS
beilso-os shj
BIT sjxty> of the leafinsbA s6ass ssde
bSuSAIss tract Of islRdf aSSsT .iKGSN
beng in Me Big SiouidattAi A6draaM&i
fHfeau TOT the puiSGee jqs r4sfsnar &c
p.isgs win be built fhhsA. HarIbSa&Gbeei
4 fhe\bagxs OF the 8MBrbRfa UAtQfayII
fe1ed /ahd>ts 81 acres .stqhSnHrre teiAs
fity( for park purpslssi au, .,on
Iu T6s=4fperience difouisY Finn. Who
Lyecehtly Sold his farm near Montrose
Tor S5O An acre, illustrates the rapid
advaRcejn the value Of South Dakota
Y farnt lan4. He pWEShssed the, farm
Ihhine\ xeafs ago fdaO $sof I'm ytGat!IAM
$makj6g Aproft of $50 per acre on the
dand\ during the nJe& ysArss1 Sacsddh
ttion 9atarvested profitable crops on
the hrm.A $50,
10 HaSonA ethodists will opeha cam
Paigp>socp to raise $4,000 with which
Ito build new church home. Plans
tfor Me proposed stfvetnss7 bTsads.
lohhve beep drawn and work q on. ctae
building is expected to Start as soon
fas tbS@ather permits.
n IVA, Himmel, a farmer living near
9IroqNsis/ keeps books of every item
pot fgfm ActiviHa0NEf aha TArQa1
the Tour years he has been a resident
Of th%3erritory he has raised $4,000
BUSHELS q grain, ia addition TO lsygs
nhmAersAf chickeSsRRpAhcQMdY
try 3ddS numerous hogs n cattle.
I A\wil9 west scene was pulled off
Nm Ay6Hf> when a train of ssttta Fsrsr
ioaded FOR the eastern meAG.W.V
;5~Ericksop/ shipped FIVE cars and j. f
s .sa,Ss Five I've ,gfDHE@ Ht tfhC