The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-11-19

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Deaas Rcbiason's Dreams" and II
oeuid not get serious consideration.
To-Day there are two powerful organiza.
tfCns In the state, n in the northern
DATt Of the state and the other In the
southern part. who are fighting for the
INST location Of such plant, and 1t IL
eensidered a %foregone conclusion that
the coming session OF the legislature
viii take the first steps toward actual
development, after two years OF en-
gineering work on the project. The
n thing which might be feared at the
session is that the contesting organ.
izations may be able to work up their
followers TO a pitch where they would
get into a Legislative deadlock on an
appropriation for the purpose. and
each defeat the general purpose which
both want.
An effort is being made Dy In ayia-
Tor who makes his headquarters at
Marnlath, to make arrangements for
the carrying Of mail by airplane from
Marmafh, situated on the railroad. to
Camp Crook, remote from the railway.
Clark county has taken a leading &C,
sition in South Dakota in tuberculosis
eradication, with 160 herds of cattle
| signed for test under the federal ac-
| credited herds plan. A special federal
ester is assigned to Clark county.
Fire, at Aberdeen, the origin Of
which could not be determined. COM
pletely destroyed the building occu-
pied by the Aberdeen branch OF the
]. I. Bellman Produce company. The
| contents were also a total loss.
The report of the secretary Of state
will show the receipts Of that depart.
nent to have been $33,109.26 for the
fiscal year ending June 80 last, q net
ain OF $S.621T5 over the receipts Of
he previous year.
Tbs Faux county farm bureau is
loing constructive work for the farm.
ers through the introduction OF good
seed. Last spring the organization dis
ributed seed for 1000 acres of alfalfa
Ind sweet clover.
At a mass meeting of citizens Of In
terror, a volunteer fire department
vas organized and steps were taken to
cur the necessary f~ire.fighting
equipment to make the town safe from
disastrous fires.
During the past few years the Sphinx
county farm bureau has handled ap-
proximately 100000 pounds Of wool for
he farmers at a profit of from 5 to
10 cents per pound above the usual
price.
At q special election held at Worth
ng a majority Of the voters expressed
themselves as opposed to the issuance
II bonds for the erection of d new
consolidated school building there.
The Flandreau city council has
awarded the contract for a water fill
-ering plant which is to be installed
here, so the residents of F%landreau
will have a pure water supply.
A number of the farmers and resi-
Tents Of MObridge have become inter
asted In the organization Of a co-opera-
i've company, which will install a Co
operative store in Mobridge.
Robbers backed a truck up to the
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White and loaded on $4,000 worth OF
he most expensive goods in the store
md made their escape.
The new consolidated school build
ng at Orland rapidly is nearing COM
D~letion. When completed it will be II
If the finest consolidated school build
.ngs In South Dakota.
Work has commenced on remodel.
ng the Baptist church in AlcesteT
which will be made into one OF the
,inest edifices of its kind in Southern
south Dakota.
A big farm bureau membership
campaign with 237 solicitors in the
lield will be conducted in Edmunds,
Grown, Sphinx, Clark, Hand and Lyman
Counties.
Forty of the $50 rural schools and
,chool rooms in Brown county have
become members of the Junior Red
Cross society of the county.
During the past year the Penning-
ION county farm bureau has succeeded
n poisoning about 5000 acres OF land
infested with prairie dogs.
The Roberts county farm bureau has
started and helped organize three
drainage districts and has five others
Ii process OF organization.
Weary Wiilies'' are hitting the
trail to the sunny south as winter
approaches and harvest in the north
has drawn to a close.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Whealey, who
came to Minnehaha county in 1875, Gel
ebrated their fifty-second wedding an
niversary recently.
A $1,000 live stock sales pavilion has
been constructed at kennebec through
The efforts of the Lyman county farm
bureau.
A recent snowfall throughout the
Black Hills will make conditions ideal
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