The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-30

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Northwest

Northwest
Rodelm, s. Drops to the south OF
here were damaged from Is to SO per
cent BY q hailstorm which swept
through the most fertile region in that
district.
Helena, Mont.-The Montana Phar.
maceutical association held a two dsv
convention here. George l.. Ramsey,
president OF the Helena Commercial
club, made the address of welcome.
Camp Creeks, s. D.-Ranchers near
Long Pine Hills are planning q wolf
drive on July Is in an effort to rid the
region OF gray wolves which have been
causing heavy loss among cattle and
sheep.
Aberdeen, 8. D.-M. w. Williams,
former secretary of the Aberdeen com
mercial club, has been elected secre-
tary of the commercial club Of st.
Cloud and will leave to take his new
position.
Helena, Mont.-The annual conven-
tion of the Montana Medical associa-
tion began here today with an address
OF welcome by Governor Sam v. Stew
art. H. T. Roads OF Missoula, made a
response for the delegates.
Winnipeg, Man.-Reports from Mani
toba and Saskatchewan farming dis
tricts of continued dry weather are SO
serious that the crop outlook is now
considered nothing but u~nfavorable in
. large portion of western Canada.
MissOula, Mont.-Chief Forester w.
b. Greeley Of the United States forest
service arrived here to inspect the To-
cal offices. He is on his way to Alas
ka, where he will formulate plans for
the establishment Of pulp mills there.
Pierre, 8. Don account of the wet
cold spring. the hopper" pest wa a
little late In showing up this spring,
but with the past few warm days they
are reported to be showing up In num-
bers IN several different sections Of
the state.
MinOt, N. D.-Minot rejected an or
dinance proposing municipal ownership
" public utilities. The vote was $50
for the ordinance, and 877 against, in
the special election called by the city
commission ct the instance OF the la
Dor faction.
La Crosse, Wis.-After three months
Of dissension and negotiations be-
tween the warning factions, the build
ing trades strikes In La Crosse ended
when 500 men agreed to so back to
work under conditions pronounced sat
tsfactory to either side.
Helena, Mont.-A meeting or the
Montana Highway Improvement asso'
citation and other advocates Of good
roads Is being conducted to outline
definitely the campaign to be waged in
the state for the issue of $15,0 600 ,0O0
IN state bonds for highway purposes.
Pierce. s. D.-The coal situation
here il receiving much attention from
executive officers Of the state. Every
e6ort ID being made, 1t is declared, to
NEST the existing conditions, and as
ran ID being given by those in
charge Of the situation that a sufficient
supply 81 coal will be brought into this
section.
Dfckinson, N. Din an alleged con
fonsicn, signed BY Mrs. Frank Hickey
Who claims she was an eyewitness
Nm. Hickey charges her husband
Nth the murder OF Eben Wood at the
Hickey ranch On the north fork Of thu
Little Missouri river in April Of last
yer. The confession Is In thes hands
" county authorities.
Aberdeen, s. D.-Pitot John Malone
1ytns ! piano for 9 "nying circus fell
1oo fset at Selby. s. D., at the Wa
W0rth county fair and was severely In
t0Fo6. according to Information re
eSlsed IA Aberdeen. The plane arose
x1oyo 100 feet and turned over com
l1toly, nose diving into the ground
sIiIseeking 4 completely.
gnreO, ". D.-Splendid crop pros
GoGkS prevail throughout North Da
d except Tor . few isolated sections
Mhieh there II insufficient moisture
y rovealed IA : comprehensive
nHS1toW |of the crop situation prepared
Q11ained local observers show
s chat fhe states agricultural out
y pnnsoally bright.
S 6Sf Nont.-In the first 10 days
B 1bonth there we're SO forest
pIpfftct ~. ! Of the United
1Ils3 1efvioe, according to fg
Thts number exceeds
p1fiod tor July il
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