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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20

ia perka, mes pigi. Seniau
svarui reikedavo moketi ikl
43 centQ:
zymiai atpigo il zalias va
ris. II ia perka vokieciai.
Vienas amerikonas, nese-
mai is Vokietijos gryzdamas,
savo mergaitem parveze dvl
leles. Viena paprasta lele,
,1lz kolia seniau reikedavo
mok6ti viena doleri, bet Sian
die kainuoja penki dol. Ta
lele amerikonas VokietlJoJ
pirko uz 80 centu.
Kita lala kur-kas puilzesne.
Cia uz tokia reiketq uzmoke-
ii apie so doleriQ. A!meriko-
mas uzmokejo Tx du doleriu.
Is to CANA aisku. kaip tai
yra pigQs isdirbiniai Voheti-
je palyginus su isdirbiniais
Amerikoje. zinoma, tas svar
biausia del to, kad vokiecW
pinigu kursas nupuoles.
Bet kuomet vokieeiai visu
tamprumu pasistnms su pre-
kiu gaminimu il j visas sails
savo prekes pigiau pristatys,
su laiku If jp marke laipsnis-
kai inns kilt r pagalau at
.sieks normali padejima. Bet
.jau tuomet vokieciai bus lai-
.meje pasaulio turgavietes II
tik svilpaus.
zinomas daiktas, j Anne
rikos turgavietes vokieeiu
prekas iisspradziq plaukia IS
leto. Bet kaskartas ju he-
kyle darosi Wis didesne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20

KAUNAS. Is Kauno. isva
aavo gale liepos menesio myz
kytoju ekskursija is 70 Emo.
niu. Kadangi Sta ekskursi-
ia yra rengiama mokslo tiks-
lais, uz tat jai vadovauja ze--
mes ukio ministerijos valdy-
tojjas, geologas Matul'bnis,
zoologas Ivanauskas, botani-
kas Vailionis, priv. doc. Jos.
dele. zada aplankyti: Pane:
mum, Bitenus. Rambyna,
Klaipeda, Jodkrante, Nida,
Palanga, siaulius, Ryga If
Talina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
.MEKSIKOJE PERSEKIO-
JANA kUNIG|JA.

a u Z
GUADALAJARA, Meksikas,
rugp. 5 (suvelinta). Cia
municipale valdzia simtu do
lieriq bausmes nubaude Arki-
vyskupa Francisco Orosoco y
Jiminez uz tai, kad jis isejo
gatven yyskupiskuose rubuo-
Sc. .HFiY
Policijos virsininkas pare
de arestuoti visus kunigus,
kurie pasirodys gatveje suto-
nuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
NEPAVYKo.

Norwood parke ana nakti 2
plesiku isikrauste vaistinen.
Trecias stov9jo lauke sargy-
boje.
Netiketai uzejo policmonas.
Sargyboje stovintis sprudo i
laukus. Kitu du policmonas
suGiupo If vedesi prize patro-
lines skrynutes.
Teciau abudu puolesi beg
ii. Nepavyko. Policmonas a
budu pasove.
BuVes sargyboje, ty. treeias
s6bras, praausus atrastas kor.
nuose pasislepes. Paimtas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
MoTERU vE1K1MAs..

KRAKTA1. Cia tapo istei-
gtas L. k. Moteriu skyrius
kovo 81 d., 1920 m. Xxi Nau-
jq 19211metq j draugija isl
raSe II mare. Draugija, kad
'igijus pinigQ, iSnuomavo is
Krakiq klebono 352 ketvirt.
sieksnius zemes bulvems pa
sodinti, kurias rudeni surin-
kus il pardavus,, padaugino
draugijos ineigas. Tais pa
eiais metals buvo surengtos
paskaitos, kurias lake S. Mil
vidaite apie "Moteriq drau-
gijini gyvenima If viesaji
darba." Paskui buvo isnes-
tos kelios rezoliucijos. y NJ.
D-jos Centro Taryba turi
kreipties j st. Selma, kad pa
starasis isleistp istatyma ell
getu buviui sutvarkyti. p Tu
ri butt isnesta kuogreieiau-
siai istatymas griezto uzdrau-
dino alkogolio pardavineji-
mas. Milicija turi kovoti su,
slaptais degtindariais. 3
Panaikinti prostitucija
Norma pastatyti namas
moteriu Svietimo ir labdary7
bes reikalams. Trys dienos
buvo paskelbta "geliq diena
draugijos naudai.
Krakiu skyrius kuo galejo
prisidejo TeVynes Gynimo
komitetui Kasoje pinigal y
.ra 2,668 auksiniai.
Pirminnike O. BandSeme,
Rastininke s. Mil0idaite.
- -s-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
C CHICAGOJE.
MIESTO MAJORAs PAVAR-
co PARADOS METU..

PraneSta, Chicagos miesto
majoras didziai pavarges bu-
vusios pazangos parodos me
tn. Mes vsias laikas mazai
miegojes. Darbavesis, kad tik
pavyktp paroda.
Paroda pavyko. Dave gra
zaus pelns, kuriuo siandie ne
pasidalinama.
Tuotarpu majoras atsilsiui
iSkeliauja kur tai j paezerius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
"GRAzUs" CHICAGos
REKoRDAS.

simet per praeitus Z mene-
sius Chacagoje zmogzudystes
padidejo sulyginus su per-
nyksseeiais metals. Tas pat ga
las ir su sauzudyst6mis.
zmogzudysciq per praeitus
Z nanesius buvo SO. Pernial
tue laiku buyo So.
q Sauzudysciu per Z men. bu7
vo 81. eli perniai tue laiku
SO.
Praeita para chicagoje pa
vogta II automobiliq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
PASIULYTA DoMINIJA
TAI VISKAS.
Atmetus pasiulyma - bus
pragaistis.

LONDONAS, rugp. 20. -
Pak6luS Sumanymq parlamente
atstovamS init atostogQ Hgl
Spalip m3neSio, vakar premle-
ras Lloyd George nu6jo par
lamentan il praneS6 vyriausy-
b6s nuSiStatymq Airijos klau-
sine.
Premieras pazymtjo, kad jei
Airijoje pad6tis inns arSeti,
tuomet parlamentas bus kuo-
veikiaus suSauktas Speclal6n
session. Pc paskeIbimo ] IS
valandas parlamentas tureS
veikti.
Airijos klausime premieras
praneS6, jog Anglijos vyriau-
syb6 Airijai paSiQla sQlygas
tokiaS, kick tik gall is to Bri-
tanijos imperija iSeiti garbin-
gai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
AMERIKA TAIKOSI SU
VOKIETIJA.

WASHINGTON, rugp. 20.
= Cia praneSta, kad taikos
tarybos Suv. Valstijq su Vo-
kietija pasekmingai vedamos,
Sakoma, jog tarybos veikiai
busia pabaigtos,- kuomet bus
padarytos definitives sally.
gos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
BULGARIA. SELPIA BA-
DAUJANGIUS RUsUS.

SOFIA, Bulgaria., rugp. 20.
= Bulgarijos vyriausyb6 Vi
sokiomis priemonemis duoda
kencianciai nuo bado
rusQ tautai.
Seniau savo Sally dave prize
CLAUDIA 5000 rusu kazokams.
Dabar nusprende priimti II
maitinti 100000 rusQ vaikq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
DAUG CIGARETU sURU-
KOMA.

WASHINGTON, rugp. 20.
-Paskelbta, pereitais metals
Suvienytose Valstijose buvo
pagaminta arti 62 miliardQ ci-
garetq. Is tn apie Is miliardq
gi visi kit mill
ardai suvartoti mamie.
Cigarq gi perniai buvo pa
gaminta arti 9 miliardai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
SRRBIJOS KARALIUNAS
SERGA PARYzIUJE.

PARYzIUS, rugp. 20.
Kuomet t6vas mire Belgrade,
Jugosla7ijos karaliunas re-
gentas susirgo Gia If Siandie
pasidaves ligoninen.
PraneSta, jog jis negales
dalyvauti tevo laidotuvese.
Mes jam bus daroma operaci-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
UzKABINETOJAS GAVO
KAILIN.

George Psemaulas 80 me-
tn, vidumiesty uzkabino pra-
einaneia Miss Eleonor En-
mel, 19 m. " tai susibagu-
siu zmoniQ skaudziai apmus-
tas. il iSgelbejo policija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
VARsAVOJE CHOLERA.

BBRLYNAs, rugp. 20. =
IS Rusijos choleros If Siltines
epidemija persim, Lenkijon,
neziurint stipriai saugojamp
pasieniQ, Cholera apsireiskia
If pacioj Varsavoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
2eO,9S9 DoLER1U
BONUSAIS.

Yellow Cab Company Chi
savo darbininkams is
mokajo 26O,989.63 bonusais.
Tai dalis kompanijos pelno.
Bonusus gavo 2,30O darbinin-
kQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20

y ~ H = |.
sAsNA;VA. 7 visuotina.
Sasnayos L. K. Moteriq d
jos susirinkima atvyko l15
nariu. Vienbalsiai nutare,
kad 1. K. NJ. d-jjos Centro.
Taryba padarytu atatinka-
mus zingsnius j valdzia, kad
j Sasnavoje esaneia ]. Va
rijaucko smukle arba visiskai.
panaikintu, arba nors sventa-.
dieniais uzdarytu, nesS daug
per ia nedorybip pildosi: dl
iaunikaieiu tapo nuzudytu,
Z la--1 ;
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
PINGy kuRsAs.

4 Svetimp saliu pinigu verte,
mainant nernaziau 25,C00 dol,
rug. Is buvo tokia pagal Mer
chants Loan & Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterl. syarui 3.5S
Prancijos Sinful frankly III
Italijos Sinful lirp 4.S5
I,ietuyos simtui auks. 100
V5okiesiu Sinful mark. 10
Lenkijos simtui mark. 90
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
Anglia Grumoja Airljai
Airija Nieko Kita Negal Laukti
nuo Anglijos

gu atrial toliau zengia, bal
g6 karingas premieras.
Tuo paGiu laiku uzsieniQ rel
kalp sekretorius Curzon lor-
dQ rumuose praneS6, jog Wy
riausybes pasiQlymai Airijal
yra galutini If apie -tolesnius
nusileidimus negaH but kal-
bos. Atrial negali lauktl pill
nos nepriklausomyb6s, kas rel
kStp atsimetimq nro Britanl-
jos imperijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20

GARDINAs. Liepos q q: q;
buvo eia didelis gaisras. SUI
dege apie so manu-. Ugnyje
zuvo Z lenku zandarai ir ma
zas vaikas. Nuostoliai di-
deli.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
NYKsTA CHoLERos EPI-
DEMIJA.

LONDONAS, rugp. 20.
Laikrascio Daily Herald ko-
Respondents is Maskvos pra-
mesa, kad Pavolgy eholeros e,
pidemija nykstanti. Esa
maziau susirgimQ pagal paciq
bolSevikq versmiQ. /
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
PANDELYs. Liepos 81 d.

I AINDIIIO % IIoPOo = u
Nakeliskip viensedyje pas Jo-
ma Kaupeli dienos metu XII
10 gaisras. Sudege triobesiai
II jo vienturtis sunus, Lion
ginas apie 81 metu amziauss
kuris ibego i tvarta isleisti:
gyvulius ir is ten nebegrizo.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
Gvarantija pasaulio taikal.

Tai kardinalis BrltanlJos
nusistatymo principals velktl
sutinkamai su Suv. EalstlJo-
mis-. Jei Britannia susllles
saimgon su Japonija If tai
koie bus su Suv. Valstijomls,
Pacifiko klausimas bus Tx
raj taikingai iSristas. kuo-
met tas bus padaryta, tuomet
pasauliui ta;ka bus uztlkrln-
ta."
Lloyd George yra nuomo-
mes, kad busimoje nusiglnkla-
Vino konferencijoje tas tlks-
las bus atsiektas II tuomet
nereiks bijotis, kad kas gale
tn sudrmsti taika.
Imperialeje konferencijo-
ie Londone, sake premieras,
nutarta Britanijai tur6ti ka-
TO laivyna lygu bile kokios
didziul6s Sales laivynui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20

jas, gi prireikus, su jomis pa
sitarti.
Pagaliau premieras prane-
Sc, jog imperialeje konferen-
ciioje visai nebuEes aptaria-
mas Airijos klausimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
JOFFRE KELIAUS JAPo-
NIJON.

PARYzIUs, rugp. 20. =
Pranesta, kad prancuzQ armi-
Jos marsalas Joffre .su kokia
tai misijja iskeliaus Japonijon
rugsejo 2 d. Namo ga, gryz
per Amerika,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
Galutinos salygos.

Padav6 airiams sqIygaS to-
kias, kuriQ ribQ jau negalima
toliau perzengti.
Dave piIna laisve airiams
tas salygas aptarti If duoti
atsakymQ, kad paskui nebntQ
nepasitenkinimQ.
Anglia tai visa padard iro-
dydama nori taikOs su Airija,
nori su ia graziuOju Sugyven-
ii.
Bet jei atrial atmeS taS So
lygas, Anglia tuojaus veikS.
Veiks taip, kad paskui atrial
gail6sis savo zingsniO.
Paskutinis zodis.
Bet jau tuomet jiems nebuS
taikos. Jie netur6s su kuo tar
tis.
Tai paSkutinaS AnglijOs ka-
zyr6s paklotos ant stale II te-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20

KELME. Liepos 26 d. cia
kilo didelsi gaisras. Sudege
daug manu-.
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Dominiju vienybe.

Toliau jis pasakojo, kad
imperialeje konferencijoje nu
tarta sustiprinti labiau domi-
nijQ rysius, mes be to butQ SUI
silpninta imperijos pozicija.
Anglia be dominijQ zinios
negali sprest pilnai II difini-
tiviai apie jokius uzsieniq
reikalus. Pirm to, Anglia
privalo painformuoti domini-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
Atrial tariasi.

Savo keliu, airiQ republiko'
MI parlamentas Dublme lalkt
slaptas sesijas il tariasl, kaS
atsakyti Anglijai i jos paslq'
lymus.
Airiu vadai tuo zvilssniu at
sargiai elgiasi. DaugehS ais.
kina, kad de Valeros karlngoS
kalbos. atkreiptos prizes Ang-
liza, buvo tik tuScios bomboS
Sake, iiS taip kalbeJo, Ead
patenkinti airius ekstremls-
tus, kurie tikrai darbuOjasl "
atsimetimq nuo Britanijos.
Bet airiQ parlamentas slap,
tose sesijoSe, aiSkuS daiktaS
kitaip turi reikalus svarstytI
If su atsid1jimu tamyti, kaS
veikiasi Londone, kq rengia
vyriausyb6r ka aple
visa tai sake anglu spauda IL
natsai Angliios parlamentas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-20
Patys bus kalti.

Anglijos parlamente yra ke-
letas balsq, pritaranGiQ Al'l,
JOS atsimetimui. Bet tie bal,
sal. tai keli laSai juroje.
zinovai sprendzia, jog An
gliia nenusileis daugiau. Tai,
pat sako, jog atrial tegu dzlau
giasi gave dominijos laisve'
Mes iei Anglia nepasiduos'
tuomet Airija laukia pragals-
tiS. Tuomet patti Airija bus
kalta.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-07


Tie Grant county teachers insti-
tute which was held Thursday, Friday
end Saturday Of last week in this cit u
was well attended By the teachers cf
the county, ! % being registered, and
in addition "A number who attended
only a part of the program.
The travelling organization. consist
ing Of DR.. W;nship, of Boston. editor
ard educator, Miss Gross, Mrs, Traax
and State Supt.. Shaw proved to lie
exceptionally fine and we're very much
enjoyed on the program Prof. Stakes
Of Aberdeen was the conductor, assist
ed by Prof. Souder and Miss Ne.tie
Johnson.
Six schools of the COUNTY have not
yet opened. according to the reports
of the county superintendent. All of
she schools are supplied with teachers
no trouble being experienced in secur-
irg thein. The last. teachers examina-
tion revealed the fact that four of The
teachers who were hireG did no., pass
the examination and they will be re-
placed by those who did according 70
Miss Johnson
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-07
At The Churches
METHODIST. CHURCH

This is Conference week. All oar
pastors and many of our lay men o.
the state will assemble at Huron for
the annual gathering. Our local
church will be represented by the
pastor and other members of the
church. The conference will probably
close Sunday evening. 1t is not ex
pected tha: many changes in pastors
will be made this year.
The services next SUNDAY will be
conducted by Rev. w. ]. Calfee, a
former pastor Of the church, who is
VOW stationed at Ashland. Wis. pnt
who is here for weeks visit with the
family of his son, Paul Calfee. Mr.
Calfce will preach both morning and
evening.
Prayer and Bible study each Wednes-
day at 7:30 P. M. The public is cor
daily invited to all our services.
Rev. Fred Ray, Pastor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-07

The FIRST r,eeting of the Excelsior
Club was held at the summer horae
Of Mrs. W. B. Saunders at Chautau-
oua Park on beautiful Big Stone lake
The officers for the coming year
are.
PIesident-Mrs. II. A. Riley.
Vice Pres.-M,s. Helen Olson.
Sec 'y-Mrs. Archie Lowth;.n.
Treas.-Mrs. Georpe. Phelan.
South America and Civic Inst cue.
tions will be studied b. the club this
winter. whic,, is the ;weatietl, year If
the clubs activity.
The program as printed for the day
was carried out nicely, after which
six o'clock dinner was enjoyed "
all the members and their guests.
After voting Mrs. Saunders cot
tsge and the lake an ideal place 20
spend a pleasant afternoon all depart
cd for their respective homes.
Reporter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-07

Work on the Yellowstone Trail in
the west end of the county is progress
sing rapidly and satisfactory accord
ing to Commissioner Frank Fransen,
who lives in that part Of the county.
He says that the company is build
ing fine road and is keeping it in
good condition after it has been fin
ished. The grades are high and wild,
and will make an excellent rOadbed.
1t is 70 be hoped that the newly made
roads can be graveled next year so
that the Trails thru the county will ne
in good shape the year around and
the expenditure Of money will not be
lost.
Miss Lois Snyder made a trip u
Groton the first of the week, where
she was to institute temple oi
Pythian Sisters, and from there wen,
to Mo5ridge TO represen the MilbanN
temple in the state body.
Mrs. Sophia Nixson, who had beer
zpcndirE u year or so past with he
IONS and daughters in California, Ore
goA WasAington and North Dakota
arrived home last week, and expect
70 aApend the wiEser At her home j,
Milhanl
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-07
Report of Committee OH Resolutions.
Grant County Teachers institute
Mithank, Sept. 1929, Oct. /, '2l

We the undersigned duly appointed
committee ON resolutions for The
teachers of Grant County, South pa.
kota, in their second annual institC se
held under the new law, do hereby
submit for your cons nsideration and
adoption the following resolutions: S.
/. 70 extend to the people of Mil
bank our thanks and appreciation of
their cordial and hospitable welcome
to and entertainment Of the teachers
of the county and the instructors OF
this institute.
2. TO tender the instructors Of this
institute our heartfelt thanks and
gratitade for their kind, able, cn.husi-
astic, ard effective wori, for ard with
us. in particular would we mention
Prof. staker.who conducted the meet
ings ard DR.. Winship, Supt Shaw ard
Dr.. jerks who held special confer,
enceS.
3. 10 express our appreciation 10
Supt. Sousier for his persistant SER
vice in providing for our every need
and comfort about The place Of meet
ing.
4. 70 thank our County Superin-
tendent. Miss Johnson fer her efforts
in arranging this splendid program;
and to congratulate her on the sue
cess o. this institute.
5. 20 commend all for the demo
cratic spirit so evident 3hrucut the
meetings.
6. TO send copies Of these resoIu-
tions to our county papers for publi~
cation.
Morris Jerlow, Oh.
I'illie Snyder
Mrs. O5to Schutl
A. J. Heffernan
Amy Cesander,
Committee
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-07
FIRE PREVENTION DAY

The President of the United States
and tie Governor of South Dakota
have issued a proclamation recogniz-
ing Sunday, October 8, as fire pref
vention day. According to the records
of the fire marshal of South Dakot:,
the losses by fire so far during this
year has been:
& Property loss. ..... 81 $50 ,GT4.JO
\ Per Capita fire loss. 243
Persons burned to death. 2S
All of these deaths and IS ger cent.
of the property loss was pre,entable.
The annual fire loss in the United
States according to government rec
ords is 10000, ,O0O worth of property
and $1,000 lives, and undoubtedly the
same per cent. of this awful waste
could have been prevented by pro-
per care.
In accordance with this united ef-
fort 10 eliminate as far as possible
in our own community this useless
loss OF property and life. May or Nell
son has instructed the city fie mar.
shall to make an examination of ali
easements to make an examination
of all Easements and cellars on Main
street and all back yards AMI alleys
and report on same. 1t. will be the
part Of wisdom for all concerned to
see that their premises are in proper
condition to prevent fires from catch
ing or spreading. and thus prevent
fire calamity from coming upon Mil
bank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-07
CONGREGATIONAL ASSN
Meeting WELL ATTENDED

& The Northern Association of Con-
ylegational Churches which met at
the local Congregational Church last
week closed its sessions on Frida.'
noon, Sept. 3Oth There were AZ out
of-town delegates in attendance, over
half Of whom were lay delegates. The
entire meeting was characterized by =
spirit Of good fellowship and optirl-
ISM.
The Association sermon which was
delivered by DIR. Johnson of Redfield,
on Wednesday evening was an appeol
to more noble living a. an expression
of our Christian faith. On Thursday
morning Snpt Perrin gave an address
on The Annuity Fund for ministers
in which he urged every minister who
was eligible to enter the fund and
asked all the churches to share the
payment of the annual premiums with
their ministers. Rev. heck OF Water
town and Rev. Canheld Of Turton
gave interesting suggestions in re-
gard to building the church r,ember
ship in the city and country respe:-
lively. In the afternoon session Rev.
Geo. Ross of Clear Lake, Rev. Evans
of Redfield, and Supt. Juell gave in
teresting and illuminating addresses
on various phases Of religious educa-
tion.
On Thursday evening an ordination
service was held during which Rev.
Sharp of Henry, S. d., was ordained.
The ordination sermon was preached
by Rev. Keck of Watertown. Dr..
Malcolm Dana of New York gave an
inspiring address on developments in
Rural churche work in which he stat
ed that the old type of country church
was rapidly disappearing and was be-
ing supplanted by the community
church with q much larger function
and social application of the gospel.
Dr. Dana also held an open forum on
Friday morning on the same question.
liz NOfN OF f1uds HloI HlIS Nsso
given ever to business at which time
a series Of recommendations were
adopted in regard TO the work of the
Young Peoples Assembly at Waubay
FOR the coming year. The Associa
ton voted to meet at Watertown neN5
year and elected Rev. Carl P. BaSt
of Milhank Moderator and Rev. Geo.
Ross o.: Clear Lake Assistant Modera-
tor. Through the Resolutions com
mittee the Association extended voia
of thanks to the local churc,, for its
hospitality and entertainment The
local choir furnished music through
out the Assembly.
This above .aesson was followed
by the Woman's Hour which was in
charge Of Mrs Jueu of Aberdeen and
was devoted to a discussion of the
work Of the Women's Missionary So
cieties.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-07
COUNTY HIGHWAYS. -.
5a TO BE GRAVELED

Tie first project 10 be graveled is
the Yellowstone Trail from this city
to Big Store, a distance Of about IL
miles. The road was graded and put,
in fine shape fast summer. ready for
the graveTxiown Some little work will
he necessary. to put the road in first
class condition at this time, as it has
been washed. to some extent ssince il
was rom pleted% The grsdine costSMa /
s3D6966 per mile, total Of S36y3lt-
Is. The gravetfng-is to be'dohe Ufi-
der the Federal highwas commission
supervision, the coonts Sharing in the
expense of doing SO, (which will be
a cost TO Grant county. Of about sl2,-
900. This cost is entirely covered by
the refund fromJhe State Highway
department, WHO erronSously charged
this county about $1,000 last year.
NeecttAtpnF are move under way by
the county commissioners TO purchase
the necessary gravel for the work.
The gravel wall beSsecureda within the
counsSy if possible 50 that The cost Of
hauling win be reduced as low as
possible. Work will start within a
few weeks and will be continued until
done, unless the weather conditions
prevent. N
The other projects hi the county
on the K r AT the south end and the
Yellowstone at the west end sof the
county will be taken up .naxt and TIE
county commissioners faye-aa under
standing that the Federal commits
sion VIII gravel them .nest summer
This move vtill furnish work for "a
number Of men this winter which will
be very welcome 1t ii part of the
government program to furnish work
fer the unemployed Of the country, as
there is a great deal Of government
work being done
The gravel roads in the county will
be a mig step forward, and we trust
that the good work will continue until
every road has its golden crown cf
gravel.