The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-04-19
Wases paid for man and team,

this year will show q bIg reduction in
South Dakota from former years.
What will be about the average pay
been fixed by the county commission
ere ot Hutchinson county. The
schedule ed in that county is: For
one man, rs cents per hour; for two
horse team, Is cents per hour; four
horse team, 81 cents per hour, engine
man. ~ cents per hour; grader man,
So cents Pcs hour; %forenluh. "a cents
per hour. The pay for dragging roads
wss fixed ii. ~ cents per running
Mile, tor engine ~drassIhs, 81 per
TuHtllls mile.
to- The p4ip ose of developing the
janylng industry OF South Dakota and
getting this state to take its placa il
what is considered the permanent
1airv belt of the nation, a group Of men
gathered in Huron and formed what
will be known as the SoG.h Dakota
association tor Dairy Development.
The organization G.Gup represented
bankers, farmers. da:rsmen, livestock
y dISCIS INV tAuo u NAO
state, the farm bureat. tn. press and
State college dairy experts.
Yankton will have a triple launch
ing as soon as the Missouri river there
permits. The ferry boat B.. A. Doug
lass has been prepared n is ready
c. used in constructing the Meridian
C.. used in constructing the Maridian
Highway bridge sutstrncture, is bal
ancing on its way; n q large cover
Ell barge to be used in building the.
long grade approach at the Nebraska
side Of the bridge, housing the suction
pumps, is also ready to side in.
Papa" Joffrc, beloved patriot OF
France, who is now tonriag America,
has been invited TO visf Sioux Falls
On his way east. From present indi.
cations. there is every reason to be-
iievs that the field MARSHAL OF the
Frenci. armies will accept the invita-,
ton.
The production Of honey is becom.
ing quite an industry on many Of the
farms CT Lake ounty It has been
sscertaineG that over 40 farmers have
one or more hives of bees, while
others are planning adding this in.
dustry to their other activities.
An effort is being made to have
the valuation on real estate in Moody
and other counties reduced from $40
to $15 an acre. County auditors of
IL counties in the southeastern part
OF the state will meet at Sioux Falls
soon to consider this question.
The court Of small claims, which is
conducted as an auxiliary Of the
court of Justice William Tullar in
Hudson. is proving a success in clear
ing up cases and thus preventing
their taking up the time of the state
circuit court.
A bond issue of $3OO,O 900 for two
new school buildings, one on the east
and the other IN the southwest side.
was called for in a resolution passed
by the Sioux Falls board OF education,
May 3 being set for the date of the
election.
On April 25 the city council Of
Castlawood viii open lids for the sale
of $1S.00G in bonds, which were voted
to purchase the electric light system
there ron private parties who have
been operating it.
Hog ~raisers of Clark and adjoining
counties report that the recent cold
weather killed quite a number of little
pigs. many of which were only a few
days old when the cold weather was
experienced.
The local commercial club has taken
UP the project OF providing Draper
with an electric light plant Through
the efforts Of the club a volunteer
tire department has been organized.
The North Central Association of
Colleges and Secondary schools, in.
Guiding Is states. has placed the
Lennon high school on the accred.
tied list OF that organization.
Gov. McMaster has appointed form.
er Circuit Judge Carl G. Sherwood. Of
Clark. to succeed the late Judge
Charles Whiting on me supreme
bench OF South Dakota.
1t is expected that June 4 will be
selected as the date for the dedica-
ton OF the new Evangelical church
edifice. which is nearing completion
In Yankton.
Plans have been completed for
building a new $4,000 schoolhouse in
Loyalton this summer. The bonds
have been sold and the money now is
On hand.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Soluble, who
for some time have been tenants on
a farm IN Brown county, rave disap-
rrared under mysterious circum.
stances.
The Hereford breeders of Jerauld
county. have formed a breeders as
ISOLATION to be known as the Jerauld
county Hereford Breeders associa-
ton.
William Schroeder, age 66 years,
blew the top OF his head off at his