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barn with the winter supply Of grain
and with II a COW and several calves.
The fires are becoming SO umerou
in that section. and starting at such
unexpected locations and times that
the farmers are wondering what can
be done to determine just what is
the cause Of all OF them.
Breekings.-Gov. w. Fl. McMaster
and the tive opposing candidates for
governor Of South Dakota, Alice Lor.
raine DAILY and Louis N. Grill, will be
guests at State college on Hobo day,
October %. Each of the gubernator.
ial candidates will deliver a five.
minute non-political talk to the as
sembled thousands at the State
college-South Dakota university foot
ball game.
Gettysburg.-Faulkton, Gettysburg,
0nida and the other towns along the
route from Redfield to Pierre, are
complaining bitterly over the failure
OF the North Western road to rein
state the trains pulled off of this line
during the strike which was settled
nearly a month ago, and are wonder
ing when the trains will be put back
on again.
Pierre.-The first warrants In pay.
ment for the 1922 hail losses in this
state have been Sent out by the state
hail insurance department. These
payments covered 20 counties, and
will distribute approximately $500, 900
among those who we're losers by hail
this season.
Custer.-At a meeting here the
county commissioners of Custer coun.
ty refused to make an appropriation
for the support OF a county agricul-
ttural agent during the coming year,
and it is probable the matter will be
submitted to a vote of the people OF
the county.
Canova.-After a delay of a few
days work has been resumed on the
Canova hospital. which is being
erected by a syndicate of Canova
business men. The work OF construc-
ton now will be pushed, the plan be
ing to have the hospital completed by
Dec. Is.
Volga.-Despite the low market
price of % cents a bus hel for Ohio.
and 80 cents a bushel for white pota
toes, over rs carloads have been
shipped from this point thus far this
fall, and more would have been ship
ped but for q shortage of cars.
Authorization viii have a new
waterworks system suitable for do.
nestle purposes and fire-fighting in a
town several times Ashten's size as
the result Of a recent special election
when S17.eso waterworks bonds were
voted almost unanimously.
Yankton.-The town oil Mission
Hall, six miles east OF Yankton, IA
now equipped with a water system
and will o be supplied with cleo.
tricity from the power plant at Yank.
ton. Construction Of power lines is
now in progress.
Canten.-The banks Of Lincoln
county. in order to encourage boys
and girls in club work. have offered
see TO be used for educational trips
TO the International Livestock expo
siti0n at Chicago in the fall OF 1923.
Yankton.-Organization Of the
Yankton golf club, with a charter
membership OF Is, has been made
here. and Steps viii be taken at once
o improve the course that has been
laid out north Of the city.
Pierre.-The next legislative SEES.
sion will be called upon to provide
about Sl0,eee to care for wolf bounty
certificates which could not be paid
out Of the appropriation provided for
that purpose.
Deadwood The Custer Peak Cop.
per company. OF Deadwood, has rein.
corporated. as Its original charter had
expired by lapse Of 20 years. The new
corporation Is capitalized at 81 1000.
900.
Brookings.-The Brookings County
Farm bureau has developed several
projects Of considerable importance
for the near future, the first Of which
is a big Farmers day. November /.
Beresford.-The laying of the bind.
er coat Of asphalt has started here
and II is the plan to rush this work
apidiy until four blocks Of paving
have been completed.
Lake Andes.-A WATERFOWL com
pany has been awarded the contract
-or constructing additions to the Lake
Andes public school building at a cost
OF 10000.
Kennebec.-Kennebec's new light
ing system Is expected to rank among
the best In the western part Of the
state when completed.
Sioux Fallss-More than 700 new
members have been added to the list
OF the farm bureau federation in Min
nshaha county.
S~turgis--The hotel building at the
famous Crystal Cave. about six miles
from Piedmont, was destroyed by fire.
Salem.-Salem In probably to have
a filtration system for its city water
supply In the very near future.
okaton.-Liyestock from the Okla
ton district 10 being shipped to east
crn markets.
vermillion.-For the first time In
the history Of the state q woma.. has
delivered an address from the pulpit