The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-12

planned to secure b Use OF the race
track at the fair grounds in Lennon.
The same racing cars and drivers that
make the Aberdeen races will come
to Lennon, Present plans are to
have the race meet extend owe two
days, the a dates to be determin-
ed upon later.
Grow Greek Indian Agency.-The
Sioux Indian farmers Of the different
districts OF this reservation have been
holding a series of meetings in CON-
pliance with recommendations Of
Indian Commissioners Burke, who
urges the Indian farmers OK this and
other reservations to take steps to-
ward a five-year industrial campaign
on all the reservations.
Chamberlain Members of the local
American legion post have gone on
record as fayoring a bond issue of
$4,000 for the purpose OF erecting
a city hall in Chamberlain. Such a
building is badly needed. The matter
of issuing the proposed bonds probab-
ly will be submitted to the voters at
the annual city election in April.
Huron.-The preliminary spring
labor survey of the South Dakota
Farm Bureau federation shows a
probable need Of about 1900 more
farm hands than are now available.
Wages offered vary from normal to 10
or 15 per cent higher than those paid
last year, and include board, lodging
and laundry.
Henry.-Ex-service men OF Henry,
affiliated with Codington County
Post No. II (Watertown) of the
American Legion since it's organiza-
ton, propose to have a post of their
own They have held a preliminary
organization meeting and have made
formal application for a charter.
Huron.-As the result of a meeting
held here by state officers of the
knights OF Columbus, the establish
ment of subordinate councils OF
knights OF Columbus clubs in small
towns subordinate to the larger
cities, will be taken up with the
various councils in the state.
Canova.-Mrs. Betsy G. Cation,
known all over Miner county as
Grandma" Cation, passed away at
her home here at the e Of SO, of
pneumonia. She is survived by 4
children, IA grandchildren, 43 great
grandchildren and 3 great great
grandchildren.
Brookings.-The purchase Of a resi-.
dence and lots in the heart of tho
residence district Of Brookings and
the converting of the building into a
home for the American legion and
the lots into a playground for children
is the plan of the IA federated clubs
of Bookings.
Redfield.-Redfield is going in for a
vigorous fire prevention campaign.
Since the new waterworks improve
ments were installed premium payers
in the city have been anxious to
secure a readjustment of the rate ia
compare with the setter facilities for
fighting fire.
Faith.-At a special election
| citizens of Faith gave a big majority
for the proposition Of issuing bonds
for public improvements. Bonds OF
$2S, 900 were voted for a water system
and $12, 900 for a sewer system, with
$1,000 additional for a light plant.
Pierre.-The supreme court has
issued an order r~einstating Pat
Morrison, of Mobridge, to the prac'
tice OF law in this state, Mr.. Morri
son was disbarred by action of the
supreme court about three years ago
Canova.-S. f. LAWYER, Of this city
has made a notable record as carrier
on a rural route running out from
Canova. A few days ago he com
pIeted 20 years service as carrier
On this route.
Aberdeen.-CitiZens Of Aberdeen
will vote on the proposition of issuing
bonds not to exceed $4,000 for the
erection of a new North Side life
station No. 2. at the spring election
on April II.
Miller.-Steps will be taken At once
looking to the early erection Of a city
building in Miller, for which the
voters at a special election authorized
the issuance of bonds in the sum Of
$4,000.
Fairburn.-The 12-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Yancy choked
TO death. Though her parents, assist
ed by neighbors, did all in their
power, she died in a short time.
Salem.-The county commissioners
in cooperation with the Salem City
council. are arranging to gravel ar
extensive stretch of streets in Salem
this spring.
Provo.-It is estimated that over
500 cattle are effected by the disease
known as the scab, near Provo
according to State Field Veterinarian
J. /. Ruddy.
Tyndall.-Tyndall is getting to be
quite a shipping point. During. tho
time between March / and March IL
here we're SO cars Of stock shipped tc
the market.
Olivet.-The Olivet Community club
has rented the large Riverside pari
on the James river near Olivet, anC
will give a celebration on the Fourth
Of July.
Fairburn.-John Hanson, wealthy
rancher. was SO severely injured wher
his team ran away that he died from