County Board approves multiple 1917 refunds and bills
The minutes list motions approving refunds for Frank Bartanok and R M Radway, and a report on insanity case Anna Binder. Numerous county fund bills are allowed, including auto hires, ditch work, sewer work, coal bin, stenography, and various suppliers. Bridges were ordered from Iowa Bridge Company and bids invited for a 40 horsepower gas traction engine. Deputy and clerical positions approved, and bids for steel cells and courthouse projects opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bartanok
R. M. Radway
Vale
Commissioners of Insanity
Anna Binder
Ed Fridrich
Auto Hire
A Krall Auto Hire
L Beals
Marie Austera
Reg. of Deeds Office
Nick Zieser
Zohn Berringer Jr
Rud Yechout
Leo Smith
Grant Spohn
Dak. Cent. Tel. Co
Jos
Soukup Blacksmithing
Western School Supply Co
Mery Plattner
John W Wallsee
Editorial: Morris Announces Full War Strength for State Regiments
Adjutant General Morris states that the state's infantry and cavalry regiments are now at full war strength. A July law requires dimmers on all electric headlights of motor vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
South Dakota Code Revised by Governor Norbeck Panel
Governor Norbeck appointed a three member committee to revise the South Dakota code. J. D. Haney of Mitchell serves as chief reviser, joined by J. B. Hanten of Water town and G. N. Williamson of Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Norbeck
J. D. Haney
Mitchell
J. B. Hanten
Watertown
G. N. Williamson
Aberdeen
Hoover Says Foal Gamblers Robbed Nation of 250 Million
Herbert C. Hoover, national food commissioner, claims foal gamblers have robbed the public of 250 million dollars in five months. He criticizes Congress for quibbling and delaying remedies. A shift of statesmen in Congress is urged to meet a critical time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Hoover
Congress
Registration figures show near finale for country
With almost complete returns the registration for the country is 0,611,814. The Liberty Loan has been oversubscribed and some of the heaviest subscribers will be unable to get all they signed for. These items of news will not make agreeable reading for the Kaiser, but it is a pretty good showing for the perpetuation of democratic forms of government.
Peculiar Landis ruling on South Dakota express rates
Judge Landis finds intrastate rates in South Dakota not shown as unreasonable but lower than interstate rates, disadvantaging Sioux City shipments. State portions in Sioux City's trade area must raise intrastate rates, other areas may stay. Rationale questions fairness and impact on Sioux City citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
South Dakota
Sioux City
Norbeck Addresses Milbank G A R En Campment
Governor Norbeck delivered an oratorical address at the Milbank G A R encampment. He urged victory in the war, praising fathers of the country and heroes of earlier conflicts, and calling for aid to Belgium and France while honoring treaties and sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbeck
Milbank
Belgium
France
Editorial about enforcing treaties and preventing war in Europe
Editorial argues nations must enforce treaties to avert future wars and avoid triggering global conflict by individual actions. It then shifts to a South Dakota agricultural notice detailing 177 signers growing nearly 1600 extra acres of potatoes across 87 communities, with guidance on spraying for potato blight and disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
South Dakota
Geo. W. Dixon
State College Extension Division
Chas David Very Ill as report reaches Hutchinson
In Hutchinson Herald Chas David is described as very seriously sick and unconscious part of the time. The piece notes Karl Ulmer sold twelve sheep wool to John Roth at 45 cents per pound totaling 59.85, about five dollars per head. It remarks on past wool prices and sheep values, and lists county demographics on nationality status and disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. David
Karl Ulmer
John Roth
Krall Returns Home From For aybhy Mont to Avon
von Clariom John Krall expresses dissatisfaction with the location at For aybhy Mont and returns home to Avon. He will continue his duties in the jewelry department at Hagarty Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von /Clariom
John Krall
Foraybhy Mont
Avon
Mr. Krall
Hagarty Drug Store
Commissioners' Proceedings. ndall S D June 6 1917
Board of County Commissioners met in pursuance to adjournment. Pres Dirks chairman Jos Lloyd Patterson Frank Daub J Maus county auditor TL A facs aheriff. Absent W A Ib ie Pas Pee
County Board OKs school books contracts and pays commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners met in the afternoon and authorized Chairman Chas Dirks to sign contracts for school books adopted by the county board of education. Commissioners were paid salaries and mileage: Dirks 17.00, Wagner 12.10, Patterson 22.60, Cobb 59.50, Daub 15.00, Eads 3.00. The meeting adjourned sine die with attestations by Dirks and Maus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Dirks
Jos. V. Wagner
Lloyd Patterson
Frank Daub
Jack J. Mays
L. A. Eads
W. A. Cobb
Iowa Bridge Company
Ernest Klasna
Frank Plattner
Kniffin Aragging
J Hornstra
H Dykstra
E Echelberger
Holy
Ed Fridrich
John Stanec
Ladislav Holas
John Streit
Christ Kaul
Guat Fridrich
L A Krall
Martin Daub
Orrie Britton Jr
Sting Carda la
J Varilek
E Mudder
W Wormsbecher
Henry Fridrich
Joe Haney
E Gimbel
M B Welfi
John Cap
Jos Petrik
Geo Cuka
Frank Sykora Ee
Fritz Sternhagen
Jos Sykora
TV Ptak Lbr. Co. Culverts
Tini Beatie
Expresa
Clark
Surveyor
Lillian
Cooper
Staley Krier
Bee & C
Walkes
L A Robinson
Wallace
sen-Republican
I Grader Co
Tja Robinson
McBurney
Ib B
Glusner
JA Dvorak
LW Wallace
Anton Bambas
E Thornton
E Horky
Vincent
John Mulleague
Court House
Taplett
Nick Zieser Jr
Red Leser
Jones
Wagner
Karl Schmoll Jr
Auto Hire
Eads
John Blazek
Chas
Dirks
Jack
Maus
Board of County Commissioners
Dirke
County Board of Education
Qhas
Jos. W. Wagner
L. Patterson
W A Cobb
Jack J. Maus
Belgian relief drive organized in Scotland and vicinity
A committee for Belgian relief was set up in South Dakota weeks ago with prominent state leaders, including the governor, supporting a countywide canvass to raise funds for Belgium’s distressed population. Scotland and vicinity will be surveyed to secure contributions, already aided by $40 from schools and citizens, and churches and organizations urged to publicize the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Scotland
Belgium
B. Steece
Sap
Lla
Suit to Order Two Piece Set With Cap Matches
Tailored two piece suit offered with a coordinating cap option to complete the match. Cap and suit available in matching fabrics and colors, designed for a cohesive formal or business casual look.
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Jon
Tyndall
S. D
Chas. Dirke
Loyd Patterson
I'Beam
Auto Fund
Vine Lip
John Crane
Carl Plattner
Jac. Nyhouse
John Deutscher
Kowalski
Gus Kok
Agsak
Ed Keplinger
Nahtan Max
Alter
James Placek
John Schneider
Emanuel Gemar
Stverak
Wm. Gemar
Julius Max
Jos Paboda
James Matuske
James Benesh
Thos. Simke, Jr
OL Bhono
Tabor Auto Co
Welk Bros
Gobbe
RAM Radak
Reed
Tyndall Register
TV Ptak Lbr
Peter Wesseling
Tyndall’ Hardware Co
Reginister of Deeds
Youn
CE. Bixby
Garth, Nee Reet
Editorial
Gomment
F. E. McCall
State College
The
Hutchinson Herald
Hutchinson County
Commissioners’ Proceedings
Otto Schmierer
Clothes
Hering and
Wanek the Tailor
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