The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 10

PAGE THE 'S. WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, ENDORSES DRIVE -H. D. Sewell Says Fight On Leprosy Js Most Humanitarian Work Of Age The fight against leprosy, which i be carried on with raised in a nation-wide campaign May characterized as the most liu- i a a i a work ol! this age by Dr. 11, D.

Se el 1, Hurou physic 1 an. Hearty-' endorsement of the campaign which is to on Wednesday by -George C. Fullin- woider, -president -the National Bank was given by the doctor. "Leprosy is an disease characterized by OL the skin and mucous a which can a produce paralyses and death by concomitant disease," Dr. Sewell said.

probably originated in North A i a a dates buck to. 1000 B. and at present its geographical i i i extends over the entira i "most a in the Pacific' the Balkan South America and to a greater or less degree- in the United States. In there were to be 300- lepers.in i but in reality there probably more. In New Orleans alone there were a :100 cases.

In i in 3923 there were to 1)0 at least oiie-halt'-dozen. "There is a leper colony at Carville, Louisiana, which has a bed capacity 500 and congress is a app i a i money to a care of increase in the of these ticiHs. a disease is not heredi- a but is acquired contact of its i i 'origin a a i to authorities it can be a i through' insects and most c-isos- develop between the tenth "and ilr.rtleth year, and a are niore it Reeled than feuuiles. It is commonly a a who study this a the l-jpra-bacillns has no i i i i for any race or i ami every is forth to jga-te -people aflilicted di -enso it, is liable -to i up in any- "Probably i arc and later which come on often very Mul kill the' patient through some a at.e disease due tri 'extreme toxicity OL i a i Pneumonia a i are tov- mi'ital iut'ectiojus as as 'arjphyAia- i i i a horrible method of ('ea'-Ji but comes on and is most distressing. a for us science has been a to diagnose and treat these i i a people who segregated in colonies and by the use of modern i are accomplishing wonders in.

the a i a i of this disease. "At times the newspapers have been cf the treatment, most prevuient- as Chaulmoogra Oil which to a i pec i Ci ef Ce c.t. I- r- ra py Iso is i i i i "A'ost careful i a a is essential also. "All of these things necessitate the- a a i a i i money a although i'lic-? government is" i enormous there is i a crying need for ndrlitional funds. Is a i most lilting that the late General-Wood', was" i a i a in his stamp out this disease in." the "Phili i Islands, should be remembered at this time as one of the great bene- i-tctors of a i and that posterity should work the end that had biased the path for." 'mothers a iul Vl'ute tokens' do'not h'avVriv'ing' mothers.

Preparations arc being made by i mittee to i mothers with 'car transportation to' attend church. GANN VALLEY (By Special Correspondent) The J. Baker and Alice Montague were entertained at the H. J. Trainer home Sunday.

Mrs. Walter Sedgwick returned.Sat- a where she submitted 10 an examination at the Mayo clinic, Mrs. Sedgwick feels a her condition can be improved by i the i prescribed for her at the Clinic. Miss Varna Sedgwick, who is a.stu- dent at Dakota Wesleyau i i a Miss Lcota a accompanied her a to Mitchell Sunday. reruriicr! the same night.

States AttoTiiey H. C. a ret from i Friday, ing an operation there two weeks ago. Mrs. L.awtou and J.

Hughes drove to Mitchell and i home. Mrs'. Li, A. a and i and Mrs. W.

,7. Hughes drove a a The C. C. Swartout company held an a i sale here Saturday. They sold several second a tractors in a a i of used farm machinery.

Roy Stand on ra us was the auctioneer. Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Lawton drove i a i Sunday afternoon. Clara Yakey arrived hero Bonesteel last week. She will spend the w.iill her sisters, Mrs. W. A.

Woolcdge a Mrs. R. L. Wooledgei C. B.

Boeiman a i home Saturday a serving for several 'on the i at Mr. and Mrs. E. H. a and Mr.

and Mrs. H. J. Gates spent Sunday at the C. i i in Kirnball.

in the a noon' they a to Lake Mitchell. (By Special Correspondent) Mrs. Union "Woodruff has from RapicUCity, -to spend the summer" at her home'here. Mr, and Mrs. H.

-B. Gorman returned last weekjrom Florida, where they had been during- winter months. Miss Barnes, who has the schools here 'the past three years; resigned her position this week because of the illness -of! her mother, and has returned to Huron. Two aiito accidents occurred here on the trail weelc. A the cars were badly damaged, no serious i i were received hy the occupants.

John Drost of Salem has been here this week i in a crop on his a Tuesday was skip day tor the' seniors otl Harrold Bchool and they to Red field tospencl the day, return ing about midnight. They visited all or the important places and attended the show iit -the 1 -evening. and. Miss Lea Auch were married on Wednesday at the brider's home, The Rev. Mr.

He'nricha qC Arlington officiated. They will make i in- town, A fine rain of more' than inch last week has put an i to (he grain crop, which is coming up and i i i The Harrold i i club; had a large at their weekly shoot last a afternoon. There were visitors there from Onida and Highmore. Mrs. B.

B. Wells, who has been a patient at tlie Onida hospital tlie. past -two weeks, is now Mrs, Mary ot Meliette; visited here this week i her son, lj. Harris. DESMET (By Special CorvespondoiH) Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. "Emerson an el lhree clilklrcii, Helen Hasche and 'Esther Aberdeen Friday night to visit over a with. -Mr, and Jobn Hasche, Mrs.

IDmev- pareiils Miss Hariche's Miss Hasche Miss are at Nor: Mr. and Mrs. F. Gresn and sons and a drove to HarroU.1 to spend a i the daughter. Miss Blanche, who is a teacher in the school a was homo for the weekend from studies at State college.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Hubbard and "Paul Dutcher came from Brookings i for the M. Andrews, i to 'that city tlie same morning.

B. ol: Oaks, N. Urother oC F. M. A and Mrs.

Adams Dutcher a a a sister oil-Mrs. A a i in De Smet Sunday, called the tragic death on Friday ot F. M. Andrews, ot Watertown visited De Smet a to see his mother. Mrs.

J. E. Floran, and other relatives. Miss Fac'Schlemler, Paul Wainor Whalen wore home from studies a i State college for Sunday. Miss Mina Ely came from Webster to spend Sunday i her mother.

(By Special ebrrespondont) The t'reshnien class and eighth grade Sat- lirrlay evening Frank Faiiger, William Car roll, teacher in iho alsd An -spent which rofvcshments served by Mrs, Fanger and Thero were more 20 a A total fro.m the play, "It Happened in The class netted clear from Aberdeen, Mitchell. and Wolsey were iri at- tfciulanee at the play. Mr. and 'Mrs. Carl Scheel and family were envoute to Lane Sunday i to visit with i car turned over near Alpena, badly damaging the car.

the Leland Scheel, age -12, was i injured, and is' doctor's care at Alpena. The rest or the party escaped with minor cuts and bruises. a Mrs. Frank Fanger, and a Mamie motored to Harrold Sunday, where they spent the day with George J'aiid "Walter-Fanger. A11 o.C the small grain seeding has been completed in this, vicinity and many oC the farmers have finished their potato crop.

A. M. Urquhart and Sam Birks were here irorn Huron Sunday looking aft- or Mr. IJrquhart's land interests. Mr.

and Mrs. JLec Yost an ounce the birth oC a ten pound son, a A i 20. They are former residents oC i but now live south Huron. The banquet will be hold at the church parlors Weclns- clay, May and Mother's Day will be observed at the Methodist church Sun- clay. May 11 1 The Rev.

Mr. Wilson will preach an appropriate sermon All attend the services will recetvYj" a scarlet token for living SHEFFIELD Special.Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. A. Kelly announce the bivih oC-a daughter, Friday, April 2G.

Miss Van Brunt, the Sheffield teach- entertair 1 a her'rela- tives from St. Lawrence at a dinner Sunday at her home in Sheffield. A dance is being sponsored by the Sheffield baseball team, to be given Friday night of this week at the garage. Mr. and Mrs.

a Schmidt and Mr. and Mrs'. G. Schmidt visited at the J. Bottomley home-Sunday.

Dorothy attending school 'in Huron, spent the 'weekend at the JUN. Bieger home. JVAYLAND Alfalfa fjelds making and give There iave' been' no reports -of fields cly- ng out i the past winter. Mrs, Grant Byers, who has been, seriously-iirat-her home here, is mak- ng satisfactory recovery. Carl' Douglas has been caring for her.

first game of the season svaa played here Sunday afternoon, be- Vaylaud and St. Lawrenct; Vayland was defeated, but as" they had not (organized here, the regular players were not all present. Following the -fc'earh was organized with A. J. Kavenscvoft manager and Man- eel Johnston, captain oC the team.

The farmers are hours dtiring- favorable weather to get tho 'corn, fields' ready for a i (By Special Miss Margaret Diithie, 61' Wessing-ton Springs, -visited, here- at sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCullcn and Mr. a Mrs.

Vincent Fox made a trip to Sioux Falls. Mrs. J. Tamblyn- has returned from a visit the'home her son, Loycl Tamblyn, at K- Calendine, ot Huron, district superintendents of telephone com- was- in business. i 1 a ot Wessington Springs, is visiting here with her sister, Viola Aldred.

C. Dwyer took his granddaughter, Miss Gwendolyn Weber, to Yankton college to resume her studies. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deuter.

pioneer residents Hand county live 1G miles ol! Miller, celebrated 'their golden on April-. 15. A of their children who live near were present and each oC them gave their a a i dollar gold piece. The American Legion-Auxiliary i give a May day dance the a i i Wednesday evening, 4-H pig clubs are to. be organized in Hand county in.

charge of Russell Bard, oP the Hand bank. Plans have been made for the organ- Relief from Gas Stomach Pains Dizziness The doctors tell us that 90 per cent of all sickness is due to stomach and bowel troubles. Yon can't be well if your digestion is bad; 'you are likely to get sick unless you relish food and digest it properly. Tanlac has a wonderful record as a relief from digestive troubles, even those of years' standing. Mr.

Charles Axelson, of 1809 2nd 3t. South, Minneapolis, "I was troubled with a disordered stomach arfd loss of appetite. Tanlac put new life in me, I've put on 11 Ibs. and feel as well as I ever did in my life!" If you suffer from gas, pains in the stomach or bowels, dizziness, nausea, constipation, qr Wa Buy Only the Best You Get Only Best 'FARMER'S COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Phone 8389 Exam-Ined 'without obligation. your" with fitted Glasses Sleep sfad are nervous and all -run down, you need Tanlac.

It la go'od, pure medicine, mado of roots, herbs and barks. Get a bottle from your druggist today. Money back if it doesn't help you. Tanlac 52 MILLION BOTTLES USED isation- oE the cliib with L. J.

Thomp-' son, oC Faulkton. district club Jacobs Qtr.jerts, i the P. D. Peterson i i that must be removed to make room for the new brick i i have bought the Trol- nian Bunk i i and 'will move garage and a business there. BONILLA (By Special Correspondent The Bonilla school exhibit was held here Friday evening.

There was a large a a The Domestic encs girls served a free lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKichan- and a a i to i ecld i a morning, i same eveVmg. Roy Anderson also a a i them to Mitchell.

Mrs. Hoi i Kcnison to Red- Cielcl Friday ovoning to consult a doctor there. Mrs. McKichan a i seven guests at her hoine last week in oMier a Mrs. Bartosv'oE.

Platte. Two tables of bridge was played and the prizes' were won by Mrs. A i Winegar and; Mrs; Herbert Miller. A 'guest prize was en to "-A, l.unch was.se-fvcd by Mr. and Mrs.

D. C. Hobart Sat- a ovenirig for i a i and They expect to be gone for several days. Mr, and Mrs. Noil D.

A i to- i i i ing Saturday i The M. 12. Ladies Aid i a a in, the basement. The serving committee was Mrs. a Miss A flu a Anderson and Mrs.

Perry Dlckson. Mrs. Sofronia Payne was the honored guest, because' of her a The "tied a for l- v.o,. ''I. Sutler.

There, were a 20 present. CAVOUR (By Correspond en W. R. Zell of Pearl Creek i was business a i i a Satu a i i a i Cavour to remodel his home in Pearl Creek i The Rev. Tschetter of Lake "Byron was in this woolc.

The a Friday evening was a i ly well attended of Iroquois pur- chased a from l.he vour company this week. Kd i Phil i are a i and i in a crop of. south of r-luron. 'They are i Curl a a i i AVOGNSOCKET, May Js to be cl ean wcol in Woon sock et, "Every resident oil i is expected to improve' 1 the a a a of his The business men are also asked see that the backyards oC their business places are clean. a lias been set on all unsightly premises; on a all- remaining- i i be removed and cost- charged to the owner or renter.

I is hoped thnt all i cooperate in this campaign. HURON CLINIC Sprague Hospital I 1111 is. u. M. D.

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J. A. of I HYAN, TKC1L For en re anil i of i i surgical nnd obstetrical and oyo, "eai'j TIOSU jiiul tlirunt cases. Accredited Training School for Nurses in Connection (By Specia-KCprresppivdent) Born, 'to Mr; Marshall, April -2l a 'daughter. Tire Girl 'Reserves, gave a tea, Satu a from 3:30 iintrl o'clock honoring their Miss Ans a i s.

Haw in of 'Hu ron atteiulGci. was given "by "the girls, in. the assembly room of the high school. was decorated for the occasion. Henry; reported be seriously ill from i a START Your Bird House NOW for the Contest Staged by Huron Chapter Izaak Walton League EVERY BOY AND GIRL IN BEADLE COUNTY MAY ENTER! Judging will be Keld airthe Campbell Park South of Library 2 P.

SATURDAY; MAY 11 'J'HE 31ULKS-- 3 A JJeaOle County boy or g'irl compete for prizes. L' Contest will flivJdeil ln- 1o tivq clas.scs, (a) IVrcn houses and (b) liouses, iA display at TJie park on Saturday, 3Iay 11 at 2 p. 4 AM entries must bear name of boy or girl entering contest, 5 Type of house id left entirely 1o ing'cniiHy of contestant. But 'build 'it. lines best adapted for birds, 0 In each division there will be cash prizes.

First, second, third, $2, Kcxt five, $1 each. I Watch for; this danger i a a dirty ring aroun.d the a HAVE you seen It in your washtubs? Of course you have! Do you know it means? Of course you know a it means the washing has-beens done in hard water. Soap combined with the hardness and macle scum. The scum collected dirt, some went into the clothes, some formed the dirty ring. Soften hard water with Melo and it becomes a wonderful cleaner, with or without soap.

No dirty White clothes! Soap saved, from to the amount ordinarily used. Use Melo wherever you need soft water. Notice more effective the soap isl Get Melo at your grocer's. 4 MAKES SOrf-WATflt: u. s.

off. WATER SOFTENED WITH MELO IS A REMARKABLE. OLEANEJl ,10 cents HYGIENIC PRODUCTS are AJ low fS.OO a a a with bath; $6.00 flouble. for extended the 1 3L Cross Ro of a Nation "What luck! I'll be at THE DRAKE myself next month oh my way back from the coast--will for you." A distinguished hotel at the hub of the continent's highways, THE DRAKE is the logical meeting place of seasoned travelers; of those who require and appreciate the superlative in food, rservice, and comfort. Write for'Illus- trated Booklet, Edition Ctt SHORE DRIVE MICHIGAN AVENUE -tf Wtc DPIirE i I 1 gflHi AT LEAST A DOLLAR SAVED ON EACH GALLON A great many people neglect their property because of the high cost of paint.

That's what we've believed for a long time. What tuas to fee done? We positively wouldn't sell a cheapened article because-Only when quality is maintained can low price be considered an advantage. So we arranged with the manufacturer of the paint we handle reg- ularlyto sell for a limited period of time- $4 $2.75 a Gallon The paint is the highest quality material that modern science can produce and by making this special proposition, we give the consuming public an opportunity to show whether or not such an offer waran lee We a a this superior quality paint to give satisfactory service for at least five years. Shoulcl it fail to do so, we will replace it free increases interest in property protection, HARWARE 417 Dakota Huron Yale, S. D.

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