Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-07-10
PERSONAL.

Personal.
| II. z. Sweet and wife, Of Centreyille,
celebrated in Hurley.
\ Mrs. w. II. Carr and children, Of,
Yankton, are visiting in Hurley.
NJno. G. Kelly, representing the Sioux
City Printing Co., spent Tuesday night
in town.
Dan Hogan came down from his
railroad work, near Luvcrne, to spend
the fourth.
Mrs. w. E. Workman Is home from
an extended visit to her parents, in
central Dakota.
Mr.. Larsen and wife, of Clay county,
are looking Turner county farms over
with Il view of investing.
Messrs. Hackett and Robbins, of
Parker, called Tuesday, while on their
way home from the county seat.
Prof. G. M. Binks occupied the pulpit
at the Baptist church Sunday morning.
Mr.. Binks contemplates delivering u
course Of lectures in Hurley in the near
future.
Z Commissioner Bacon tarried in town
IA short time Monday and Tuesday
evenings. Lion :" is proving faithful
representative of Spring Valleys
interests.
Miles Mclaughlin, one of the solid
men OF the north, took part in the
fourth of July celebration at Hurley.
and was seen casting his weather eye
over the grounds reserved for the court
house and jail.
>rAlr. j. III. Sanborn, a leading citizen
Z OF Plattsburg, N. Y, Is SPEEDING a few
weeks with his nephew, near Hurley.
Mr.. Sanborn is highly delighted with
Dakota, and is very enthusiastic over
the future of Hurley.
A. w. SwYter, one of the prominent
German farmers living east of the Yer
million river, and who will be greatly
accommodated by the new bridge east
OF town, was pleasant caller Monday,
and placed his name on the Herald's
subscription list.
The Moore brothers, of Big Beaver
ranch, made the Herald a pleasant call
Wednesday, on their way home from
the county seat, whittier they had been
with Il numerously signed petition for
a bridge across the Vermillion river
near their place. These gentlemen
have one of the finest farms in Turner
county, and they report crops looking
better than at anv previous time during
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kota.
Hurlov Turnor county, hos IN orto-
sian me, on e Goun. ''F Goat az daoe ,1e
which vieIds ;, lar~n iiGy If annI u.,t .sIn' ,,,.
This fact should enconrage 6nr 5nr ritizens .,
to make an effort tn 1ht.,in inr linm.incr
water in scotland II win ha - hisr MS .,,ss
mo Investment DIX tota r5t;zo,, 3t :, is' p''S
go. $500 = 1870
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our Scotland friends, we would say,
that six miles southwest of Hurley. in
Spring Valley flowing Wells ,re rnadi,v
Sttaiao, :. .,nSt, I'e ca - ,on 80 s.
oot''liie'i aC d oeplii OIL lilVy 10 loo leet.
Come over and see tqem, Zieb.; we
won't force YOU to drink.
Vol. l, No. l, of the South Dakota
New State. published at Montrose Me-
Cool, "a Nv yyn u Tonnor !, nou,
SooA w. ~ ~ ~ "iiiei' 10 no"
pelore US. although MI. Iahner Is but
recently from the east, the following
shows the manner in which he has
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some people III the lar east nave
an iues. InaI our people are WIG, par
st 9aliqus aii.' .liici1 1illzed, ana lna1 Iney
Won KNOW anythlhg; Dut When the
uoMn-els.ef . .I arrives mere ne soon ais-
tottis Iha! our people are lar superior
70 70 Inpse OF the secti9n IN winch ne left:
ne iie also mus liiat Dakota IS d goou
| Sch0oi 10 go 10 IN order to get his "eye-
that rsocietyis simply a transplanta-
ton from the east to the west. In fact
iie ne - l ueiign.eu anu Oh course locates
a As to What " orr ] soil viii m nrndDca ,,,, oS", wo
append the following: Wheat aver
rges . bushels TO the acre; oats, 100;
90. rye 1S. onions 3OO. and Other
Potatoes grow here that viii illJp welsh i,'
3 and pounds each. somestrawberries
.nis .il' year VIII measure me, inches IN cir
story hnt @ neverth e,ess s' # s iine e aotn @
fact.
Only a few short years ago Dakota
ert,' but the gigantic stiides and mighty
lunges with which she has advanced
| from from oDscurlty, nave LETT upon the score
known in all the brilliant annals of