Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-06-04

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Items from Spring Valley and Vicinity.
MAY 2S. 1885.
Corn plowing has commenced.
r. b. Buchanan sports new buggy.
Frank Layne's children have the
scarlet fever.
Andy Piper is digging at a wolf den
this evening.
The wolves are killing quite num-
Der of sheep.
Robt. Patrick planted 2l1a acres of
corn in day. Who's next?
Sunday school in districts No. ! and
No.3, every Sunday at p. IN.
John Rootls making his sixteen acres
a week with his breaking team.
Chas. Pier and family were out in the
Valley Sunday.
Jas. Sherard made a flying trip to
Y ankton--down and back the same
day.
The boys are hard on the gophers;
Tom Woodward took in 2S one day last
week.
Say. how would this suit you-Jim
Black, pound master? We are salts
fled if jim is.
OBJ. No.2.
Daneyillc Dashes.
JUNE 2, 1885.
Fine weather.
Corn is coming fine.
Chris Olson arrived from Chicago
last Thursday.
Nels Larsen went to the county seat
last Friday, on business.
j. Z. Nelson shipped car load OF
hogs to Chicago last week.
The Daneville insurance compan,
had another loss last Sunday.
Andrew Mortensen has purchased /;
buggy. What can be his intentions?
Niels johnson. of Parker, visitet
friends in Daneville last Saturday ant
Sunday.
Nels jacobson and Jorgen Madsol
were at the poi TEN county seat paying
taxes last Thursday.
Quite heavy wind storm passe,
through this section last Sunday after
noon. Henrick Minis barn was badl
wrecked.
Quite number of young folks wer
present at L. B. Hanson's last Sunda
evening, among whom was Miss Flyge
of Spring Valley.
L. b. Hanson sold his mustache t
Andrew Mortensen for 80 cents. Th
general opinion is that the roots ar
seriously injured.
DU. U. G,
Growing weather.
Considerable young stock is dying {
| the black-leg.
The showers and warm weather al
rushing the corn.
The Misses Hoyen were visiting ;
S. N. Monks Sunday.
Among the late arrivals are the pa
ents of Peter Lawrents, who came
rect from Denmark.
The school east of Daneville opene
| Monday, with Mr.. Attic as teache
| Ills record as a teacher insures su
cessful termfor the school.
The Baptists of this place Will hold
conference, beginning June 18th al
lasting over Sunday. Many ministe
from abroad will be present..
Married: at Yankton, May IS, NJ
Chr Holm and Miss Nina Peterse
both Of this place. The best wishes /,
their happiness are extended by all.
| G. Beck is back from his trip to Ka
sas and Missouri. He went IN quest
a better locality in which to settle, al
returns fully convinced that Dakota
the best.
Our school is progressing rapidly Il
der the management of Miss Chane
This young lady evidently knows he
to make her scholars behave wifho
using the rod. q
We hope that a number of Our you
gentlemen and ladies will attend t
University of Dakota, at Vermillic
the coming school year. The tuition
free and expenses light. Turntr cou
ty has not been represented there us
ought to be, but we hope that anoth
year will sect a change in this respect
That there is yet snap left in t
"boys in blue" was evident from t
way they sang Marching Throu
Georgia" Decoration day. Their eX
cises at Centreville proved that this
cality is not barren of patriots, and
goodly number of people attendi
proved that our citizens honor and
spect the old soldiers.
The people of this neighborhood ha
lately had Il test of the convenience
Parker for the county seat. In order
pay tfeir taxes, they had to rise w
the lark, drive their teams hard all d
and come home late. But there is c'
4 ISOLATION in the thought that it will
3 located at more conveniently place nj
fall namely: HURLEY.
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4 8 of V dance .June 16.