Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-11-04
DAKOTA ITEMS.


Salem.
Busines in the Red river valley is eX
cellent owing to large crops and fine
weather.
Yankton is moving to have the Mil
waukee shops permanently located in
that city.
A j. Boehmer, of Alexandria, has
gone to the Sandwich Islands to engage
in business.
Eggs area premium in Rapid. There
is big demand for them at thirty-iive
cents dozen.
There is plenty of money in Beadle
county Notwithstanding the light crop
and low prices.
A herd of 5000 head of cattle valued
at 100000 changed hands at Deadwood
the other day.
The male students of the Brookings
Agricultural college are required to
take military drill.
The Odd Fellows of Sioux Falls have
ordered thirteen stop organ for their
lodge room, to cost $325.
The Journal says there is not town
anywhere with more handsome natural
drives than Rapid City has.
A. NJ. Konkeil has suddenly disap-
peared from Tyndall, and his creditors
nro any inpS For hje ratprp
A family of immigrants rolled into
DeadWood recently consisting of father,
mother and twelve children.
If Mitchell gets its tow mill it will
make a market for 5000 tons of flax
straw every year and will give constant
employment to fifteen hands.
Theee is much activity in building IN
Faulkton this fall. Five lumber COM
panies are represented there.
More carpenters are an actual neces-
sitv at Rcdfeld if the amount of work
laid out is completed this fall.
A Norwegian named Sam A. Borg.
committed suicide at Fargo recently by
cutting his throat with razor.
Eugene z. Rose who served in the
iron brigade during the war, died last
Sunday at Rondell, Brown county.
The G. A. r. post of Vermillion at
tended the silver wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hammond, of Burbank, in 9
body.
A man giving the name Of John
Bailey was found in the road near HUI
ron in an unconscious condition from
exposure and hunger.
The analysis of Huron's artesian well
water shows it to be excellent for Gull
nary and drinking purposes and also tt
possess medicinal properties.
C.E. Place, of Sioux Falls. has beer
appointed by Gov. Pierce delegate fron
Dakota to the cattlemen's convention
in Chicago, November 16
The Marquis De Mores and wife, VIII
are out on a hunting trip, are reporte'
I as having slaughtered six mountial
! sheep, two elk and several antelope.
Fires have burned over $4,000 acre
of heavy timber in the Turtle noun
tain country. The fires ragged tw
weeks and did over 100000 damage.
AT the close of the October term 0
. district court of Hyde county a receI
> ton and banquet was rendered by th
local bar of Highmore, to Judg
: Church.
a farmers team was driven acros
!, the Missouri at Pierre one day recentl.
and the deepest water that was er
!. countered was about two and one-hal
= feet deep.
f The young ladies' of Valley Spring
v have formed an anti-slang society, in
0 it is said that young men from far di
Il tant countries are going to that Cit
@ looking for wives.
l. A nozzle was placed on the pipe I
the Redfield artesian well, the otht
day, causing it to shoot upwards full
sixty feet. The Journal says it locke
q like huge geyser.
"a The water mains on the streets
,e Redfeld will be enlarged in order
~ put into practical use the large supp
of artesian well water. A Winon
= Minn., firm has the contract.
Mrs j. L. Mckee died very suddenl
at Budgewater few nights ago. 81
retired IN. her usual health, thous
y never strong, and shortly after mi
v night was discovered dead.
80 The Milwaukee Railroad compal
:. has extended its sidetracts at Mecklil
.s and put in a telegraph office. This
40 the meeting place for the north a
:. south trains both night and morning
The question OF bonding the town
Woonsocket for $500 will be voted
November 9. Three thousand doll;
will be used to fund the present indie
edness and $500 for the purpose
sinking an artesian well to provi
water-works and fire apparatus.
Mt A number of buildings have been
moved from La Foon, the present COZ
ty seat of Faux county, to Fau.kt
in anticipation of the removal Of
INT county-seat to the latter place. 1t
ly. believed now that the removal Y
ley take place without opposition.
a span of mules being driven by
7. Sexe, of Valley Springs, bcca
- frightened at the barking of a dog ;
-, turned over the buggy containing
Sexe, his mother and another pers
All were injured, but the aged lady
ceived serious injuries about the ST
and the head, and is in q critical {
dition.
Fargo Republican,: While adjust
a belt in his mill Saturday, Capt. w.
illan was pa.,pht hy his clothing