Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-04-27

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Plans are being laid for the building
of a 100000 Elks' home in Yankton.
The county board of Buffalo county
will erect court house at cost ol
$4,000.
A stock company has been organized
at Custer to install an electric light
system.
Swift & Co. have let contract for
the erection of a $4,000 packing house
supply building and office at Lead.
L. B. Wadleigh, who owns about
ten sections Of land in Suliy and
Hughes counties, has decided to drill
for oil
An election for voting on issuing
bonds for 100000 for the erection of
new school house will be held at.
Woonsocket soon.
r. c. W. kuehm, architect, Huron,
has drawn plans for two story brick
block for the Beadle County Herald
and postoffice at Wolsey.
The executive council of the South
Dakota Bankers association have fixed
the dates for their annual convention
on June and s at Sioux Falls
A steam engine prairie breaking ont
fit from Presho last week started in
on a 700-acre prairie breaking con
tract in the vicinity of Reliance.
G. A. Bradley. an employe of the
Morrell Packing company at Sioux
Falls. was killed by a heavy timber
falling from one of the buildings
A baseball association has been or
ganized at Tripp. A team will be kept
| in the field throughout the season.
with G. j. lIlaudt as manager and c.
w. Hahn captain.
The Dakota Cereal Co of Aberdeen
has resumed operations after having
been out of business for some time.
A new brick school building is be
ing talked of at Viborg.
Gust Beckrath, a timberman in the
Homestake gold mine at Lead. was in
stantly killed and his helper. Ben
Mattson, sustained broken leg in a
caveiE in the mine at the GOO foot
level.
c. Nj. Poe has sold the New theater
at Yankton to Fred III. Hoerman of
Washington, Kan. the consideration
manager of the playhouse for MI
| Hoerman
G. j. McBeth, a rancher on Chey-
enne river about 90 miles north of
Wasta, has placed a current motor of
his own devising in the stream and
by it is pumping water for irrigation
of his land.
The McCook County Odd Fellows
association celebrated the 92d ami
versary of the founding of Odd Fellow.
ship at Bridgewater. The lodges of
Spencer, Salem and Canistota COM
prise the association
Hot Springs is following the lead
OF larger and wealthier cities in estab-
fishing press service, which will be
maintained by the Commercial club,
Their purpose is to advance the repu-
tation of Hot Springs as health and
| pleasure resort.
Lying face down in Rapid creek. in
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an Indian boy, formerly a student at
the Indian school there, was found by.
passerby. He was subject to epi-
leptic fits and is believed to have been
attacked just as was crossing the
stream.
Slightly damaged by long exposure,
package of notes which formed a
part of the booty secured by yeggmen
when they robbed the Peterson bank
at Cotton about two and one-half
years ago, was recently found by Ole
Opoein, farmer living Is miles north
west of Sioux Falls.
Farmers from the Missouri valley
country north of Pierre report putting
in much lager acreage of crop of ali
kinds this year than for any former
year. This has been bro ;ht about
in large measure by til & of tyac-
| ton plows