Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-22
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SHIPS THAT PASS I'M THE MIGHT.
Shlps that pass in the night and
speak each other in passing.
only signal shown and a distant
voice III the darkness.
80 on the ocean of life we pass and
speak one another,
Only look and voice, then dark
ness again and silence.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Fred Fitch. OF Isabel, S. d., q
former Turner county resident was in
Parker last week to load and bill
ms household goods for the new
0oma. Mr.. Fitch has recently had g.
rect1ed a new house at Isabel and the
elevator building he is having erected
is nearly completed. He reports that
section as needing rain.
refer MOSher came up from Par
ker Saturday and spent a good Dor
~
many Salem friends. Mr.. Mosher
says the present dry spell reminds
MIN CT 1881 when it was pretty dry
In these parts up to the 28th of June
and few expected anything in the
way OF small grain crop. About
the time everybody had given up all
hopes rain fell i'll abundance and he
harvested a larger crop of wheat tina
he ever did afterwards.-Salem Spec
ial.
The Pukwana Press Reporter has
the following to say regarding the
earthquakes: Down at Chamberlain
the court house crowd observed the
building rocking as though out at
sea. In several places Oh the street
brick sidewalks showed where the
shock had disturbed the layers of
brick. Out in the country the vibra-
ton was not as much observed as
most OF the farmers We're out in the
fields at that time"
Dick Reiners and Miss Matte Feb
lhafer were married at Sioux Falls
last week Thursday and will make
their residence with Orin Highstreet
where they will remain until fall when
they will move unto his claim near
Lennon. These young people were
raised in this immediate vicinity and
are highly respected by all who know
them. We join with their many
friends in wishing them happiness
and success in the life that is before
them.-Lennox Independent
Tim O'Conner of Deuel. county the
other day bought and paid for $40
acres of land for $55 per acre max.
ing total of 234O owned by him
Tim is pioneer of that region where
he landed 30 years ago without a
dollar He has never speculated for
dollar but by hard work and good
management has accumulated fort
une OF a quarter of a million dollars
The real secret OF his success is
like that of Peter Aggerard of Tur-
neN County; he never got cold feet
but at the time when others We're
ready to abandon their lands and do
clare the country a failure he was
buying ,eTything he could pay for
1t took courage to follow that sys-
tenn but every man who possessed
the courage and the foresight to do
so has made more than good
Centerville Journal.
Ben Yopp, A. Kautz, j. j. Schrag,
Jonath j. Waltner and VIM. Swobata
We're in Yankton Sunday attending
the jubilee opening.-Freeman Cour
ier.
A funny thing occurred out at Wal
ter Colemans place last week The
family had returned home in theh
REQ car and Cecil had just put the
car in the garage, when bang! went
something and pieces of cylinder hea
and other articles of hardware began
percolating through the garage rOol
in an andeavor' to hit the sky. Cecil
was plenty scared just about then
and he hit the trail for the house II
a hurry. Just what caused the cal
to explode is a mystery, but the cal
was very hot and the engine stopped
right on the center, and there was
probably very little water In the cool
ar ANYWAY away she went and
hard looking sight that car was U
behold. Mr.. Wade came up 'ron
Akron a few days afterwards AM
dickered with the Colemans for IN
old machine, trading them a bran'
new Buick to replace the down ah'
our car, and it will not oe long or
tho Coleman family can again EMO
.,a;,a aho,,t in a good car OF thei
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