Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-01
SOUTH DAKOTA MEMS

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fifteenth time rs seeretary. reasucar
| 10 Prof, James w N'iiaen. of Brock
ings. In the annual eiecSsou OF ths
South Eakosa 1--we stoes Breeder
/ association.
II. ]. t'arnahan. who recently again
qualified for the office of i9stice OF
The peace In Estelfine, has made
record for continuous service as tas
/ uce Of the peace which. II Ii believed
/ has not been equaied by any othss
Justice OF the peace In South Dakota
He already has served In the office
for eighteen years. and his present
term win make twenty continuous
| yekrs that he has held the office
| Education week" will be observed
| eY Huron college between the dates
OF February 10 and Sunday. Februasg
ID, which includes the day of prayer
fer colleges, Thursday. February i6.
This day is set apart by the general
assembly OF the Presbyterian churcs
as a day OF prayer for the churchs
/ educational institutions. DIR. Murtiock
Mcleod, OF Minneapolis, has been Sc
cured to be the speaker of the week.
Reports from the western mart OF
the state Indicate that ths cream ship
msnts for the coming summer will be
largely increased over those of last
year, when the railroads needed spe
cias cars 10 carry the daily shipments.
Practically every farmer who has been
milking cows as ctae of his sources or
income is reported to be increasing
the number Of his milk herds, and the
product will be Increased accordingly.
A state appropriation for scil sur
vey OF South Dakota was urged in
resolutions adopted at the annual sas.
sion Of the South Dakota grain grow
ers at Mitchell. The grain growers
also favored the recommendation that
the grain growers hold their annual
session in different part OF the state
each year, in order to bring It's work
In touch with the largest number OF
farmers.
The increase in deposits In the
banks Of South Dakota, in the period
from September 1s last to November
~, was s14,I3,963. putting the total
deposits in the banks OF the state uit
TO sl4l .592.316. It has been but a
short time since the deposits wen,
over the I0o,o00,00o line ls. South
+ Dakota, and it is now crawling close
to sl50.0oo,oe0. OF the increase over
|; sii'ovo,ooo was in the state banks of
the state. ard the rest in the national
| banks.
Danied Farnum, one OF the early
Pioneers OF Turner county. died at
the couaty almshouse of general de-
oility, aged 80 years and 8 months.
and was buried in the county lot In
hosehsll cemetery at Parker Farnum
came from New York state and filed
on government land in the southeast
ern part OF this county in 1872. He
lost the title to his filing through CON
test and the matter has been in the
federal land office since 1874 In va
rioHs forms. the old man fighting for
his rights to the last. and losing out.
Too diligent reading OF penny
dreadfu's' is believed to have been
responsible for the arrest os three.
Garresaon boys ON the charge of steal.
ing money and various articles OF
value from different Garretson stores.
4 Is thought that the boys set out to-
emulate some Of the deeds described
~ yellow backed literature The boys
confessed that they had robbed the,
| money drawers in several stores ana