Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-04-05

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! lesel III tiie dana. Fanaeveafsr wAs not
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nsaf baa funea and pruseatsti. ent had
heAff directed by headquarters to 90
RhsAa @ith the stAes work and tarkles
tf,a sfslltw8y later. There @aa. inGsns.ti,
i ilttla Fssason tn hala up ihs building gf
tisnt particular dam bseaaae OF tAe
5noneoniniattuh Of sise sp1ilmay.
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voted Inhabitants freely admitted. In
which Ii Was Always safe Ia bee that
II 1t wnHtti net ratn. no matter hog
threatening plsht be ttsa appearance
! faf tiss sky for iia NINETY nlae tunes oui
Z 0f u hundred tsfet negative wpiila wiz
slte tssst Haiss inhabitants did nnt sas
The asnafetita ,ttae might compensate
for ait ttis asher failures, THIS waathei
WAS Hlse sbe iistIe giri with fhs pro
srststal eufiSsitan III ala rain ikcr,
, was no doubt In anybads's faind rs I,
the fact. Sometimes the fountains O
tEie gFeas deep. which, In Holy scrip
tuge III isst,st, extended overhead, wauis
he broken open and the violence Of thi
fail mud the quantity ef II, ant susiaaa
aess af tt. would be such that the West
rFnerN would graphically cab Ii
2 ''elaNabufst," which. iadeea, II SCENE,
I 10 be.
Outside tlse rstlny season eionaburst
!. were uiaheard ef, and even In that sea
: ann extremely rare. For the vale
! af the Picket Wire and In the ptat,
: hRneath carefully tahnlutea reports o
the rstlnfah for years bad been consid
I erred by tie engineers. They had che
z sen the right season for tho huildin
or the daul, bur wheg Its crest begai
Y 10 rise above the designed level of tn
9 apillwag the delay In opening the char
mel gaYs cause for some alarm, It !
: n6t the probable or certain that
: feared. An old version that, of .onan
. ignatum pro magnitlco'~-it Is only IA
unknown of which men are afraid, 0
= ntlg tila unknown to be feared. Sti
There WAS nothing vandeyenter coiil
q 4 sio bar ahey orders and go ahead, Th
t,anger. after alt, was trtfiing. Anothe
8 consequence Of the waiting was tha
y IN bis inability to work on the spill
y why, he had more hands 10 devote
= the dam and II rose the quicker
!, The shape OF the country behind
Il was siieh that when the Picket VIII
\, flowed with sufficient volume 10 fiil |
/. - long lake going back through the WI
/, ley or canyon, aud twisting among I'll
1, hlits for some miles would result
Il ether words, the dam would make
& heautlfRl artificial sheet Of water ho
- Gered on one side by n high range /
\ hills, on the ether by the dam, aud {
4. the third by the hills and the low ho
Il, back above Spanish mesa, which sep
rnted the Picset Wire valley from II
I, Kicking Horse gorge up which the raj
s. road ran.
~ Buried in his own thoughts, cor
ay lnuning with himself. considering ceas
he Iiessls his position. dreaming OF II
he woman he loved. planning new c
"a. reer, Meade vet explored every foot
all the valley and rayine. He climbed
se. the top OF Spanish mesa, and from
he height the whole country clear up Il
RS valley to the main range was wish
ss- TO him. He eoaid look down into Il
re deep ravtne or the Kicking Horse. NJ
.er note the marvellous beauty and airIne
on OF the arch bridge for all 1t so solid
he carried the heavy freight trains of I
pir railway.
em He could see far up and around I
IS crooked course or the Picket Wire. r
big grass-cosered. but otherwise ba
Of and treeless hogback, that ran fri
~, the upper end of the stone island
I'm the mesa was equally visible to hi
as AS 1t was the low tide Of the new i
Wis ervoir he descended to liz and stuii