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


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net apnsai 10 him even hi his vfyadufy
periods. Iaeiag faathtng bad 80 attfHc-
tIssss be could nas get rs'llef thar way,
Even ssinisilas aiene about tlte hiils
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n d taaG, 40 vigorous asasl hs,psant Il
as.sriss 50 strong body and sagad were
mot calculated for asinieas wandering.
Meade M0s yery accomplished erl.
! gisleer islicssi There waa ffn bYansh
III the art about which be did aot know
sta ustle, although hydraulics and strne.
tafaI steel ssra the things THAT NEST
Rppeaasd 10 higa, He sot RELIEF In the
duality of hia affections for these
! branches OF his profession, Neither afp
i of them ever paiied on him because he
/. did not work Inonotpneusis nj either of
them. Ils had natsrsA instinct fsY
Topography. and Instead of purpose.
1 tessls stFoiling about the country. HI
1 made careful inspection of the valley
/ which WAS to be converted into Il hugs
i reservoir BY the dam.
/ Thn dam itself was. perhaps. MI
eighth af salie long M the huttasn ant
4 senehest the reseding Hill en efse sisis
and the sIur OF Spanish mesa en ths
ether ut the fop-a huge mound D
Y earth with u clay core extending froil
n side 20 side at the narrowest part q
Il the valley. When completed II woal,
& he i2s feet high above the hid rive
4 bed. with d roadway 70 feet bread q,
y top of Il. Below the dam ard on til,
low ground between the mesa aa,
4 Ealsiwin's kneb the sansls with It's ;sssl
n ya,sIaed iron shans, bunkhaases, alntal
halls. Kitchens and officers. quarters
had been erected. The conngaratiol
! Of the ground was such tftaf, aitheag
it was unusual 70 put thstn there, cor
II venienee had rendered 1t desirable l
a this ease.
s II WAS Intended 10 complete the das
heiore the early spring OF next yea
II which WAS, II any time In the eountr
- could be so characterized, the rain
d, season. OF course, just as soon as fh
dam had begun To- rise. the flow of til
!. Picket. Wire below ii had been stuppe,
except when nm occasional freshet hsl
'e- heen allowed To pass the uudersluic
lis 1t was known that the run-off OF III
ee river In the rainy season ef some yeal
rs was stt small as scarcely TO till the re
to ersoir, nnd ii hati been decided 10 stoI
ali the How of the autumn aud wint,
~ so that even II the spring rainy seasf
Ie were deficient, the beginning of Il
ct. next summer would find the reserve
he full and the new irrigation syste
could commence operations succes
fully
vandeventer, like the lost Abbott
the international. was also driy,
wlin spared neither his men nor Hi
Iins self. The work had proceeded with l
far tonishing rapldity. although this "
pre partially accounted for BY the II
ri that the spillway. which should ha
am ocSupled their attention. had as !,
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