Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS

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nj 8reaFtiIe. bay county Will hage To
pay the amount OF the nete, accord
irsg to The verdict Of the Jury which
heard Tbs case In ths circuit court.
Jack Mcdonald, who recently vas
arrested SIS be- was fleeing into Me-
!! htaska and taken back 10 Tfipp coun.
| u ON The charge Of horse stealing. has
made his escape from the Tripp eoua.
iy iati. II is supposed he was aided
/ from the outside hy some confederate.
Information has reachetl here that
Jadga Wiliiata II. Church. who in
pioneer days MAS the presiding official
OF the territorial! court OF the district
OF feadwood. nnw h living at ST.
l Joseph, Mich He had d wide nc.
aiaintance In Dakota territory during
| the early days
Parker. Chancellor and several 9th.
4 er towns are striving to secure the
4 location OF a factory, which ii to ha
established by Benjamin Heeran, a
] Chancellor inventor for the manufac-
ture of compressed air engine per
fetted by him, upon which he recently
was granted a patent
After heying done service for about
| thirty y@ars an old railroad bridge
| belonging 10 the Milwaukee railway
| COMPANY Ehich crosses the Big Sioux
river iusl aouth OF Canton Is TO be re.
placed Rs fine new steel structure.
The new bridge will be between 400
4 and 500 feet in length
4 Members OF the city commission of
Madison and the business. men and
other residents are hglding a series
| of meetings TO discuss the question OF
paving in Madison during the coming
/ spring and summer. Extensive paving
is planned and II is expected contracts
viii be awarded without delay.
/ Anton Kafamatica, one OF four men
who took q sensa atienal plunge in an
! automobile over a 9t-foot embankment
On the Terry road outside the limits
I OF Lead about six months ago, stili is
4 in helpless condition in a Lead hos
/ pftai. with his spinal cord severed.
/ Since the time OF the accident he has
been entirely paralyaed from the
4 waist.
4 Because he failed to keep up the
monthly payments awarded his wife
j Mhen they separated. Chris Larson, a
81 former resident oil Salem. was arrested
al his new home sest OF Pierre and
brought back To McCook county by
the sheriff. Larson offered to support
his family in future, and on this con
ditiun he was allowed take them hack
with him to HIS new home.
4 simultaneously with the opening OF
the twelve federal farm loan banks
under the new federal farm loan act.
Judge: George ". Fischer, Of Redfleid,
S. D., organized Ahe first national
farm loan association OF Sphinx and
| adjoining counties The amounts OF
Teans subscribed for at the first meet
3 Ing was over 100000. and the amount
OF stock subscribed was over $4,000.
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Four thousand acres of irrigation
land in the Belle Fourche district,
which recently was opened to settle
fnent il, accordance with an order Of
the secretary Of the interior. rapidly
is being entered The land is subject
B to entry in s9-acre tracts. The entry.
Inssn and entrywohlen are charged
S2,e5 per acre at the time when entry
Is made, and an additional sam Of
sf2,25 per acre will have to be paid
4 n Is equal annual payment Il.