Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10

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lands aaa hlfxxartS. The Saath iak3tz
immigration association HAS h4sea
formed. Incorporating for sss.esa Tns
ostses os the nes incorporation. whseh
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Mitchell OF sosish naketa real estate
Hzezl. 10 10 sho@ the states advantages
in other portions Of the country
Without aouhs the champion bey
farmer OF South Dakota ~ r. Nd.
Brandt, aged -. who iises on farm
that he has been farming for himself
agar since ne was IL years OF age
The frst pear no did not make good .
suffering loss OK about s2Q0. Slaes
THAT tine hs has Easade 4 good profit
each year. About 10 days ago the boy
farmer soia utne tat steers. for which
he received q check for sl,380.
At q meeting TO be held by the local
board OF education In the near tutase,
IL VIII be- decided whether or not ube
German language shall continue TO be
taught In the public schools of Sioux
Falls. IL In stated thai the sentiment
n the city Is divided. some fayorfng
the continuance of the course Tor its
literary value and others advocating
its abolition on account OF the spirit
reflected in the German textbooks.
County Agricultural Agent Wige,
who for several years has been doing
what he can to aid the farmers OF
Alngsbury county to improve farm
conditions and Increase their crop
productions, has rendered his resigua.
tion ard OH March ! will assume SIM
liar duties IN North Dakota. He is an
expert In his line, and as county agent
no has been OF great assistance 10 the
agricultural and stock interests OF
Kingsbury county.
For 80 years A. W. Ransom o.,
Mitchell, carried a $3.50 gold pocAs,
piece. A few days ago he bought bread
md gave away his gold piece for a
penny The baker in turn gave it fu
lie bank fsr a penny, The bank sent
1t TO the poseotfice as a penny and
The postoftice gave IL to q woman Gus
somer. also as penny. The woman
returned 1t and found that Mr.. Ran
some had traced ii that far and was
offering several times its value for ITS
return
The figure thirteen played an import.
ant part In q family reunion held AT
the residence Of G. A. Grinde, of Col
ton. former auditor of Minnehaha
county. The occasion was. the rean-
icn after l3 years of the Is grown
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Grinde An
other interesting feature was that the
f3 children, the last of whom was mar
led some years ago. had with them
sheir children--who aggregated 13 In
number. The farm where the reunion
took place is located on section is
An ancient Bible which is the prop
arIy of Charles Soanenhurg. OF Estei-
Inns. is believed to- he the oldest book
Of It's kind in South Dakota 1t was
printed in 1880 In the German langu-
age. The type from which Il was
printed were made Of wood and the
.soyer OF the book Is made Of wood
Fhe old Bible originally belonged to
family in New York, who kept the
ianaily record in it. Tie father OF
Something's wife worked for the
family and in appreciation of his serv-
Ices the Bible was presented to him.
Il has since remained in the Sonnen
burg family.
The spilling by officers OF lie quarts
OF confiscated booze into the cutters
was an interesting event In Burke. The
liquor was recently captured froaa
four 'bootieggersn from Dallas. this
being the largest quantity OF liquor
seized by the Gregory county officers
since statewide prohibition went into
effect July | last. -Four men respon-
sible for bring in the liquor paid az
gregate fires and costs of about $3.50.
ice in the army OF this country, Hugh
Neary and Leo Branscombe, OF Pierre.
are wearing the uniform of the Canad-
ian army. When they were refused
in this country On account Of the ax>