Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-07-03
LOCAL MENTION.
Fireworks at Brauch's.

LOCAL MENTION.
Fireworks at Brauchs.
Bring on your fast horses.
Merchants report trade good.
Hay making has commenced
Don't fml to hear Judge Campben's
oration
The county commissioners meet next
Monday.
Nuts. candies and fruits at Pioneer
Drug Store.
Another case f orphan boy at Mans
field Il Aliens.
4 DR.. Martin is building an addition to-
his farm honse.
Hurley will have the biggest celebra-j
tion in the county. -
The best machines on wheels, at
Frederickson 4 Rees'.
Miss Sanborn. of Parker is teaching
in Middleton township. /
4 The ladies auxiliary aid society was
organized Monday night. II
Mr.. j. II. Wood will commence cut
ting his barley next week.
A full line of staple and fancy gro
ceries, at Hogan Il Piers.
G. b. Valentines youngest child is
quite sick with pneumonia. -
A large amount of lumber is being,
taken to the rural districts.
Pioneer Drug Store is the place to
get your celebration material.
4 Come to Ifurlen the 4th and see the
tbest town of its age in Dakota
Frederickson & Rees have ordered
another car load of twine binders.
I. b. Martin, of Turner, is assisting
Z. Brauch at the pioneer drug store.
The saloon license for the town of
| Centreyille has been fixed at $500 a
| year.
Deputy Assessor Zuver reports a
marked increase in valuations over last
year.
Judge Stuart has purchased fifteen
acres of land within the corporate limits
of Hurley.
| [Yankton is to have a tow mill, which
will be completed in season to work up
this years straw.
A large number Of citizens departed
on Wednesday mornings train for the
camp meeting at Madison.
b Anothtr twenty thousand dollar
shower!' was the remark frequently
heard last Monday evening -
Rev. j. P. Coifman will deliver a
temperance lecture at the Baptist
church next Sunday evening"
| The plasterers are at work in the
lfEpIscopal church, and will soon have
the building ready for services.
We have put our canned goods down
very low, to close out and make room
for this years crop. Mansfield & Allen
It reminded one of the days of 6l, to
see the "boys in blue" marching and
counter-marching on the streets last
Saturday.
Albert Aplandh has grown foot since
last week Wednesday, and all on ac-
count of the arrival of that "wee bit Of
humanity of the feminine gender.
| n. NJ. Basye received Il severe cut in
the foot from a spade he was using, last
4 week Wednesday. which confined him
to the house for several days.
h Joan Dasman has force of mex and
A teams at work improving the roads in
his district. Several culverts are being
put in and the road will be put in good
condition.
A warrant was sworn out before
Justice Allen Tuesday, charging Albert
McCombs with beating young boy in
his charge. The case was called yes
terday, but adjourned until Thursday
afternoon.
4 The annual camp meeting OF the
: tSeventh Day Advents of Dakota, com
| mencetl its sessions at Madison yesteF
IA day. and will continue five days. A
n large number are in attendance from,
this section.
Commissioners Bacon and Allen went
over to, the Vermillion river Tuesday
: to view the site for the proposed new
bridge across tnat stream, for which
petition will be presented to the county
board at their next meeting.
: One of the busiest places in town a
the present time is the agricultural i'm
' pliment depot of Frederickson & Rees
i. A squad of men are kept busy setting
: up machines, which are rapidly being
! scattered throughout the county among
the enterprising farmers.
Mr.. Parfitt write that he will be lln
unable to be with us on the Fourth, ol
account of death in his family. MI
Parfitt and family have the sympath
e of all in their loss of loving wife ant
t a devoted mother. Six children are left
the youngest being only two week
f old.
n Geo. II. Montgomery has purchase
of O. C. Stuart the stock of drugs a
!. Swan Lake and removed them to hi
: store room on Washington street, HUI
ley, where he will stock up with fu.
# line of all goods usually found in frs
class drug store. DR.. Il. q. Sill wi
have charge of the store.
Il The contract for building the ne'
# school house in Spring Valley townshi
has been awarded to 7. w. Kyle. {
Hurley, his bid being the lowest-S7U
:, There were four bids; one from Parke
one from Idylwilde and two from HUI
ley. This school house will be the be-
l. in the county, outside the villages.
u The streets were enliveaed Tuesda