Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-10-09

atthe.P e.Pioneer Drug Store.
Ladies, call and see the cloalls and
dolmans at Hogan & Piers.
The peoples party held their conven-
tion in democratic wagon.
Albert Apland is building a barn "a
x60, on his farm south Of town.
II. Rees has just received one of the
largest stocks of whips in Turner Co.
c. G. Skinner left some fine specimens
of turnips at the Herald office recently.
Vinton & Lovin are still selling
pumps cheap. Go and get bargain.
You can save money by purchasing
your boots and shoes Of Hogan & Pier.
Kyle is putting up building for
Carl Wagner just north of the Herald
nffice. ,
John Buchmiller recently deposited
in the Herald sanctum 24-pound cab
bage head.
d. G. Smith has rented his farm. and
expects to take up his residence at Hur-
ley in the near future.
A fine line Of jersies just received at
Robinson's; also a few choice all-wool
cashmere dress patterns.
We have one Of the best timers in
Oak. Ter. and selltlnware just as cheap
as ever. Vinton & Lovin.
The ladies' auxiliary will meet in
Aliens hall Saturday, October 18th, at
three o'clock in the afternoon.
VIM. Harnies informs the Herald
that he has corn fourteen inches high
from seed raised by him this year.
There is more building going on in
Hurley at the present time than at any
other town of the same size in Dakota.
The ladies of Grace chu1ch will hold
Il social at the residence of Peter Allen
next Wednesday evening. All aIe cor
daily invited.
Baskets, measures, forks, spad es,
shovels, scoops, handles, single-tree
wood, ox-bows, double-trees, &C., &C.,
cheap at Vinton s. Lovin's.
Don't fail to buy your flannels, fur
nishing goods, underwear, hosiery,
yarns, and in fact everything you need
for winter of Hogan & Pier.
Col. Vinton finds it necessary to en-
large the fremont House stable to ac-
commodate the public and force of
men are now at work on the same.
P. E. Roe of Childstown, was arrest
ed last Saturday by Deputy Marshal
Weed, charged with perjury before the
United States land Office at Yanktos..
A large force of workmen are en-
ployed on j. McIntire's new residence.
Mr.. McIntire has property interests in
Parker, but prefers residing at Hurley
the future county seat.
Geo. Wolf living west of town has
just completed cattle shed on his place
16x80 feet, the poles of which are young
cottonwood tres grown from saplings
set out by him on his farm eight years
ago.
Found-On Thursday, last, between
the residence Of Louis Wolff and Swan
Lake, a pocket book containing sum
of money, which the owner can have
by calling on Louis Wolff. proving
property and paying charges.
Grace church: NJ. Hoyt, minister in
charge. Sunday, Sept. 2Sth, II a. IN.
morning prayer and sermon: subject of
discourse; The Excuse. p. M, eve
ming prayer and sermon; subject: Phar-
isees and Sadducees at Johns Baptism
The Parker ring recognized Mr.. Allen
as chairman of the convention by call
ing for a division and voting thereon.
AS soon as they saw they were in the
minority they bolted and held PEG
pies convention on the street.
Our weather prophet says we are to
have a late fall and mild winter,
drawing this conclusion from the fact
that he saw thousands of swallows as
late as Sept. 2Sth. when they usually
migrate by the first of the month.
Mr.. Carl Wagner, of Childstown,
which precinct is claimed by Parker to
be solid in favor of that town for county
seat, has, IN spite of generous offers
made by that town, decided to build a
a residence and shop in Hurley. Mr..
Wagner knows how the Cheldst own
people feel on the county seatquestion,
and chooses Hurley rs his future home
and place ofbusiness. The lumber is
now on tie ground for his building. on
Washington street, north of Herald
cfiiee.
3ssA prominent Parker politician stated
lin Hurley this week that the reason a
larger number of voters were not run
in . to Parker two years ago, was be-
cause they could not get the men in
time. Present. indications are that
they do not propose to fall short on
that account this year. Do the tax
payers and legal yeters of the county
intend that the selection of county Off
GERS and the location of the county seat
shall be influenced by partise who hayt
not, and never will have an interestin
J the affairs of the county? III