Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-07-17
LOCAL MENTIONS:
Cool weather.
Grain harvest has commenced.

Inc 1lOneer Drug store is headquar-
ters for machine oil.
The best machines on wheels,
Frederickson & Rees'.
Alfre Swan has built new barn on
his farm north of town. -
For Sale-One span of bay geldings.
Cheap for cash. 7. w. Murphy.
Mr.. Mann is building commodious
barn on his farm north of town.
The Turner County Bank sports
new sign, which is neat and tasty.
Winship. with running mate, trotted
a mile in 2O9A at Chicago recently.
y. F. Davy is erecting paint shop in
the rear of Spitzer's furniture store
Mrs. Choate, of Huron. has been Wis
itiing with Hurley friends during the
past week.
will loan you money at low interest
and no commission. G.. Frederickson
Hurley, D. T. ~
The commissioners of Union county
refuse to grant a license to sell intoxi-
eating liquors.
r. M. Smiths new residence, on his
farm three miles north of town, is one
|>of the new buildings in sight.
A severe hail storm destroyed the
crops in Benton. Grundy and Tama
counties, Iowa. last Friday night
The territorial republican convention
will meet at Pierre, Sept. 18th. Turner
county Is entitled to eight delegates.
Lost-July 4th. at or near the bowery,
gold bracelet. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving at this
Office.
Miss Fessenden, who has been visit
| ing with her brother at his Spring Val
ley farm, departed on Tuesdays train
for Minnesota.
Those new hats have arrived at Rob-
inson's, and all ye men and boys who
wish something stylish should "get
there" without any delay.
Cleveland and Hendricks are the
nominees of the democratic party for
president and vice president, and a right
lively campaign with small maorities
may be looked for.
Lost-T9esday, July 18th; in Hurley
or on the road north to Alfred Swans,
an open-faced silver watcn, with plated
chain attached. Finder return to 'Ren
Swan and receive the reward.
n Mr.. Bushnell, of the Dakota Farmer,
[ visited Alderman's Fruit Farm this
week, and, it is probably needless to
add, was very much surprised at the
amount of fruit he saw growing. *
Moore Bros, living SIN miles north
east of town, have marketed over 500
quarts of raspberries this year from
less than one-eighth OF an acre of land.
I>Who says fruit won't grow in Dakota
AN agent for Grams atlas was can
vassing Hurley last week for subscrip-
tions to that work. A close examina-
tion failed to reveal Hurley represented
thereon. Ii it is Us correct in other re-
spects it is surely valuable work.
| The name of Frank Sperry was with
drawn, and w. II. Francis, of Bis.
marck, was appointed associate justice
of Dakota for the sixth judicial district
Mr.. Sperry takes the receivership OF
the Bismarck land Office, made vacant
by Mr.. Frances new appointment.
The w. C. T. Q. will hold social at
the residence of Mrs. j. b. Beebe, at
Swan Lake, Wednesday evening, July
23d, and cordial invitation is extended
to all. Teams will start from the Bap,
tist chapel at o'clock sharp. and free
Transportation will be furnished all de
string to attend.
Elk Poipt Courier, 9th: Parties who
were at the circus at Ponca yesterday
the same one that Is to be here to-mor
row, say it is infested with a large gang
of thieves and gamblers, and that it il
a fraud generally. The three-headed
woman is doctored up wax figure, and
you have to look through glass te
see it.
A lively war is brewing among thu
auxiliary newspaper publishing house
of the northwest. Two new house
have commenced business in Siou1
City. We are informed that publishe
located between Huron and Pierre has
closed a contract with st. Paul house
by which they are to furnish him witt
"patents" one year for nothing.
1t would be well for farmers buying
fruit trees to know something of tn
firm from whom they order. There ar,
large number of agents canvassinl
the territory and selling nursery stool
raised hundreds of miles south of Da
kota, and which cannot be expected tt
do as well as that raised nearer home
Fruit culture is a success in Dakota i
the right kind of start is made.
Ex-Postmaster Hollenbeck, of Par
ker, was arrested at Jefferson City
Mo-, by special agent Pulcifer of th'
postoffice department, taken to Yank
ton and bound over to await the actor
Of the U. S. grand jury, on charges O.
embezzlement and sending obscene let
ters through the mails. Willis G. Bow
J, ers, late U. IS. mail agent and brotherin
, law of Hollenbeck's has been arreste
as an accessory.
; The E. S. McCook Relief Corps NJ
!. 6, organized July LIST, with twelve men
bers present, Mrs. Brooks, senior vic
president of the Parker relief corp
officiating. The following officers wer
elected, and installed by Commando
! G. A. Near:
!, Mrs. NJ. Robinson, preside dent.