Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-06-26
LEGAL MENTION.
Fireworks at Brauch's.

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Nuts. candies and fruits at Pioneer
Drug Store.
Another case of orphan boy at Mans
field Il Aliens.
Straighten things up and clean up
the back yards n
Louis Clark is entitled to thanks for
a handsome bouquet.
Lon. Allen is now in charge Of the
Fremont house livery.
Make your arrangements to ce2ebrate
the Fourth at Hurley n
A full lire of staple and fancy gro
ceries, at Hogan & Piers.
Pioneer Drug Store is the place to
get your celebration material.
Remember that Judge Campbell de-
livers the oration at Hurley on the 4th.
,>The Sioux City Journal now reaeheS>
.d1urley at 9:1S on the morning Of publl,/
kcation.
Now is the time to repair the roads
and put them in shape for the fall
marketing.
re. NJ. Ninton has purchased the stocN
tma good will OF the livery business. Of
J. y. Swan.
.4he residence OF Oscar Snyder is tho
neatest in town, and can't be beat IN
the county.
| w. II. Conlllin has purchased the
Hurley dray line. Win will look well
on a high seat.
3. E. Carpenter. of Santa Fe scrip
fame, was found guilty at his recent
trial in Yankton.
Messrs. Geo. Wolf, I. B. Buchanan
and John Buchmiller have our thanks
for. garden sass -
At Tuesdays election for school Off
Ecers, ID. G. Smith was elected treasurer
|Vand j. w. Kellar, clerk. -
a. a. Basye favored We editors table
with fine mess Of strawberries from
his farm near Swan Lake.
The Episcopal parsonage is undergo
ing repairs under the supervision of
Rev. NJ. Hoyt; j. f. Day, artist.
FOR some unknown reason we are
without our "patents this week, and
are obliged to issue half sheet.
We have put our canned goods down
very low, to close out and make room
for this syear's crop. Mansfield & Allen.
Or. Blake, of Chicago, who has an
experience Of twelve years as physi-
clan in that city, is seriously talking OF
locating in Hurley.
| Il. Case & Son, of the Riverside
| creamery, have utilized the water from
i Uncle Dams artesian well by construct
ing a large cooler in the stream
rlAIr. Olsen, father-ln-law of the Marin
dahl postmaster, was struck by light
ming during Wednesdays storm, and
his recovery is extremely doubtful
The Hurley market is well supplied
with strawberries, and the raspberry
! | crop promises to be large. Small fruit
is a decided success in Turner county
Wednesday mornings shower caused
the muscles to relax on the granger's
face until a broad grin was plainly visi
Die to the naked eye, and then every.
body felt happier.
While quietly nodding in our chail
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. S. Frye
Andrews, of Spring Valley, aroused u.
to examine and test generous suppl,
of Strawberries from Fountain Farm
/C. Z. Thompson brought in the frs
new potatoes, last evening. Mr. L. sale
fthey had them at home last Sunday
, and it was decided they had arrived a
La proper size and age to be tested by tn
| agricultural editor of the l;orald.
1 on the question of issuing bonds to th
Hamount of 5000, for the purpose o
r erecting and furnishing a graded schoo
huilding IN Hurley school TOWNSHIP
+ (The election takes place July 22d.
There Will be meeting of the ladie
auxiliary society at the residence 0
Mrs. NJ. S. Robinson, Monday afternoo
at three o'clock, for the purpose O
l. electing officers and perfecting thei
organization. All interested are invite
n to be present.
There will be larger crowd of pee
r pie congregated at Hurley July At
than ever before came together in Tu
~ ner county. Not only will a majorlt
e. of the residents Of this county celebrat
IS here, but Lincoln, Clay and. Yankto
&, counties will add to the numbers. l.,
all come who can.
j. Il. Vlsher agent for the children
:. g aid society, of New York City, will |
urday, June %, at 10 o'oclck a. m, wit
'e, a company of boys to place in goc
~ homes on terms published in New FL
of June 7th and 1ith. All perso1
of having spoken for or now wishing
IN take u boy will be present at the aboN
mentioned time and place.
n IF there is anything lacking in th
Us Weeks paper we trust our subscribe
will consider serious sickness in tt
st Ffamily Il sufficient excuse. We wish
On return heartfelt thanks to the mar
friends who SO kindly protfered the
ed assistance, and are now pleased to a
hit nounce that through the attentive ca
kof DR.. Sill, Mrs. Brown is now out
p Hanger.
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- The Plymouth Roller Mills, of
Mars, Iowa, have burned to the groun
h- but we have a good supply of flour (
aV hand at the old way down price.