Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-10-29
LOCAL MENTION.
Jos. Allen loans money.
II say pumpkin to you"

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Another car # Hooking Vale, coal
just received by Lamson & Smullin.
Tickets for the l. o. G. 7. entertain
ment can be procured at the postofiice.
A grand reception was given Bishop
Marty at Yankton last Thursday even
ing
Court is occupying the attention of
large number of Hurley's citizens this
week.
County court has interfered very
much with our newspaper work this
week
The farmers of Turner county VIII
settle the county seat fight in favor of
Hurley.
If you want to borrow money on
real estate or chattel property call on
Jos. Allen.
Saturday night will be hallow cen,
it being the evening preceding All
Saints Day.
G. FL. Goddard will speak on temper
ance at the Benedict school house next
Sunday evening.
Fresh stock of Ohio block coal Just re-
ceived and for sale by car load or ton,
at the Elevator.
The temperance mass meeting will
| be held at the Baptist church next
Sunday evening.
Ren. Swan hauled over $500 pounds
of baled hay into town at one load
with his team Saturday.
Hurley has made it's promise good.
and will secure at least 200 majority at
the polls next Tuesday.
The dude is soon to make way for
the "mower,' that being the latest
Importation from France
Mr.. JOS. Allen has our thanks for a
bound copy of the proceedings of the
| constitutional convention.
Parker said they could double any
amount Hurley was u mind to put up;
but they failed to come to time
/ New friends are coming to Hurley
cause from every quarter. She keeps
her promises to the Taxpayers.
Three bushels of sorted potatoes will
pay for years subscription to the
Herald. Twenty bushels wanted.
DIR. Gallagher says he wants those
owing nim to pay up, so that he can
pay his debts, then all will be happy.
Beresford gives bonus of 81 600 fol
the erection of grist mill at that
place, and it is expected that work will
be commenced at once.
The Hurley parties attending the old
soldiers supper at Centerville las
Thursday evening report having ar
evening of rare enjoyment.
The Parker town site proprietor re
marked that $500 was more than h,
was willing to invest, and SO Parke
failed to come to time with its $4,000
Contrary to the expectation of tn
average Parkerite, Hurley deposite,
the So, 600 in GOLD with the commls
sioners Tuesday. That's the way sh
keeps her promises.
"By--, you fellows have got sand,
heard the clink of the yellow boys
as the sacks were thrown on to tn
| commissioners table.
Parker may be great "Railroa
Center" but we noticed that abOu
nine-tenths of the taxpayers attending
court this week reach the Center b.
the use OF their own teams.
A number of our exchanges contai
the advice, sill up your coal bin." w
should be very happy to do so, but W
= carry leathern receptacle in our pocf
ct which needs filing first. Coal
cash.
i A number of the leading Mennonite
2 made their first visit to Hurley thl
week. and expressed themselves d
{ well pleased with the town as plat
;. for the county buildings, and it is sal
to say that they will vote for Hurley.
n J.H. Sanborn was on Monday IL
i mitted to the territorial bar. Mr.. Sal
born was student in the law office {
d Jacob Collamer, and Judge Palmer
r the Office of Geo. F. Edmunds, e2t
serving an apprenticeship with Il
II leading men Of their day in the Gree
d Mountain state.
If any members of the newspap
g, fraternity in adjoining counties hay
.r in their office any game "birds th'
IS may as well do them up ready to shl
1t as there will be u demand for them
n Turner county next week. Our sto'
n of "crowers is low, but we can borro
l. as Bro. Hackett did last year.
~ Bro. Hanford, of the Chronicle, sa
u Huron is the proper place for the Cal
~ tai of Dakota because it is nearest t
!. center of population, which fact
y thinks should govern in such matter
= AS Hurley is nearest the center OF pc
, ulation in Turner county we mi
- therefore reasonably expect Bro. la
. ford to cast his vote for this place I
10 county seat, next Tuesday.
- w. f. r. Bushnell is now sole own
y of the Dakota Farmer, an able advoca
% for the farming interests OF the ter
=, tory. published at Huron. The Farm
IA will he enlarged the first OF Janua
and Mr.. Bushnell will devote his til
and energies to making it one OF !
IN best papers of the class in the we
9 Farmers wishing farm journal W
It. find it to their interest to call at
III Herald office and see our clubbi
rates.