Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-08-06
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Choate, of Huron, visited in
Hurley this week.
Mrs. Baldwin and her daughter Flora
went north on Sunday mornings
train.
j. O. Brodie has returned to Hurley
after visiting portions Of the south and
north.
Mr.. David Gowdy arrived Tuesday
morning and will remain IN Hurley for
some tinle
DIR. A. L. Peterman of Parker, was
in town Wednesday examining appli-
cants for admission to the A. O. U. ".
Mr.. z. q. Sutton, of Huron organized
a lodge of Ancient Or der of United
Workmen at Hurley, Wednes day even
ing.
Nate L. Colby, of the Picatonica Qll)
News, accompanied by his wife were
visiting with w. r. Hancock and
family this week.
John L. Pennington, local reporter
on the Sioux Falls Press made this
office pleasant call Monday, While rest
ing from a horseback ride from Yank-
tou to Sioux Falls.
J.J. Mansfield and bride are expected
home this week from their extended
eastern trip. 1t will keep John busy
for some time telling of all the wonders
he has seen during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Edwards and two
children, arrived from Yankton We'd
nesday afternoon and are visiting with
Mrs. Edwards parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Hoyt. Mrs. Edwards and children will
accompany her daughter, Mrs. Choate,
to her home at Huron and make a
visit.
Headquarters for boots and shoes,
Hogan u Piers
Best caster Oil 81 cents per gallon at
Hogan II Piers.
Headquarters for boots and shoes at
Hogan & Piers.
| Twenty-Five bars soap for $1O0 at
Hogan & Piers.
Cistern, chain and wood pumps cheap
at Montgomery's
Seven pounds choice rio coffee $l.0(
at, Hogan g. Piers.
Mrs. Judson's new house is nearly
enclosed. The location is q fine one
and convenient to town and the farm
The rains of the past week have don,
considerable damage to down grain
and have interfered with hay cutting
G. II. Montgomery has purchased r
Rees' stock of hardware, Mr.. Rec
taking in exchange therefor Mr. Mont
gomerie's stock OF drugs.
If you want to see a neat weathe
vane, cast your eyes to the top OF th'
spire of the Presbyterian church an,
view the one built by Frank Hamblin
the best timer in Turner county.
A short time since Jake William
! employed a tramp to work for him, an
, yesterday morning the aforesaid
, gave notice that he was going to quit
} and that unless his pay was handed t
him Immediately, there would be wal
| After vainly endeavoring to quiet HIN
Jake announced his readiness for hos
tilitics to open, and ere many minute
the t. was sueing for mercy. He spen
} the balance Of the day bathing his heat
: and this morning Jake brought him t
town and paid him OIL.
esterday morning Charlie Pool
missed Il pair CT shoes which he 500
!, after found encasing the feet of a sun
. mer foot traveller. The language who
= Charlie used in expressing his oplnlo
!" of the act was of sufficient force to il
duce the fellow to return the borrowt
articles. Charlie told the fellow tn;
If he needed Il pair Of shoes very bf
y and had asked him ror them the matt,
= might have resulted different, to whit
the fellow replied: IL was looking Il
p you to see if could have them"
9 Report of School No. 8, Middletc
L Township. for the month ending Ju
Ie 24tti.A, days taught. 90; No. enroll
Il ID; No. neither absent or tardy Guril
u the term, 2; names of those neither a
d sent or tardy, Lendall Negus and Ce
Negus. Average for month, TO-
average for term, 1882.
JOSEPH ScHRYvER
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