Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-02-19
NOT DEAD YET!
LOCAL MENTION.
Buy your cream cans of Rees.
Vim Conklin has ona euein a sl,nn

Thos. Selby, of Swan Lake, has two |
children sick with diptheria.
Scotlands tow mill is said to have
sunk $4,000 in the past two years.
Gentle Anne smiled little Monday
and we hope for warmer days soon.
Do not forget that the old soldiers"
have a dance at the rink Monday eve.
Follow the example set by your
neighbor and subscribe for the Herald.
Dakota has taken the second prize on
cheese at the New Orleans Exposition.
1t IS rumored that there will soon be
another livery, feed and sale stable in
Hurley.
"Jerry's Place" has been repainted
and put in apple-pie order by W.T.,
Hancock.
Preaching atthe Baptist church every
evening at the ringing Of the school
house bell.
Now is the time to get your cream
cans mended. Rees hae the best timer
in the county.
The protracted meetings at the Bap-
tist church are being conducted by
Elder Coifman.
Prof. Dibble is booked as leader of
the band at the grand masquerade ball
| to be held at Canton, Feb. goth.
Jas. Stout has had his other eye done
up this week, a piece of steel lodging
therein being the cause. He is now
improving.
There is to be special election on
| the 18th. of March to vote on the ques-
tion of buying q poor farm ffor
ner county.
4 Over thirty-six dollars taken at the
4 drama, and probably forty or fifty peo-
pie turned away for want of room. 1t
may be repeated.
4 Our Public school sadly needs clock
/ Let's have an exhibition and devote
the proceeds thereto. or get Engineer
Hurley to put one in the tower.
While you are growing about the
B weather, Gen. Hazen and others, let us
not forget to give the ground hog his
due. He" told you SO two weeks ago
T. w. Kyle lost valuable COW the
other day, and his other COWS narrowly
escaped the same fate. They had beer
eating too much foxtail seed at straw
stack.
Fitty-two dividends per year for onl!
,, the small investment Of S1.5O. Try it
It works like charm. We mean sub
8, scribing for the Turner County Herald
} kthe best paper in the county.
Y Latest advices from Bismarck indi
ld cate that bill is likely to pass locatin'
) the>county seat temporarily at Parker
: Vestappears to be about right as to tn
capability of Dakotaians to cover
themselves.
The large hall in the school nous
has been furnished with fine stag
and seated with comfortable chair
and is the finest room of the kind ]
s Turner county. r. Rees has rented tn
3. room for one year.
II The house bill repeating the pre-eml
IS tion and timber culture laws ha
passed the senate with amendments
n and now goes back to the house. In
D general opinion is that it will not b'
come law this session.
It The crowd at the drama Saturdf
sr evening was so great and the exclt
ment SO intense. that Gayle Clifford g
ID absent minded and wore both rubbe
ly home on one foot. after looking lor
time for the supposed lost one.
a IS councilman Cameron introduced
ar1 bill to relocate the county seat OF Tu
ner county by special election and m
iority vote. Give us a thirty day reg
IN tration law and we will throw up o.
hats. take off our coats and wade IN,
The Bible class at Grace church,
" " ganized last Sunday evening with t
~ election of Rev. DR.. Hoyt as teach'
Lesson for next Sunday evening, Ep
" ties for the First Sunday in Lent,
er Book of Common PRAYER, 2 Cor. vi
~ Rev. Father Sheehan has tax
charge of the Catholic church at Lo
ng and his place at the Swan Lake chur
er' is filled by Father Sullivan. Fatf
Sheehan has made friends OF all W
an have the pleasure of his acquaintan
MS and it is hoped that he may occasiona
visit his old friends here.
Numerous enquiries COME to
READ estate agents in regard to val
of certain farms. The only ansy
lrd which can be given is the general
'ok that it depends entirely on locality,
M provements and how ksd you want
all sell. Hurley will boom this Sprl
by and now is the time to get lots,
farms near.
}. The masquerade skate and dance
the rink last Friday night was well
tended and appeared to be enjoyed
,ns NIL. The characters represented W
new new numerous and the costumes well got
ap- up. The " fat men" kept the specta'
no on the grin, and when Frak Davy
on the wooden shoes to dance in It
ped the climax.