Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-06-11
LOCAL MENTION.
Dance the 18th.
Crop prospects are immense.

Dance the 18th.
Crop prospects are immense.
Wire cloth ut Montgomery's.
Remember the dance June 1G.
Billy Parks now leads the band boys.
The Mother Hubbard" season has
arrived.
The capital and enterprise are CONS
ing boys.
If You look sharp You can see the
corn grow.
Gowdy puts in his spare time shoot
ing at rats.
Do YOU want that New Howe Sew
ing Machine?
Mansfield & Aliens is headquarters
for fruit jars.
Some one is going to get a $1,000 sew
ing machine for nothing.
The best steam-tested wood pump
ever made, at Montgomery's.
j. w. kellar has a vein of sand l23
feet thick in his artesian well.
The storm of last Friday night look
ed bad but no damage was done.
Plenty Of Strawberries and cream at
the S. of V. dance Tuesday night.
The Hurley band appears to be IN
active demand for the coming 4th.
For dress goods, Jersey Jackets,
Hosiery, &c, go to Hogan & Piers.
j. A. Swan has all kinds of farming
machinery, and will not be undersold.
You will save money by trading your
butter, eggs, potatoes and cash at Sar-
gents.
Now is the time to set your stakes in
Hurley; no town ever had brighter
/ future.
More new goods at Robinson's. AIllli-
nepy, gloves, fancy yelling. etc. Come
and see.
| Considerable of fog last Tuesday
morning; a thing very unusual in this
locality.
T. w. Kyle has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Samuel
Montgomery.
The best car load of posts brought in
to Turner county, just received by Lam
son & Smullin.
G. NJ. Piers new house has receive d
IL suit of white and looks as neat as a
sweet girl graduate.
Farmers, call at Lamson & Smullin' s
and see the Improved Walter A. Wood
Harvester and binder.
Charley Poole has gone down to Clay
County to plaster two new residences
! for the, Montgomery boys.
, The average politician will doubtless
make many bad breaks before he car
r. successfully handle the revised"
. There will be u meeting of the Sons
, of Veterans Saturday evening, june
18th. Let every member be present.
Thomas Thompson, three miles south
west of Swan Lake, had two steer
killed by ylightning onSunday May 3lst
), If you want to place your insuranc
lire, lightning, hail or wind-in goo,
: reliable companies. call at the Heral'
e office.
Hurley will not celebrate very eX
tensively the coming fourth, but mos
i. of it's citizens will probably ''go some
where"
i. Arrangements are being made for
d grand time at the dance next ruesda
evening. Hough's band will furnis
the music.
The only complete Bundle Carrier i
use is on the Walter A. Wood Ha
& vester and Binder, for sale by Lamso
s. Smullin.
The wool crop near Swan Lake an
y Daneyilleis is now being gathered, an
IS the clip is reported as heavier tha
ever before.
The city mrrshal could improve IL
appearance of some of the lots ;lr
30 alleys by causing numerous manu-
32 piles to be removed.
IL
9 Lon Allen and Ed. Swan will act ;
u floor managers at the dance ne,
eeoo Tuesday evening. Every body con
10 and have good time.
oO The w. Il. g. ssks the Herald to i
~ ~ vite each ho,ssekeeper in town to ba
6 l;5 cake for the $. of V. entertainme
- next Tuesday evening.
The hail storms which have visit
various sections of the west duriug t
past two weeks have had IL tendency
make business for insurance agents.
Money order business Will be d
continued at Swan Lake post-otfice
the 18th inst, and all orders drawn
that Office will be casEed at the I1url
office.
Work has commenced on the Presl
'si terian church building. Messe
Christianen & Thompson are doi
lst the mason work. E. j. jerks Is
have charge of the carpenter work.
'ea An exchange assures Its readers u
if they will stretch Il string along n
,r's the ceiling of room, flies will use it
ur- light upon instead of the walls VII
can thus be kept all summer freefr
res, tly-specks,
res, An exchange is wicked enough
eer say that canaan who will spend
be cents a day for tobacco and denies
wife and children their home pa
ing hecarse it costs three cents a week i.