Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-05-07
LOCAL MENTION.
Does she eat ice cream?
Steel beam pInYs 81 ai Rnes,

Does she eat ice cream?
Steel beam plows $14 at Recs'.
Stock now fill up on green grass.
Ice cream. When2 Wednesday Eve.
Early gardens suffered "Wednesday
night.
Painting and papering are now in
order.
Election is over, and the majority are
satisfied.
Yankton is overrun with tramps and
burglars.
JIG. olsken has purchased fine
grade bull.
A fine rain Tuesday night, but rather
cool Wednesday.
Ice cream and cake. l5 cents at the
/ School House hall Wednesday evening.
The jury in the Jay Still case were
unable to agree, and new trial will
4 be had.
i Geo. II. Montgomery Ike cps full line
of hardware: none better to be found
IN the county.
Take your best girl to School Hall
next Wednesday evening and see if she
likes ice cream.
ID. c. Ward writes from .Alcester,
"Family and myself well, but this is
not Hurley or home,
Nearly every resident lot owner of
! Hurley has set out number of ever
! green trees this spring.
Persons Who keep books out of the
town library over one week, will re-
member to pay 10 cents week.
/ Theodore Johnson has been busy for
the past two weeks hauling fence posts
and wire to his Spring Valley ranch.
/ a cold wave swept over this section
this week, and it is feared that some
damage to growing crops may result.
! The ladies of the w. G. T. u. will
hold an ice cream and cake social at
4 School House hall next Wednesday eve
ming.
/ Mrs. Goddard writes that it has rain
ed on an average of every other day
during the three weeks she has been in
Iowa.
1 For Sale--or will trade for young
stock; a good team of horses and har-
ness and wagon. Enquire at the Her
aid Office
/ Frank Phelps and John Bader, lately
tried at Yankton for the murder of the
Indian Eggs-on-the-head. were acquit-
ted by the jury.
Jerry Murphy and G. Frederickson
have made a trade, by which Swan
Lake gets new merchant and Turner
county secures another farmer.
The fou.th Tuesday in June is the
time set for the election of delegates to
the constitutional convention, to be
held Sioux Falls in September.
4 From and after this date Hogan s.
Pier will sell best English stoneware
and glass ware at prices that will defy
competition. Come and see and be con-
WINGED.
LosT-Last Sunday evening. between
Hurley and Rundell's, Il ladies black
velvet bonnet with crimson lining and
strings. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving the same at this
Office.
Any party wishing to break land
within half mile of the Hurley depot
tor the use of the same for a term OF
years, can get good bargain by calling
on Mrs. Laura Alderman.
a number OF Spring Valley old bach.
elors were in town Saturday purchasing
supplies, and the way they handed out
, williams of a high denomination was
! beneficial to the eyes and the money
drawers of our merchants.
The Neck-tie social given by th,
Good Templars at school house hal
2 last Thursday evening was well atten
3 ded. The tables were loaded with goot
q things, which were eagerly partakei
s of by the many well mated couples
Q the benefit of the lodge.
oil L. e. Cavalier, Joseph G. Chandle
0 and Z. G.5rnith constitute the Tele
. gram Publishing Co, of Yankton, whicl
. is organized for the publication of
: daily and weekly newspaper, and fol
carrying on general publishing busi
ness. The firm has experience and capi
tai, ard we wish them success.
Press and Dakotaian: The Turne
i County Herald has just closed the frs
[secondl year of-its existence. The ed
!, tor, w. G. Brown was long years a res
= dent of Yankton and an employee i
this office. We are gratitied with NJ
le Browns successful effort to publish th
g leading paper of Turner county an
IS wish him still greater prosperity.
A certain young lady had gentl
"a man caller not long since and upon h.
accepting an invitation to remain t
:. tea, she became SO Illustrated that sh
forgot to put any bread on the tabl
X though she had fresh baking nicel
lg stored away IN the cupboard. Pats
famlllas hasn't finished laughing ye
g. and the aforesaid young gentlema
ct never smole smile until the next da
The citizens of Hurley were agai
lg called out last Monday afternoon
~ stay the ravages of Il prairie fire whic
ed was sweeping down upon the tow
n from the west, driven by young hu
ly ricane Fortunately Charley Walla,
was plowing near town and he came
IL the rescue. A back-tire was startt
.s and the onward march of the fam
or was checked. 1t is highly probable th'