Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-24
LOCAL MENTION.
Do not neglect the fire-brealS.

aiiiieis arc still Dusy puttlng up /
hay.
Pure cider vinegar at Mansfield &
Aliens.
Smoke the Crocodile cigar at City
Drug Store.
J.J. Moore should take his display
window to the fair.
Maytlower and Fancy Patent flour at
Mansfield & Aliens.
Fazers Axle grease $3.50 per pail at
Pioneer Drug Store.
L. L. Smnllin has moved into the
Episcopal parsonage.
A yoke of good work cattle for sale
by Phil. Cotton, at Spring Valley post
Office.
G. A. Near is putting up large
amount of hay on his farm west of
town.
Parents please remember that school,
books are strickly cash at Pioneer Drug
Store.
Supt. Sloan has placed us under obli-
cations for two copies of the territorial
school law
The Presbyterian so ciety will hold
services every Sunday afternoon at
Grace church.
The l. o. &. I. lodge adds to its num-
bers mt every meeting. There are now
about eighty members.
Would it not be advisable to set a
number of shade trees on the school
house grounds this fall?
Parties withing to make loans on
real estate will find it to their interest
to call on L. Brauch, Hurley.
The county commissioners are hold
! ing special session to-day to take action
in regard to the Centreville bridge.
w. II. Shaft has left at the Herald,
Office a fine cluster of Siberian apples
from tree which he set out two years
/ ago.
/ We return thanks to the committee
on entertainment of editors at the
Fargo encampnent for courtesies ex-
tended.
Mr.. j. G. Skinner, Who recently sold
his farm near LennoX, passed through
Hurley Monday, on his way to north
ern Nebraska.
n. G. Kier says his lame arm is get
ting well enough so that he can dance
that young lady which arrived at his
house short tine ago.
Tickets from Hurley to Huron and
return, during territorial fair, $500
from Hurley to Parker and return dur
ing county fair 4o cents.
Lost.-A red plush hand satchel be.
tween Hurley and Swan Lake. The
finder will he rewarded by leaving The
same at the Herald Office.
SD. McUmber is moving his Ha.
warden Leader to Orange City, In the
! same county, and will change thenme
to the Sioux County Leader.
A party Of young people gave Fred
Near a surprise last Thursday evening
the occasion being his 18th birthday
anniversary. An enjoyable time il
reported.
Mortensen, Frederickson & Co., vii
). have their patent fence on exhibition
g at Hurley Friday. and Saturday, Sept
25th and Goth, and all are invited t,
o call and examine.
Parties who are owing me on boo
g account or otherwise, please call aroun
rs the time you promised to pay ha
already passed and / am in need c
money. E. Brauch.
i. S. Frye Andrews received 90 cent
per bushel for his flax at the Hurle
II elevator Friday. He got eighteen busl
- els to the acre, with deduction of onl
two and one-half per cent for dirt.
y When we see a man trying to q
If business without advertising it remind
lis of the story of the fellow VIII
# winEed at his girl in the dark, so NJ
body but himself kaew what he wa
at doing.
Jerry Manning has lately added
at the interior Of his billiard hall by pla,
ing therein the third billiard table. /
M mas also placed handsome pier gla:
- in the rear Of the bar, making it tn
finest room of the kind in the county.
~ The Wentworth house at Parker wi
soon have new landlady, Mr.. Wer
". worth having taken unto himself
better-half, the lady of his choice bell
or the late Mrs. Flagg, daughter of G.
Marshall. The ceremony took pla
or yesterday.
Some cruel-hearted republican put
lit a job on Tousley and had hlm huntil
allover Sioux Falls IN search of u co
ut of the New York Tribune containing
notice of his appointment as postm;
on ter at Parker. Sorry you couldn't fl
it, Tousley.
ISL The Chicago Milwaukee & st. r;
Railway will sell tickets to Parker a
Ely return for one and one fifth fare, for t
from Sept. 30, to Oct. |, good to rctr
until Oct. md, so TO give All q cnal
ar to visit the Turner County Fair at p
ker Sept. 30, to Oct. 1st.
s' Richard Dow and Miss Katie Kel
were married at the residence of
- brides parents in Centerville, t
a. a. morning, Dicks many friends in FL
W. ley and vicinity join with the Her
IN 1yiShintr fhn newly m atp1 CONNIE
life of peace amp prosperity.
Mr.. Archie L. Rundell and Miss Sal
.ea, Woodward were married at Yank
aid Wednesday last. Their large circle
friends in this vicinity extend to
ress happy couple their earnest congra
will lations, with the hope that a full sh