Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-04-23

Tor term of five years.
Do not forget the sociable at School
House hall next Wednesday, April 20.
All are cordially invited.
The primary department of the Hur-
ley school opened with "a pupils in at
tendance, the high school with %.
y fashion exchange says sashes will
be much worn" this season. Our four
year-old says that's what ails hers.
That portion of Center avenue east of
the fremont house is gradually being
graded IA much needed improvement.
d. Elwell, of Sioux Falls, is about to
commence the publication of a prohi-
bition and woman suffrage paper in
that city.
G. II. Goddard feels a little above the
average Hurleyite, having sown his
lot with lawn grass seed from Central
Park, N. Y. city.
Through some error. the name Of
Laura Snyder was omitted from the
listof pupils neither absent nor tardy
during the last term of school,
The ladies Of the w. C. r. u. will
meet with Mrs. Oscar Snyder, Wednes-
day. May 6, at 3 p. m. All Interested
in the work are cordially invited.
The Hurley publicschools commenced
last Monday, with Prof j. j. McIntire
as principal, and Mrs. McIntire in
charge of the primary department..
There is nothing SO good for the
youthful blood as Orphan Boy smoking
tobacco, in neat pound wood boxes
Price 40 cents, at Mansfield & Aliens.
We understand there are only three
appllcantsin in Parker for Judge Palmer's
position. II there were more democrat
lawyers there might be more applicants.
Yankton is building Tin its mind)
another railroad. This time it is to
connect that city with Centreville, Can
ton, Doom, and the balance of the world.
For fishing tackle. poles, bird cages,
boys express carts, marbles, oranges,
lemons and apples, call at the Pioneer
Drug Store, where the above will be
sold cheap for cash only.
Geo. Sidney and Nvm. Lehman, living
near Beresford, quarreled last Sunday,
when a young man named Stevens, who
was living with Sidney, struck Lehman
over the head with piece of by 4,
killing him.
A gentleman lately from Illinoi: was
maKlng arrangements with one Of Hur-
ley's lumber dealers recently for bill
of building material, and said that he
was coming in with twenty teams to
get the first invoice.
Ina letter received this week from
e. II. .Iewett, dated at Sun Prairie,
Wis, Apr. II, he writes: Spring is
very backward; will not get to seeding
before the 25th of April, with the best
of weather. The 14th had four inches
of srow.''
The dropping of a shaft caused DR..
Slll's new carriage horse to run away
this afternoon. depositing Will. Sill, the
only occupanto of the buggy, on the Her
aid Office ash pile. A few broken straps
and a slightly demoralized buggy were
the only damages.
John Norton, ii. Donohoe and L.
w. Kyle We're appointed committee
to solicit funds for the erection OF a
Catholic church in Hurley, and we are
informed by Mr.. Kyle that sufficient
money has been raised to insure their
building Immediately.
Chapter 81 of the laws of 1881 pro-
videS for a bounty of two dollars on
wolf scalps, and authorizes county com
missioners topay the same upon proper
showing. by production of the scalp and
an affidavit that the wolf was Killed in
the county. where bounty is claimed.
Jay Still, Of Parker, was indicted at
the late session of the Y. S. grand jury,
at Yankton, charged with sending OBJ
scene matter through the mail. Ii he
is guilty of the charge as 1T is currently
reported in this section, he should re
ceive the full penalty prescribed by law.
Dakota trees for Dakota planting"
The Alderman Nursery, Hurley. can
furnish you with fruit trees of all the
standard varieties which are adapted
to this climate, and no man who owns a
farm or a garden spot should let the
tree planting season go by without
planting a number of fruit-bearing
trees.
Large quantities Of fruit trees have
been shipped in here this spring. We
are glad to see the farmers taking an
increased interest in this important
subject, but think they are acting
against their own interests when they
send out of the county for nursery
stock The stock in the Alderman nur-
sery is acclimated and therefore the
best, as you viii learn from experience,
which4is sometimes very dear teacher.