Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-10-22

LoCAL MENTION.
No school this week.
Court convenes next Tuesday.
Have you got those fire-hreaks all
madeY
Considerable of freeze Tuesday
night.
David Fowler is considerably under
the weather.
All kinds OF Hardware at Mont.
yonery's.
Who wants to pay up their subscrip-
ton with eggs.
The refrigerator car has been with
drawn from service
Land has been selected adjoining
town tor a creamery.
81 would make u good delegate and
can go as well as not"
S. NJ. Figge has sold the Bridgewater
Times to A. f. Terrill.
The Howe Machine Co. has gone in
to the hands of q receiver,
The weather is magnificent since the
passage of the cold wave.
The carpenters make lots OF noise
with their hammers and saws.
I" Are you u voter2" is one Of the most
prominent question now in order.
j. Sargent's tenement house is receiv-
ing the attention of the plasterers.
Another car Ct Hooking Valley coal
just received by Lamson s. Smullin.
The 1. o. G. 7. entertainment will
take place on the evening of Nov. 9Th
Tickets for the l. O. G. T. entertain
ment can be procured at the postotiice.
Flax seed is beng rolled in pretty
lively by our Russian nelghbors out
west.
In the county seat contest Hurley
finds friends in places where least ex-
pected.
The farmers of Turner county Will
settle the county seat fight in favor OF
Hurley.
| Fresh stock of block coal Just received
and for sale by car load or ton, at the
Elevator.
Sell Smith, northeast Of town, raised
l,06l bushels of wheat on a forty acre
field this year.
1t is very likely that there will be
another physician located in town il
the near future.
The temperance mass meeting vii
! be held at the Baptist church mex
Sunday evening.
a considerable number from Hurle,
are attending the teachers institute a
Parker this week
Mr.. Geo Beeken will soon open
shop in Hurley for making and repair
ing boots and shoes.
&. Ii. Goddard will speak on the sui
ject Of temperance at the Lease schoc
house next Sunday evening.
Cool weather and increase of busines
has enabled Messers Robinson & Woo
to slaughter their own meats.
Members of the coming legislator
| have to take an "iron-clad'' oath, an
can not ride on railroad passes.
Mr.. Ira ferguson has added to OF
winter store of vegetables some fin
beets raised on his Spring Valley farm
DR.. Gallagher says he wants thos
owing MIN to pay up, so that he ca
pay his debts, then all will be happy.
i Chris. Fredericksen, at Swan LAX
; must be doing a rattling business judi
ing from the amount of goods he hau
: out of town.
The way to stand by your town is
t buy goods Of your home merchants, al
not send to the city because you ca
: save few cents.
Found-In School House Hall {
t Oct. 10Th. a small gold paddock. Ow
er Will call at postotlice and get san
: and pay for this notice.
Wonder if the Parkerites will pied
= themselves again to put in switch
Calumet? AS heretofore that W
= one Of the order Of things.
J. G.. Okken, not to be outdone
II the other boys, presented this olli
with winter raddish weighing fo
It pounds and eleven ounces.
Reports continue to come in from
y directions Of the gain of voters for III
ley. some of which have heretofc
lr been her most bitter enemies.
r The Yankton Press intimates tt
j. r. Gamble is not gentleman in p
OF ltics. Just found it out, or was y
lg bashful about speaking before?
Parties from Sioux City are looki
81 Hurl~y over this week with view
= establishing here in the business
curing and packing fresh meats.
:. :, The Dakota Mutual Fire Ins. Co.,
received its certificate of authority, q
!, will commence at once to issue p'
49, cies. The directors are in session
Huron to-day.
,al The democracy of Dakota have
Id clded to take a stand aginst stateho
Quite change of base from last W
ee. but it settles the matter with the pl
,er ent administration.
its The woman who took shawl
nut longing tc Mrs. j. G. Okken from
IN center counter in Sargent's store, {
an 10Th, will save trouble by returning
ell same, rs she is known.
TO A Parker correspondent to the Si