Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-10-08
LOCAL MENTION.
Now for corn husking.
Bring in your potatoes.
Look out for nrairie tires

Fall house cleaning is now in order.
Grease Eradicator at City Drug Store.
There is demand for houses to rent
Oscar Snyder is bnilding more coal
sheds.
Buy your Stationary at City Drug
Store.
Pure cider vinegar at Mansfield e
Aliens.
A fire break has been plowed around
the town.
The commissioners were in session
this week
Smoke the Crocodile cigar at City
Drug Store.
j. j. Mansfield has built an addition
to his house.
Who wants to pay up their subscrip-
tion with eggs.
Above the Clouds" appears to be
under a cloud"
| Mayfower and Fancy Patent -four at
Mansfield " Aliens.
Forty dozen eggs wanted On subscrip-
tion at Herald office.
| Who was 1t that wanted to pay their
/ subscription in potatoes2
Don't forget the social at Turner
next Wednesday evening.
j. V. Lamson is making improve
/ ments on his residence property.
The Index and Chronicle have each
a column in the Danish language.
Chas. Poole has been plasterlng Mrs.
4 Hancock's new house, east of town.
John Buchmiller is building a new
house on his farm south west of town.
John Wormwood thrashed $40 bush
els of oats from eight acres of ground.
Now plant your advertisements if
you are desirous of a profitable harvest.
A yoke of good work cattle for sale
| by Phil. Cotton, at Spring Valley post
office.
a man was arrested in Yankton for
sprlnkling the streets without a Ii
cense
DR.. Hoyt's many friends will be
pleased to learn that he is improving
in health.
There will be a temperance mass
meeting at School House Hall next
Sunday evening.
l.. Christanson is building a good
sized barn on his place in the southern
part of the town.
Hay-seed, of a quality fit for would-b'
state officers hair will be in deman,
for the next two weeks.
A convention has been called for TIL,
e third commissioner district to be hel,
at CenteYille, October 23d.
S. +. Andrews. ir. is improving hi
i. farm and increasing its value by build
ing a new house thereon.
!. w. H. Murdoch reports having mad
d 900 gallons of sorgum molasses this
year, and the quality is Mol.
Now is the'time to bring in you
: subscription money and secure a chanc
in drawing that 800 sewing machine.
The tax sale was attended by mum
Der of purchasers and Turner count
5. property appeared to be in great de
mand.
M. Gltchell commenced Monda
. on his new house, having bought thre
acres OF w. II. Conklin, just east Of tn
t. railroad
Prof. Goddard delivered very int
t. esting temperance address to a larg
audienceat the Buchanan school hous
at last Sunday evening.
Chief Justice Edgerton has desid'
Mt to move to Mitchell. He doubtles
thinks ankton too far south for pol
at tical lightning to strike.
l.. S. Merris. of Centreville, w
at placed under $500 bonds to appear |
lore the grandjury on charge of croo
at edness in insurance transactions.
The ladies of Turner will hold SO
90 able at the Reformed church, Turn,
Wednesday, evening October l4th, al
nd all are cordially invited to attend.
Lost.-between A. Rundell's and
&c. b. Buchanan's, Monday eve, Sept BOT
plush lap robe. Finder will plea
OF leave at this Office. and Will be suitab
rewarded.
~ Lum Smiths Public Herald for Sci
:, cmber wades in heavier than ever
~ the frauds who use newspapers a
circulars for the purpose of carrying
~ their thieving business.
~, Peter Nelson, of Spring Valley, W
In town Monday distributing specimt
,st OF his California pie-melons, and it
needless to add that the editor was
,rv membered in the distribution.
a meeting of the "old settlers
our Turner county will be held at the coul
'ar- seat the second Tuesday in Janua
A residence of eight years in the cour
ool Is necessary to make one eligible to
rug society. 1t is hoped there will be
large gathering, and Hurley will
'est tend to them cordial welcome.
- The Northwestern railroad comp;
have let the contract for three bnildi
- at Gankton, u brick passenger de
- 6ox2o feet. a frame freight depot l6o
feet, and Il brick round house. sixty,
~ ~ feet deep, twenty-four feet wide
Wy front and ffty-three feet wide in
-, rear. The buildings will he loca
- west of Douglas avenue and north
the Rhine"
real On Tuesday evening Rowland r
aid the newly appointed postmaster t
nnssessinn of the hooks paperS. etc