Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-09-16
PERSONAL.

II. >. GotCer and famllY returned to
Sioux City Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Skinner is home from
an extended visit in the east.
Miss Lille While returned Monday
morning from a visit to Mapleton,
Iowa.
Mrs. ID. G. Ward and Mrs. S. Welch
departed Tuesday morning for a visit
with friends at DeSmet.
Major Scott returned home Monday
morning. having whiled away the Sab
bath at some point in Iowa.
Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. Stout are
assisting at the w. c. L. U. refresh
ment stand at the Parker fair.
Mr.. Henry, a prominent newspaper
man of Marshalltown, Iowa, was Il cal
ler at the Herald sanctum Monday.
| Cornelius Dwyre took a vacation
from his railroad work, and was visit
ing in Hurley the first of the week.
Mrs. G.. S. Conkiin and Mrs. w. E..
Workman are representing the w. G..
7. U. of Hurley at the territorial con-
yention at Aberdeen this week.
A. L. Grebbell, of Middleton, was a
caller at the Herald sanctum Tuesday
while waiting for the train to take
/ him to Orange City, Iowa, where he
will attend school.
Mrs. H.J. Sanborn returned last week
from her visit in Minnesota, and had it
not been for the gathering of democrats
Tuesday, Herb. would have left us in
| ignorance of the fact.
J. L. Hewitt and Joel Fry stopped a
few minutes at the Herald office as
they passed through town Tuesday on
their way to the convention at Parker
Mr.. Hewitt informed us that he would
soon move to Centreville.
/ Dave Gowdy boarded Saturday even
1 ing's train saying he was going tie Ire.
ton, but reports from Yankton state
that he was in that city, and was en-,
joyinga a walker between the Rhine
anu viz .Nol VII W CSlClll tCPOU.
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: this.
Z Republican County Convention.
J. A delegate convention of Turne
: county republicans was held at Parker
: Tuesday, for the purpose of selectin
s 8 delegates to represent this county j
$ territorial convention at Yankton O
4 the 22d inst.
e Resolutions were passed favoring tn
4 return of o. S. Clifford to congress; ais
q the following:
4 Recognizing the right of the people to adol
their own form of self-goyernmentin In accordant
> with the principles of the constitution. and b.
! licying the sentiment of a large majority of IL
people Of the whole Of the territory TO be in fave
II of division and admissions we. the republican
Resolve. That we are In favor Of the diyisio
r OF the territory on an east and west line alol
or near the 10th parallel Of north latitude, Il
organization of that part north OF said line IN
y territory under such name ms its people nj;
? desire; and the immediate admission INTO Il
t union as y state the part sonth of said ine vii
!, all the rights and privileges Of /; member Of Il
slsterhood of states
0 The following delegates were electe
e to attend the territorial convention
$ S. V. Jones, j. e. Iazlitt, G. NJ. Pie
e Hugh Langan, l.. b. Buchanan. Tho
y Espie, Joel Fry, JOHN Vano osterloo an
G. b. Valentine.