Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-10-28

Miss Kate Elliott will teach the
Beeken school, commencing next Mon
day.
w. c. t. o., will meet at the Baptist
church Wednesday November Sd, at
3 o'clock.
The season has arrived when the
thnmp of the coal masher can be heard
on all sides.
The best and most durable horse
blankets can be bought at the Hurley
harness shop.
Last Monday was one of those morn
ings which make a person think it
time to bank the house.
Ladies Mite society will meet with
Mrs. Ward Friday, at three o'clock.
All are invited to attend.
Reform has been working at the Hur-
ley postoffice, the hinges on the outside
door have been changed.
Thos. Murphy left few samples of
vegetables at the Herald office, among
them being a 90 inch carrot Of excellent
flavor.
If you want to see the largest stock
of stoves you ever saw, go to Howard's,
Big Double Stove and Hardware House
Parker.
Pier & Ferguson don't give goods
away, but you can get some extra bar
gains before they occupy their new
store
I a letter received by r. Rees from
Nora Springs, Iowa, says that VIII
Mead was up and dressed and lmprov-
ing rapidly.
From Rev. Edward Power we learn
that the fair held at Beresford last
week netted the Catholic society of
that place about $780,
Messrs. May and j. II. Queal & Co.
purchased 364 sheep of the Vogn Lar
sen estate last week, and have since
sold them to C. Frederickson.
We neglected to state last week that
Amos Garrett was passing around the
cigars on account of the arrival of a
ten pound boy at his residence.
Mrs. Robinson has received her win
| ter stock of millinery and ladies furnish
ing goods, and is now prepared to sup
ply the wants Of her lady customers.
Rev. N. +. Scallon, of Huron, will
lecture at the Catholic church in Hur-
ley, Thursday evening October 2sth, at
s p. m. Subject: "The Catholic Church
the True Defender of Liberty"
The lumber yards of Hurley are hav,
ing an immense trade this fall, but as
both belong to foreign corporations
they do not care to spend any money in
town in the way of advertising.
In life some men are born at thu
bottom of the ladder to work theil
way up. Others are born at the top tt
work their way down. The man on thu
way up experiences lbs greatest danger
when he reaches the middle, and meet!
the other on the way down.
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This appears to be a year of indie
pendent candidates, the last to ente
the field being l.. N. Alberty. AS Mr.
Alberty was member Of the republi
can convention which nominated MI
Salmon and now asks the voters o
Turner county for their support, h
will surely have no cause to kick
: other voters see fit to substitute som
other name for that OF J. p. Ward.
The Dakota Farmer: Too much ca
not be said in praise of the press of Da
kota for their assistance in making tn
Second Annual Fair "a grand success:
: Whenever the management called o
them they responded freely, end the il
terest and attendance is largely due t
!, their loyalty. Such advertising is wort
more than all the big posters that fort
men could put up, and our publisher
should receive due credit for it,
The Olivet Rural Voice, says j
speaking of the district convention, tn
: ballot resulted in the selection of 81.
Ward of the north part of the county
: And further says Mr.. Ward "can |
: depended upon in any emergency"
"he has been tried and found faithful
), Mr.. Jones was in a position to kno'
d how faithful" Mr.. Ward proved htn
self to be to the north part OF til
S county" during his sojourn at Bi
4 marck two years ago. DO the vote
n desire more of the same kind?
1t was generally conceded when tt
legislative convention met at Parke
r that Turner county was entitled to tW
!. members of the lower house, and hi
the delegates from this county actt
togethersuck would have been the +
suit. But as soon as the bogus bon'
crowd at the north secured the non
: nation of their mani. p. Ward-th'
y threw their votes to Hutchinson coun
: and nominated Mr.. Schnaidt. Let Il
voters of Turner county show the
condemnation of this sell out'by yotil
for some other man than j. L. Ward.
5, NJ. j. Hogan will have about 10
majority for register of deeds.
To our Friends and Patrons.
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