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

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The county fair is now in full bloom
at Parker, and we trnst the attendance
is large.
\. l.. VanOsdel, of Yankton county,
is said to be an aspirant for the council
from this district.
The largest stock of dry goods ever
brought to Hurley, just received by
Pier & Ferguson.
Now is the time to secure your in
surance, and the Dakota Mutual is the
best place to have it.
The social Of the w. G. I. U.at O. o.
Snyder's last Friday evening was en-
| joyGd by those present.
The Ladies' mite society will meet
at the residence of Mrs. r. Rees Friday
afternoon. \ cordial invitation to all.
Pier s. Ferguson. don't give goods
away, but you can get some extra bar
gains before they occupy their new
store.
The lawyers of Sioux Falls are pre-
| pairing for game of base bali. Why
couldn't the Hurley lawyers have a
game?
w. G. I. u will meet at the Baptist
chapel, Wednesday Sept. 22d, at three
O'clock. All members are expected to
be present.
A nepound boy arrived at John
! Parsons Tuesday night, and John has
concluded that he will keep him to help
Skcarry on the farm. .-s4--.-a.''
Call ant.see-the farm paper which is
given one year free to all subscribers Of
the Herald who pay their subscription
one year in advance.
Ii you purchase your tall supply of
dry goods, groceries, boots. shoes, etc,
before calling at Pier & Ferguson's ou
will have cause to regret it.
Any person wanting to purchase one
of the best quarter sections in Turner
county Will find that they can get a
bargain by calling at this Office soon.
The Hurley public schools commence
Monday, September 10th, with Prof. j.
j. Mclntireln charge of the higher de-
partment; Mrs. Montgomery the inter-
mediate, and Mrs. McIntire the prim-
ary.
Dan1 Polly threshed IFS bushels of
flax from 10 acres of ground on his
Middleton farm; and it being Monday
morning, he commenced operations i'll
the house by harvesting a twelve
pound boy.
There was pleasant gathering at
School House hall on Wednesday even.
ing of last week, it being the occasion
Of donation given to the Rev. Sparks
An enjoyable time was had by all pres,
ent. The proceeds of the evening
were $4,000.
Elsewhere in this paper will be founG
a communication endorsing j. j. Nc
Intire for county office. If there are
others who wish to endorse their friends
let them call. The Herald is to be rur
in the interest of its proprietor, and al
will be served alike until the nomina
tions are all made.
The Herald acknowledges compli
: mentary to Clay county's first annua
fair, which is to be held at Nermilllon
t Sept. 30 and 30, and Oct. 1st. The repu
tation of old Clay for raising anything
r that takes root in the ground is "a sutfi
: cient guarantee of the exhibit in tina
line. A good display of stock can ais
n be looked for.
i Win Sill met with an accident las
week which will lay him up for severa
q days. While running he came in con
catching him under the chin, scrapin,
off the skin and throwing him sewers
feet, where he fell upon his shoulder il
such a way as to break his collar bone
Will seems to be full of bad luck in tn
:. way of accidents.
= We to-day publish the advertisement
of the Dakota Mutual Insurance Con
u pany, of Huron, Dakota. This compan
IT now has agents and does business il
evety place of Importance in Dakot;
~ 1t toperates on plan which furnisht
Is insurance at cost, and challenges crit
4 cisim. w. G. Brown is agent for tn
company at this place and will |
le pleased to fully explain all particular
= q. r. Scougal. president of the Yanl
q ton Fair and Driving Park Associ
;. tion, has the Herald's thanks for favol
extended. The annual meeting of tn
y, association will be held on the 22d %
= and oath of this month. Many of tt
"a readers of this paper have visite
10 Yankton during fair week, and
a them it is useless to say any thing; b,
ar to all others we can give the assu
: ance of IL fine exhibit and good tim
a sublime spectacle of inconsistent
Id is the merchant who buys his lett,
Id heads, bill heads, and other material
r. this line from the travelling man t;illin
"a orders for such, and then runs rs ia:
Of as his heels can carry him TO the cit
G. marshal to have someone arrested VII
el is selling goods in his line. Also tt
be merchant who does not advertise in h
Id home paper, and then kicks becau
er psrties send to eastern cities to bl
goods.