Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-07-08
LOCAL MENTION.
LOCAL MENTION.
Clocks at Kellar's.
Fruit Jars at kellar's
Bring in your job work.
Camp meeting July 18th.

Plasterers are at work in Kyte's new
building.
The cross walks on Centre avenue
need raising.
Brauch's artesian well is drawing
card this weather.
A supply of Fourth of July goods at
Pioneer Drug Store.
Don't fail to attend the camp meet
ing at Hurley July 10Th.
Boots and shoes-a full line and low
prices at Pier & Ferguson's.
Farmere are busy piling up the hay,
which is a magnificent crop.
Fifty stock hogs wanted at the Hur-
ley creamery, by g. G. Skinner.
Oscar 0. Snyder, retired lumber deal
er. sports new horse and buggy.
There are only two business men in
Hurley who do not take the Herald.
j. V. Lamson's store is receiving the
finishing touches at the hand of the
painters.
About fifty citizens OF Hurley and
vicinity celebrated IN Yankton last
Saturday.
The continued dry weather has seri-
ously affected the raspberry crop in
this section.
Our Advent friends who had been
attending camp meeting at Huron re-
turned Tuesday.
Those who visited Marion Saturday
report having good time and being
well entertained.
Frank Wood was laid out by the
heat Tuesday afternoon, but no serious
results have followed.
A number of Hurley's business men
have been decorating their store fronts
with signs this week.
The Marion prohibition board
granted license to June Gage to
operate saloon in that town.
A full line of Hosiery, Gloves, Hand.
kerchiefs, notions. Gents furnishing
goods, ETC., at Pier & Ferguson's.
New stock Clothing just received
which 1 will sell cheap, for cash OF
ready pay only. Junia Sargent.
1t is reported that the back door OF
the Marion saloon had a fascination fol
some of the Parker visitors Saturday.
Moving machines, hay rakes and
harvesters are now used as ballast by
the farmers on their return trips fro.r
town.
Rob't. Hershey's face is covered al
over with smiles of late, on account ol
the arrival of Young daughter at hi.
house.
| c. A. Near has for sale Walter A
Wood moving machine, which ha
been used but little, and will be solt
cheap.
1t the Herald is little short on mat
ter this week, please bear in mind tina
we have been little long on the giori
Gus 4th.
/ Crops are looking well, but unles
rain should come within a few day
there will be shortage IN the smal
grain harvest.
The Centreville Index has entere
upon its third year, and under tn
agement of Bro. McMullen it is stead
ly improving.
III. P. G. Jensen is building a con
modious house on his Hurley propert,
More room is needed since the arriv;
Of that girl last week.
We have heard many words of prais
(outside the crafty from those who hay
read S. j. Conklin's annual address
the Dakota Press association.
: The juvenile base ball clubs were o,
in their new uniforms yesterday, an
we could not see but what they mao
: about as much noise as the older on,
do.
j.. L. Norris, of Spring Valley, was :
unfortunate as to lose his barn by fl
last week. We learn the fire w;
caused by small boy playing wit
matches.
We have been told that one newsp
per proprietor in Turner county has Q
fered to print mortgage sales for twen
a per cent of the legal rates. For sham
!, Bro
! After an absence of several weel
the Sioux Falls Leader has again ma
!. its appearance on the Herald exchan.
table. The Leader stands No. amol
Dakota newspapers.
j. E. Buck and Miss Nettie Z. Sh;
were married at Parker Saturday, Ju
II 3d. They visited with the brides fat
n er, w. FL. Shaft, Sunday, returning
1t Parker IN the evening.
Do not think Hurley has no harn'
shop because the proprietor is too you
r in business to understand the adva
ages to be derived from advertiser
IL We charge him nothing for this mott
el Insure your crops agMns hail bef'
I'd it is too late. 1t will cost you no M
to insure now than it will in sixty da
The Dakota Mutual of Huron is
L2, cheapest safe company, as it insures
er actual cost.
ey During recent visit to Yankton
l hol 4 II >fr ax,fS ~ (o1 I,tn
East. the new register of the Yank
land district. Col. East and Gov. z
bach appear to be a congenial pair,
the interests of the settlers. as we'll
:, that of the government will rece
~ their prompt attention.
gu We would call the attention of ]
%. Hanford of the Centreville Chron
to the proceedings of the Datota Pr
1 q ~ ~ 4 Z. r.