Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-07-29
Parasols, all styles, at Pier & Fergu-

farasols, all styles, at Pier u Fergu- |
sons.
Mr.. Frank Fowler. brother Of our
townsmen S. c., Thomas, and David
Fowler, died at his home in Kansas,
last week.
Tickets to parties wishing to attend
the Territorial Fair at Huron, Sept, 6
to 10, will be sold at the rate of two
cents per mile.
John Fitch has Il number of good
work horses for sale. Inquire at this
office or at his farm four miles south
west of Hurley.
The Iankton Press is authority for
the rumor that Gus. Gilbert intends
moving to Yankton and engaging in
business. What will Parker, and Tur-
ner county politics be without Gus?
The words "S7OO SHORT which ap-
peared in the settlement of the general
fund, as published in last weeks Her
aid, were placed in the copy as memo
randa and should have been erased be-
fore sending to the printer. The fund
was o. k.
j. Z. McNLullen, editor of the Centre
vile Index, and Miss Mae A. Cook
were married at the residence of the
bride IS father in Waterloo, Iowa, July
Goth. Bro. McMullen, allow us to ex-
tend to you our most hearty congratu-
latlons upon the wise step you have ta-
ken, coupled with the hope that your
journey through life may have only a
sufficient of the shadow that you may
fully appreciate the sunshine.
Scotland Citizen The Northwestern
railroad company has its eye on Scot
land and the country east and west of
it. How would a line from Centreville
to Scotland look on the map? And
from Scotland west to junction with
| the line which the Northwestern folks
are going to build from Salem via
| Mitchell to the Missouri river near
Wheeler? There is railroad music in
the air and the band wagon is headed
for Scotland.
Lennox Independent: A friend of
| the Independent furnishes the follow
ing concerning the camp meeting: The
camp meeting at Hurley closed Tues
day at 8 a. m. The attendance through
out was good, the order was good-not
bit of rowdyism from first to last
the interest in the services was deep
and earnest, and many who were stran-
gers to the service of God made Il start
for new life, and some who had grown
cold and backward in the cause have
been revived into new life, and started
anew for the kingdom.
The Chicago & Northwestern R'y
company have arranged for three eX-
curssions from Chicago and Milwaukee
to Dakota and Minnesota points. during
the comming fall. The excursions will
leave Chicago August IS, and Septem
Der and 22. Tickets for the round
trip good for twenty days. are less
than usual second-class rates one way
and parties desiring to view Dakot;
with its broad prairieS, wealth of gold
en- grain. fine corn fields, fourishing
towns and contented and prosperous
citizens, will find this grand cppor
tunity for such a trip. For full partic,
ulars as to rates, ETC., call on any o.
the company's agents, or address r. S
Hair, General Passenger Ag't. Chicago
III.
We have received from Secretary w
+. T. Bushnell, Huron, copy of tn
premium list of the Second Annual Ter
ritorial Fair. The Board of Agricul
ture offer this season an aggregate o
J Among the most desirable, being th
offers of gold, silver and bronze medal
, in the fine stock department; also W
might mention the very liberal offer o
$3.50 for the best county grain exhibits
} divided as follows: To the first $2OC
: second 800, third $50. The entire lis
is much more complete than last season
: and so arranged as to encourage ou
people to an honorable competition i
the agricultural, stock and other inter
, ests of our Territory.
The reputation of the board for tn
, payment of premiums is good anon
those who exhibited last year, ant
sh ould be known to all our people. O
eighty days notice last season, they al
ranged, as most of our people, under
\ stand, fair that any State or Territor
might be proud of. erecting buildings
stalls, ETC., etc, and that without til
usual legislative appropriation, an
they paid every bill and all premium
: in full.
The coming fair promises to ia
V eclipse that Of last year, and especial
Il in the fine stock department. The raj
5 road rates for visitors secured by til
management is the cheapest ever give
in Dakota, and insures grand attent
l. ance.
The railroads transport all stock an
e exhibits to and from the fair free {
i charge. Write w. f. Z. Bushnell. HI
/ ron, Dakota, for premium lists.
Marion Mclange.
/, MARION, July %, 1886.
e john Dunlap was the recipient of
o pension certificate last week, grantin
d him life pension of $3.50 per mont
= We are glad to seelt for John deserves
IT and is fully entitled to it.