Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-07-22
LOCAL MENTION.
LOCAL MENTION.
Send in the news.
Clocks at Kellar's.
Fruit Jars at hellar,s
Bring in your job work.


Fifty stock hogs wanted at the Hur-
ley creamery, by z. G. Skinner.
The Catholic church is being plas-
tered. Chas. Pool is doing the work.
Elliott & Bach have sold only 5000
pounds of binding twlne this season.
Amos Garrett took new Mccormick
binder home with him the other day.
Jerry Murphy has moved his meat
market to its new quarters in Kyte's
block.
a Sabbath school has been organized
at the Lease school house by Rev. j. j.
McIntire.
A light shower visited this section
Sunday, cooling the atmosphere and
laying the dust.
G. s. Conklin's residence shows marks
of the painters work-house white
with green blinds.
According to the signal service re-
ports, Dakota has more clear days than
any Stdle Ill tu6 Union.
Fromer Bro, are among the number
who have purchased the famous Wal
ter A. Wood binders this season.
New stock Clothing just received
which will sell cheap, for cash or
ready pay only. Junia Sargent.
Sundays rain extended throughout
eastern and central Dakota, and was of
great benefit to late flax and corn.
A coat has been left at this office,
which the owner can have by proving
property and paying for this notice.
A. ID. Tomlinson has already in stack
lCU tons of hay, and intends making it
$50 tons before the close of the season.
G a. Near has for sale Walter A.
Wood moving machine, which has
been used but little, and will be sold
cheap.
In looking up chapter w of the Pen
al Code, bear in mind that Sec. 43, re-
lating to "undue travel" has been re-
pealed.
Remember that Geo. School visits
Hurley every Friday, prepared to do all
kinds of watch, clock and jewelry re-
! pairing.
| Reports from all portions of south
eastern Dakota indicate that the corn
crop will be the largest ever raised in
this section.
a. f. Elliott, of Centreville, has been
in Hurley part of the week, helping his
partner deal out harvesting machinery
to their numerous customers.
! County Treasurer Beebe does little
figuring for this weeks paper; and has
now gone to California to attend Che
national encampment of the e. A. r..
The postoffice has been moved to its
new quarters, in kyte's new block
The front part of the room will be oc.
cupied by Mr.. Rees with his drug ant
notion stock.
The Herald neglected last week tc
announce that girl of regulation
weight arrived at the residence of j. T
Hogan on the 14th inst Mother ant
child doing nicely.
Tidings come from Pennsylyanl;
that the household of MIR. and Mrs. Geo
Fromer has been gladdened by the ar
rival of a nine pound girl, all of which
happened on the 18th inst.
John Okken brought to the Herald
Office Tuesday bunch of timothy from
his field. The stalks measured foul
and a half feet and the heads from 81,
to eight inches. 1t has been cut fo
seed.
Ira &. Ferguson is passing aroun'
the cigars this morning, and all on &C
count of the arrival at his house of
new daughter. Mother and little on
getting along finely, and father able t
smoke.
Kyte's Hall will be opened in tn
near future (about Aug. 3d) with
: grand dance. Date will be given mex
week. The hall is 30x42 feet, with har
pine floor, and an excellent time can b
looked for,
!. 1t is said the Parker livery men wer
:, notified not to let teams for pleasur
rides last Sunday. A number of th
: boys however took the chances. an
gave their best girls ride, some c
them visiting the camp meeting groun
at Hurley.
While the young daughter of M
and Mrs. Gerrett Potts was playin
!, around the house Monday evening sh
fell, and struck her arm SO as to disl,
cate it at the shoulder. The child W;
brought to town and Drs. Fowler an
Sill soon had it in proper shape.
Judging from the amount of hayin
), and harvesting machinery being di
= posed of by the Northwestern Hay Cc
they will need u large force of men
= press and handle the hay they will r
= ceive this fall and winter. 1t is the j.
tention of the company to ship 90
y tons from this point, which means Il
addition Of $4,000 to the cash in circ
lation in Hurley and vicinity.
The premium list OF the first annu
fair of the Dakota Agricultural al
l. Stock Growers Association, to be he
J., at Mitchell, Aug. 80 and 81, and Sci
II /, 9, and 3, has been received. Thepr
ID MUM list is large and the field of col
II petition is open to the world. Parti
III wishing any information will recei
prompt attention by addressing ].
Smith, Sec'y. Mitchell, Dakota; or
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