Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-07-29
LOCAL MENTION.
Fruit Jars at kellar's

The postoflice at Adelia, Turner coun
ty, has been discontinued.
NJ j. Hogan is treating his house to
summer kitchen this week.
The click of the harvester is heard at
all hours of the day-and night.
No, he didn't encounter No. 116.' it
is where the base ball struck him.
This section was visited by a small
shower Tuesday, which cooled the at
mosphere.
DO not neglect to make preparations
for those fire breaks which you will
need this fall.
The crack nine came near being
scooped by the scrubs in SATURDAYS
game of base ball.
I'll. III. Deyo has purchased new hay
ing outfit, and expects to put up the
product of 200 acres.
Jas. Sherard, one of Spring Valleys
prosperous grangers, now comes to
town in new platform wagon.
New stock Clothing just received
which will sell cheap, for cash or
ready pay only. Junia Sargent.
Mansfield & Allen have field of oats
on their farm west of town which ex-
perts say will go S5 bushels to the acre.
Hay stacks are looming up in every
direction. Pile it up, bows, the country
will need every pound of it before an
other crop natures.
A large amount of machinery has
been purchased by farmers this season,
and they will find it a good investment
to furnish suitable storage Tor the same
when through using.
Imitation-yeined cornelian buttons
set in silver as medallions, or in ball
form, with only an eye of metal for
sewing on the same, are used ON the
handsome tailor-made suits.
The two year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Elliott was taken sud
denly and violently with spasms last
doctor saved the little ones life.
More than an average crop has been
harvested in Turnar county this season,
and some say the finest ever raised in
the county. Late flax will be failure.
but the corn crop promises well.
The juvenile base ballists of Hurley
| or ,oly u Of
vacation, and have a practice" game
nearly every day. Saturday afternoons
they don their uniforms and attract as
much attention as a regiment of
Zouaves during the "late unpleasant
ness.
A premium of $3.50 is offered for the
best county exhibit at the Mitchell fail
this season; also one of $3.50 tor the
best heard of cattle, consisting Of one
male and four females. The managers
of the Mitchell fair propose to spare
neither time nor money in their en-.
deavor to make this the grandest affair
of the kind ever held in the territory
and with the bountiful crops of south
eaetern Dakota the display in that de
partment will doubtless be fine one.
Eden Echo: Last Saturday evening
we went to Hurley to inspect Reynolds
camp, No. 5, of the Sons of Veterans
and found the town taking lively in
terest in M. E. campmeeting. Never
theless we met quitea number of mem
bers and were entertained by the officer:
of the camp, which is preparing for ag
gressive work. Capt Brown is tn,
t Jolly fat man of the Division and hos
in himself. Capt.-elect Hamblin is F;
: WORKER, as well as his Lieuts. Harrigl
and Near, and we shall look for boom
ing camp under their leadership.
Will r. Park is canvassing Turne
D county for the "Practical Home PhySl
cian," one of the most useful book
> ever published. 1t contains over 100
: pages and treats its subjects in u man
ner that will enable a person to saw
many dollars of doctors bills, and per
haps life itself. Especially among
, those living at a distance from a doc
tor it is almost necessary to have
), work of this kind, and the price-$6.5
is exceedingly low for so large an
valuable publication.
!. The new Catholic church will b
5 dedicated on Aug, 8, by R't. Rev. NJ
Marty, Bishop Of DAKOTA. and will b
placed under the patronage Of S
d Joachim, father of the Blessed Virgil
d Mary. The order of service will be q
r follows: Low Mass will be celebrate
a by the Bishop at $50 a. M. after whIc
If he VIII dedicate the church; at II a. n
: High Mass will be celebrated by th
81 Pastor. Father Power, at which tn
'e Bishop will preach dedication sermon
d after High Mass the Bishop will az
,r minister the Sacrament of Confirm;
tion.
Godey's Lady's Book for August is
2, bright and attractive number. Tt
,r frontispiece illustration is a pleasin
" subject-a fair child having obtaine
n. possession of grandma's curls, is chan'
ing their snowy whiteness to a darkt
hue by immersion in an ink bottle; tt
utterly unconscious expression OF an
wrong upon the childish face is vel
taking. Various designs for colore
4 and black fashions are given. Also a
}, attractive colored and many blac
II work designs. The literary depar
"a ment is full and varied. 1.-The Coron
" of Thorns," by j. V. Prichard, nea
IN conclusion. and the pages given a
very exciting. "Found-Not Sought
a good translation from the German
E. Laddey, is concluded. May"