Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-07-01

Turner county IepuDllcan convention |
Will meet at Parker, Sept. 14th.
A large number of Hurleyites will
celebrate In Yankton this year.
A little son of G. B. Valentine fell
from pony and broke his arm.
Kahn & Co.. the Yankton clothiers,
will be looking for you while there
Saturday.
The band boys were out serenadeing
Monday evening. Good, boys, do it
some more.
The second annual meeting of the
Dakota Press Association was held at
Aberdeen last week.
Hon. D. G.. Turner was reelected
director of Middleton school township
at last week s election.
Mrs. w. H. Shaft remembered the
Herald force this week by sending
dish of fine Strawberries.
The regular union temperance meet
ing will be held at the Baptist church
Sunday evening, July 4th.
A full line of Hosiery, Gloves. Hand
kerchiefs, notions, Gents furnishing
goods, ETC., at Pier & Ferguson's.
New stock Clothing just received
which will sell cheap, for cash or
ready pay only. Junia Sargent.
The crops of southeastern Dakota are
the finest that met the gaze of ye editor
in his travels during the past week.
One of the attractive features of the
picnic at Valentines grove next Mon
day, will be the presence of the Hurley
band.
G A. Near has for sale Walter A.
Wood moving machine, which has
been used but little, and will be sold
cheap.
Hurley school township contains 220
children of legal school age-between
z and 20 years. The Hurley school
contains los.
/ J. NJ. Gitchell has opened flour and
feed store one door west Of the Pioneer
Drug Store, and we bespeak him lib
eral share of patronage.
| Andrew Jackson received one vote
at the recent school election. showing
conclusively that Hurley has at least
one old line" democrat.
The Flnlay and Hurley base ball
clubs played match game last Satur-
day afternoon at Hurley, the Hurley
nine coming out ahead. Come again
boys.
The Advents at Swan Lake and vi
entity will be represented at the Huron
camp meeting of their denomination
by about fifty persons. Several loads
went by team.
The railroad company are recogniz.
ing the importance of Hurley as ship.
ping point and are making extensive
Improvements at the stock yards in the
way o. sheds, additional pens, etc.
Insure your crops agalns hail before
it is too late. 1t will cost you no more
to insure now than it will in sixty days
The Dakota Mutual of Huron is the
cheapest safe company. as it insures al
:, actual cost.
The Hurley band will assist th'
Marion people in making this 4sh ont
long to be remembered by the citizens
!. of that town. The band boys are al
! young, and too much must not be ex
pected of them.
a force of men and teams have beel
: at work for the past week and hav
> made decided improvement in tn
appearance of Centre avenue betweel
the hotel and the depot. The road be
is now high and dry.
n A picnic will be held by the mem
/, bers of Evergreen Union Sunday schoo
d and it's friends, at Valentines grow
Turner, Monday, July 5th. A cordif
4. invitation is extended to all to atten
and have good time.
y While in Canton last Monday, 1T bt
ing our first visit to that place. Brt
Nash, of the News. treated us to rio
n around that pleasant village. The a.
4 pearance of the town, with its fir
q business blocks and pleasant residence
surrounded by shade trees, was som
thing of surprise, and it is mroe of
town than we expected to see.
: IL. HI. Deyo made his last trip as ma
). carrier between Hurley and Yankte
=, Yesterday. Mr.. Deyo has carried tt
-, ~ mail on this route for the past FIVE year
- during which time he has ridden 500
miles, four horses being used for u
service. Mr.. Moore now takes tt
% route. which has been changed so tn
'er it goes via Spring Valley and Welc
oy town.
m. Jens. G. Paulson has created consl
cradle excitement in the section
country east of Daneville by beatil
his wife. A warrant was recently
sued for his arrest, but the officer fail
n. to find his man. 1t afterward appea
oh that through the assistance of an
70 torney from Parker, Mr.. Panlson h
left the country, giving mortgage
his team and the growing crops to
cure the necessary funds. There {
er- stories abroad in regard to attempts
Ir- secure other mortgages on the la
ne owned by said Paulson, but until a II
on er knowledge Of the facts are learn
We we shall desist from the publication
ay.. current reports, as we wish TO do
Z onas ~, u, stice II. tte matter.