Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-10-21
LOCAL MENTION.
Lots of wind this week.
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want them now.
Turner county court convened Of
Parker Tuesday,
nave you seen those Cloaks at Rob
inson's, they are very nice and cheap.
Brauch's feed yard is now filled with
stock he is feeding for the eastern
market.
>. V. Lamson is feeding one of the
enest punches of steers ever brought
together in Dakota,
"A Chicago paper says that to be fash.
ionable this winter one must eat their
ice cream with fork.
Gowdy Bros. are feeding several car
loads OF steers at their feed Yards in
the southern part of town.
If you want to see the largest stock
OF stoves you ever saw, go to Howard's
Big Double Stove and Hardware House
Parker.
Pier Il Ferguson don't give goods
away, but you can get some extra bar
gains before they occupy their new
store.
Eggs have got up to fifteen cents a
dozen, and now is the time for the hens
to get in their work befo1e the cold
weather sets in.
DO the citizens of Turner county
wish to endorse the "bogus bonus" by
returning j. P. Ward to the legislature
by their votes?
j. S. Hull has purchased a number of
head of cattle, which he will take to
his farm near Dunlay, Iowa, for fatten-
ing for the Chicago market.
Mrs. Robinson has received her win
ter stock of millinery and ladies furnish
ing goods, and is now prepared to sup
ply the wants of her lady customers.
Anyone wanting an outfit for their
horses, will do well to call and see the
large supply of home mnde harness, al
ways on hand at the Hurley harness
shop.
Rev. N. +. Scallon, of Huron, will
lecture at the Catholic church in Hur-
ley, Thursday evening October 2Sth, at
8 p. m. Subject: The Catholic Church,
the True Defender of Liberty
1ankton county proposes to reduce
the salary of county attorney to S40o a
year. Would it not be well for Turner
county's commissioners to look after
this matter at their next session?
Norton q Gerkin are placing steam
engine In their Finlay mill. The
water IN the Vermillion is too low to
furnish the necessary power, and shut
ting down is out of the question.
Rev. Moray Clyde has been assigned
to Hurley by the M. e. Conference, and
will commence his labors next Sunday.
Mr.. Clyde and family will receive a
warm welcome on their return to this
charge.
kositski, known as Bismarck" has
made a confession which agrees in the
main points with that made by Leavltt
and it now seems to be certain that
Arensdorf fired the shot which killed
Haddock.
While coming from work east of
town last Friday night, Chas. POOLS
horse became frightened, and jumping
sideways overturned the top buggy to
which he was attached, damaging it
and the harness to a considerable ex-
tent.
A large number of the Herald's sub
scribers have remembered the editor
this fall, and we thank them for it, but
there are yet several hundred dollars
due which would be appreciated very
much, and please don't forget the print
er when the grain or cattle are sold.
BY the use of base lies the Parker
ring secured control of the delegation
to the district convention. Their OBJ
ject IN so doing is now seen in the nomi-
nation of J. p. Ward and the defeat of
other candidates from this county. Let
the voters at the polls show their con-
demnation Of this act.
During the heavy wind of Tuesday
fire was in some manner communicated
to the prairie east of Swan Lake. We
learn that Mr. Olson lost his stable,
quantity of threshed flax, two cows
and a number of calves. Lewis Wolff
lost two stacks of hay. Too much care
can not be exercised in regard to prai-
rie fires.
Rey. I. A. Sparks, who has been
located at Hurley huring the past year,
has entered the nj. Z. university at
Mitchell, where he will devote year
to study. Mr.. Sparks has been an earn
est worker in his chosen field of labor,
and has made many friends during his
residence in Turner county, whose best
wishes will go with him.
The Herald this week prints the
tickets which are the outcome of the
several conventions held this fall, as
well as several announcements. The
election will be held one week from
next Tuesday and every voter should
carefully examine the situation and
vote as he thinks best for the greatest
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