Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-06-24
Local MENTION.
st. Johns Day.
Clocks at Kellar's.
Fruit Jars at kellar's
Parasols, all styles, at Pier s. Fergu-


the Hurley nine Saturday afternoon.
Cash Vinton bores artesian wells, and
guarantees satisfaction. No pay no
water.
AT the school election Tuesday D. w.
FaircMld was the unanimous choice
for director.
When in town don't forget to call at
Pioneer Drug store and try a glass of
that boss lemonade.
The Great Eastern circus dlsbanded
at Sioux Falls. Expenses were too
heavy for the receipts.
Will Sill adorned the editorial desk
with box of fine Strawberries, for
which he will accept thanks.
Crops never looked better in this
part of the county. The prospects for
a bountiful harvest are No. L.
New stock Clothing just received
which l will sell cheap, for cash or
ready pay only. Junia Sargent.
A full line of Hosiery, Gloves. Hand
kerchiefs, notions, Gents furnishing
goods, ETC., at Pier & Ferguson's.
The dance Tuesday evening last, at
the new restaurant was well attended
and all seemed to enjoy themselves.
The Hurley Cornet Band goes to
Marion junction the Sd, of July. The
boys Will give them some fine music.
The new Catholic church building
has received a coat of paint, which has
added much to its outward appearance.
Mrs. Dibble will do dressmaklng, and
guarantee a good fit. Work neatly done;
also all other kinds OF sewing done
promptly.
The afternoon services at the Episco-
pal church will be discontinued until
further notice. Rev. Wicks is taking
a much needed vacation.
The streets are lively these days.
Farm machinery and lumber are roll
ing out at lively rate, and our mer-
chants all appear happy and contented.
The bids for grading the east end of
Center avenue were rejected by the
board, they considered the figures to
high. Men and teams will be hired to
do the work.
4 Gowdy is back from another trip to
Chicago, and says that he saw num-
Der of things this time that he and Ed.
Mann overlooked during their tour
around the city.
Mrs. Robinson would respectfully an
nounce to the ladies of Hurley and Vi
entity that she has received her stock
of spring millinery and solicits a share
of their patronage.
The W. G. L. o., will meet at the
Presbyterian church Wednesday June
Both. at 3 o'clock. All are earnestly re-
quested to be present as there is busi-
ness to attend to. So please do not for
get.
Insure your crops agalns hail before
it is too late. twill 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 at
actual cost.
The ditching machine is at work
around "mud lake" draining the same
This is an Improvement which has
long been needed and will give us good
roads into town from the east part OF
the county.
ATTENTIoN-To the people of Hur.
ley and vicinity. John Potter has open
ed a Restaurant, bakery and dinning
hall in the Manning building, in this
town. where he will be pleased to SCI
and serve the public.
8 A small child of Eugene Master:
9 came very near deaths door Tuesday
afternoon. a small vial containing
poison being left within its reach, th'
child swallowed the contents, but tn
immediate use of antidotes saved it
life.
The editor of this paper is rusticat
! ing this week and the "devil" and hi
j assistant are running the shebang. 1
your copy of the paper don't suit yo,
please call around and have 1T chang ed
this is our first attempt and we ar
bound to please.
II The editor and family are this weel
v taking their annual holiday, it bein!
i. the occasion OF the meeting of the Da
kota Press Association, which convene
at Aberdeen, Monday evening. Al
excursion to st. Paul, McGregor an
Clear Lake, will follow the busines
meeting and banquet at Aberdeen.
$. Canton Advocate: Rev. Wicks put
a. in indeed a very busy Sabbath. Afte
Is holding morning service here ever
Sunday he proceeds to Hurley for after
noon church and thence to Parke
for evening service. He is one of Tn
J. most learned and effective christia
Ii workers in the Episcopal fold. and
0. naturally popular and well know
throughout the district.
If the YanKton celebration Is as fin
as the posters announcing the event,
Iglorious and liigh-colored time may b
expected by all who attend. A speci;
train will be run Saturday morning
arriving at Yankton at 10, a. M, i
time for the grand procession. and
rare opportunity is offered for all
Y. visit the handsomest city in Dakot
a and see il in holiday attire.