Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-11-15
Little more like winter.
Fine weather for corn husking.
Have you paid all your election bets
The lumber trade continues to be

Genuine American dead-shot powder
at hlurphy's.
Of course you'll attend the donation
this evening.
We may soon have a chance to vote
on county officers.
The Dakota state legislature may
convene this winter.
The copy for our" dairy colum fail
ed to arrive this week.
Indications are that Gowdy Bros. will
remain in business at Hurley.
c. NJ, Pier has received large stock
of dry goods during the past week.
Hurley lodge No. IS, !. o. o. F. now
has.forty members in good standing.
Southern Dakota is to-day being
treated to its first snow of the season.
A. +. Elliott had twenty-five majori-
ty for commissioner of the first district.
r. Rees is building cattle sheds on
the Fletcher farm, southwest of Swan
Lake.
The residence of Mr.. Lyman and its
contents were burned ut Parker this
morning.
Carpenters are all busy getting house
holders fixed up snugly for the coming
cold snap.
A fine, new stock of felt and rubber
goods just received at Rasmussen's
shoe store.
John Hogan has force of carpenters
at work making Improvements on his
farm house.
Thos Alcock has rented rooms over
G. NJ. Piers store, where he will re-
side in the future.
II. j. Benson is reported rs being
quite i'll. His many friends hope to
see HIM about soon.
w. G. 7. q. will meet at the residence
of Mrs. VIM. Conklin Wednesday, Nov.
21st, at o'clock p, m.
a postal card received from Fred NJ.
Brown last evening states that he has
located in Sioux Falls for the winter.
Commissioner Bacon settled losses to
the amount of $40O or more, caused by
a prairie fire set by his sons while hunt
ing recently.
The Black boys made their annual
shipment of hogs from their Spring
| Valley farm this week. They were a
nice lot. too.
/ c. j. Bach is moving into his new
mouse this week, and We'll guarantee
that Mrs, Bach will enjoy and appreci-
ate the change.
Miss Deuel. has been engaged by the
Hurley school board to teach the pri-
mary department of the Hurley school
for the winter term.
A little cold weather is needed to
start up the dry goods, clothing and
boot and shoe trade. Heavy wearing
apparel is unnecessary as yet.
A good, substantial board walk has
been built on the west side of the Pio
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ever will let up on improvements.
A telegram was received Tuesday
morning announcing the death of Mrs
D. B. Mead at Nora Springs, Iowa, b
B. Allen left at once, to attend the fu
neral.
The creamery is receiving thorough
painting which greatly improves it
appearance 1t is rumored that tn
power will be used this winter to run
feed mill.
E. j. jerks came in from his Idyl
wilde ranch last Friday with rack
little smaller than freight car fille'
: with fine porkers. lie returned loade,
f with lumber, etc.
L. Brauch has placed q high boar
), fence around the yard in the rear of hi
t store. and it will be necessary for Y
editor to go elsewhere when lookin
4 for boxes for kindling wood.
0 w. E. Workman entertain.l tn
: members Of Hurley lodge of l. o. o.
last Saturday evening, by an eXhibitio
= of nerve and sticktoitiyeness, and
z now an honored member of that orde
L. w. Shultz recently sold 80 acres G
d what is known as Mud lake to the ger
eral purchasing agent of the c. & \
w. r.. r., receiving therefor $500. Th
party wanted it for the game whic
= collecty there.
IS We understand that applicants fc
Z. the Hurley postoflice are beginning
show their heads. Don't get excite'
3 boys, Harrison is an old soldier, an
e one of the charges made against Clev
.. was the removing of old soldiers frol
r. office.
d If any of our readers desire stead
" paving work, we advise them to writ
= j. E. Whitney, nurseryman, Rocheste
o n. y, for terms to agents. as he fu
IS nishes fine outfits Free Ills stock
IS warranted and prices reasonable. e.
~ perience is not needed.
IF E. M. Bond, at one time resident
IS Vermilion, and well known to mar
. of the older residents of this part
Dakota, is under arrest at Kimball f,
shooting man named Tadlock. ne'
that place. Bonds old enemy-whisl
was the cause of the crime.
D. The HeraId's Washington correspo
dent failed to furnish his regular co
re tribution this week. 1t may be tn
he thought the knowledge that Harl
d, son would reign at the white hou
during the coming administration W
sufficient Washington news for u
90 average Dakotaian.
90 Amos CARROTS team broke loo
from in front of j. Sargent's store Ia