Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-06-07
y LOCAL MENTION.
Grass is booming.
Beans at Gitchell's.
School election on the 10Th.
L. Nj 'Gitche oil is imnroyinp

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Weather is exceedingly cool for
June.
Centreville's valuation for 1883 foots
mp sl2l.545.
"The Fair comes out with a new
sign this week.
The lathers are at work in Brauch's s
new store building.
&c. A. Il. Coffee the best in the
Market, at Gitchell's.
Hurley schools close this week for a
three months vacation.
If you want to borrow money on real
estate. call on G. NJ. Pier.
If you want to buy a farm or town
property call at ALIENS AGENCY.
The Quick Meal is the simplest, best
and most durable Gasoline stoye made.
Yankton will make bid for Turner
county citizens to celebrate in that
city.
If you want to buy a good sewing
machine cheap, call at the.Herald Office
soon.
Sioux Falls parties were looking over
Hurley this week with a view of in
5yesting.
Call at Scott s. Swans hay shed and
see those corn cultiyators before pur-
chasing.
Mrs. Judson, G. a. Near, and Others
have been having some ditching done
this week.
The votes of Parker decided nearly
two to one to retain the present school
house site.
j. 9. Sorrenson IS hauling lumber for
large barn on his farm in Spring
Valley township.
Murphy has the largest and best
stock of milk cans ever manufactured
in Turner County.
Teachers examination Tuesday
brought in quite a number of appli-
cants for certificates.
A fine assortment, and extensive
supply of fishing tackle just received
at Pioneer Drug Store.
The cultivator trade has opened up,
and the corn fields are receiving the
attention of the farmers.
Insure your property in the g Y ank-
ton" with 7. X. Berry, soliciting agent,
or ALIENS AGENCY, Hurley.
j. v.I.amson sold his horse and car
riage to John Shultz. Glad to see our
farmers riding in such comfortable
rigs.
j as. GGorham has disposed of his bust
ness in Sioux Falls, and will 'stake the
road" in the interest of a st. Paul
house.
Cord mesh and leather nets of all
descriptions at the Hurley harness
shop. Call and buy while the stock is
complete.
The party who lost a pin made of a
gold piece, engraved on one side, can
recover same by calling on Jas. Withee,
three miles east of Hurley.
I Sanborn Il Son, of Yankton, have a
word to say to the Herald readers this
week. This house is one of the best in
Dakota, and their stock is one of the
largest in their line,
Mr.. s. Grant Hough and Miss Ida NJ.
Fowler were married by ReY. +. Ii,
Newton Friday evening. June 1st. The
young couple have the best wishes of
all as they journey through life.
+ A heavy kick is being made by en-
ployes of the Milwaukee railroad COM
pany, because that corporation has
seen fit to assess them to make up the
companY's losses on account of the "Q''
strike.
"Billy' Harneiss has the ditcher at
work on the newly opened road on the
section line south Of town. 1t is to be
hoped that the highway leading to the
bridge across Rush Lake will be great.
ly improved.
Judge Stuart has left at this office a
bunch of alfalfa, pulled from his patch
on his farm near Swan lake. 1t was
pulled June 4th, and the growth this
season is 1411a inches. Call in and view
this sample of the future wealth pro.
ducer of Dakota.
Jas. Perkins handed the editor /;
cigar yesterday, with the remark that
it was girl. Upon further inquiry
it was ascertained that it happened las,
March, and that he had been in "bot
water every since for not reporting
Well, James. this will let you out.
A. II. McGrew has been promoted tt
| the position of roadmaster of tn,
Iroquois and Hawarden and Centre
vile and Yankton divisions of tn,
Northwestern railroad, and will max,
his headquarters at Yankton, wher,
his family will reside. Ions man.
friends in this vicinity are pleased tc
see the upward strides he is making
and hope he may reach the top rount
of the ladder in his chosen field.
| The residence of Phil. Cotton. fou
miles northwest of town, was destroye,
by fire Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Cottol
had got part way to Hurley, when
happening to look back he discovers
the house to be on fire. Unhitchin.
the horses from the wagon and mount
ing them, he and Jas. Andrew mad
all possible haste to reach the burnin,
building. They succeeded in saving
small portion of its contents. Los
about 81, 200, on which there is an in
surance of $500.