Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-12-06
Husking is pretty well cleaned up.

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Farmers are finishing up their plow-
ing. having got theil corn out.
Bring in your butter to the Hurley
creamery and get IL and 20 cents per
pound in cash.
Bolted meal, graham and ground
feed, manufactured to order. and for
sale at Ferguson's Feed Mill. Hurley.
Lon Allen looks about foot taller
on that high seat since the arrival OF
that girl baby at his house last Mon
day.
Those railroaders must have been in
hurry. They used up two horses in
making trip from Hurley to Yankton
and return.
Billy Parks must have been out
among them last Sunday evening; at
least we saw him drive into town from
the west, early in the day Monday.
Jones' Bros, railroad contractors,
passed through town Monday, looking
over the line of the Manitoba survey
between Sioux Falls and Yankton.
II YOU intend to give your wife or
daughter sewing machine for
Christmas present you should call at
the Herald office and see the best made.
We hear that l.. Barton, of Centre
vile. has been placed under arrest for
| forgery, he having collected money on
a draft, sent by an eastern firm to his
address by mistake.
1t was all on account of the arrival
Of that boy at C. j. Bachs Tuesday
forenoon that, each one (man) who
passed Elliott & Bach'S store was in
vlted to take a cigar.
Brauch is having a storm door built
at the entrance of the Pioneer Drug
Store, and otherwise preparing for
the cold weather which may be ex-
pected along soon.
John Worm wood tried his hand with
the Odd Fellow goat Saturday evening,
and says that of all animals he ever
rode, this possesses some characteristics
| peculiarly its own.
The social held at Odd Fellows hall
last Thursday evening was attended by
about forty couple, and the evening
was passed pleasantly with speaking,
singing, visiting and eating-all took
part in the latter exercise.
Among the new articles for the
toilet being introduced TO the public
this season by the Pioneer Drug Store,
is the Arabian Balm Soap, which is
sold at a price much below that usually
asked for this quality of goods.
An improvement has been made to
the sidewalk on the north side of Cen
ter avenue near the corner of Monroe
street, by making u gradual raise to
the section Of walk In front of J. Sar-
gents store, thus dong away with the
step at each end thereof.
At last Saturdays session OF Hurley
lodge No. Is, l. 0. 0. F.. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Sitting P. G.. 0. 0. Snyder; n. &.
A. j. Allen; V. e.. G. NJ. Pool; Record
ing Sec'y, E. Brauch; Per. Sec'y, c. NJ.
Pier: Treas. ID. G. Ward.
The officers of the Manitoba road are
to visit Sioux Falls the fore part of
next week. And taking IN connection
with this the fact that Jones Bros
contractors-have this week driven
over the line of survey between Sioux
Falls and ankton. 1t may be that the
significance of the remark made by
Mr.. Hill to Jos. Allen last spring, will
soon be made apparent.
We hear that number of parties
who have purchased goods of the
travelling representative of Newman
Il Co., Chicago, are kicking themselves
for paying higher prices than they
would have to pay to their home mer
chants for the same articles. Serves
them right. Stand by the home dealer
and he will stand by you If you chance
to run out of money before your croE
is harvested.
: Mr.. E. z. Moore, who has recently
been appointed general agent for the
: Centennial Mfg Co.'S letter copying
! book, was displaying the advantages OF
this valuable Invention TO Hurley busi
ness men yesterday, and as result ha.
, received orders from all who have use
for an article of this kind. Mr.. Moor,
will visit the leading cities and town
, in Dakota, and with his business pusl
{ and energy the company have reason
to expect large sales from all points
visited by him.
, Hurley was the scene last week of
wedding little out of the general ruI
of such events. 1t seems that through
an advertisement Mrs. X. V. Hartman
a resident OF Pennsylvania, engaged il
a correspondence with Mr.. Geo. Beeken
with a view Of matrimonY. On Satur
day, Nov. Gath, Mrs. Hartman arrived
from the east, and was met at the depo
+, by Mr.. Beeken. Being devont Catho
lie she called on Father Powers, and a
his residence met Mr.. John Hogan
with whom an acquaintance was made
which progressed so rapidly that OF
Thanksgiving day Nov. 2s, the cere
mony which made Mr.. Hogan and Mrs
Hartman husband and wife was pei
formed in the Catholic church. The
took Thursday evenings train for
q short trip, returning Saturday evening
Q and will soon besettled on Mr.. Hogan
; farm three miles south of town enjoy
Q ing the sweets of welded bliss.
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