Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-10-11
a fine line of Clothing just opened

Centreville has at last been made
money order Office.
Middleton precinct sends acontesting
delegation to the county convention.
y fine line of ladies and childrens
shoes just received at Rasmussen's shoe
| store.
! Good cows sold as low as Sl2 at Mrs.
Fowler's sale last Tuesday. Farmers,
you shouldn't allow it.
Peter Allen says the +. L. & T." pin
he wears stands for "Fire, Lightning
and Tornado insurance
y am Gilbert man now and all
| the time" said would-be delegate in a
rural precinct. He failed to get there,
however.
Geo. Palmer has been receiving an
other train load of furniture this week.
There is hardly room to turn around in
his store.
Tuesdays rain was grand success
and put the ground in excellent con-
dition for fall plowing and Will fill up
wells and cisterns.
The Yankton photographer will stay
in Hurley only until the first of next
week, and if you wish any work done
you should lose no time.
The cause of Gus, kroll's smiling SO
sweetly of late when he is serving his
customers, is that fine boy which ar
rived at his house last Sunday.
The republican county convention
meets at Parker Friday, and present in
dlcations point to the usual amount of
trading. Candidates are plenty for all
the offices.
Many thanks to those subscribers
who have remembered us during the
past few weeks. There are quite Il
number more whom we would like to
meet in a like manner.
Mondays caucus in Hurley passed off
| quietly. and resulted in the election Of
Jas. Lease, D. Smith, Vinton Mann,
Jos. Allen and c. j. Bach as deleg ates
to the county convention.
Lincoln Conway presented the editor
of the Herald with basket of fine
potatoes this week. Some of them
were grown in worse shape than is
the third party in Turner county.
Yankton and Hutchinson county
both concede that Turner is entitled to
two members Of the legislature this
year, and it is to be hoped that the in
terest OF the whole county will be look
ed after in the selection of candidates.
During the past week e. z. Moore
has dehoned SO head of cattle for II.
Shuwalter, and q number for John
Buchmiller, Jorgen .Jorgensen, Soren
| Sorensen. John Norwood, George
Wormwood, ID. w. FaIrchlId ana others,
and has his hands full for the coming
week.
Horace Greely told this story OF him
self. Soon after he went TO learn the
printing business he went to see a
preachers daughter. The next time
he went to meeting he was istonished
to hear the minister announce his text;
My daughter Is gricvously tormented
by the devil
\ few weeks ago, the editor Of the
Herald visited Judge Aliens Office, and
borrowing his revised code for refer.
ence. wrote short article on the pro.
visions of the estray law, which was
published. Since that time we have
had the pleasure of seeing that article
printed in Il dozen different newspapers
each one publishing it as an Original
production. Is that square business
boys?
Did you ever read any Of Brick
Pomeroy's Saturday Night sketchest
If not, you have missed a feast
Reaching for Hearts" is the title OF ;
new publication containing thirty -foul
of his choicest selections (the amount
usually contained i'll Il $3.50 book
which car be purchased for 25 cents by
addressing Advance Thought Publish
ing Co., 234 Broadway, New York
Send for it, and you will never regre
it.
| After reading the pumpkin pie lten
: in last weeks Herald. Fred Near LOADED
his hay rack with the golden fruit ant
| drove to this office, when he invited tn
editor to help himself. Being rathe
modest we only took the two larges
ones we could carry, and turned then
s over to our bctter-half and returned t
] our work, Upon gong to the doc
soon after we discovered that Fred ha
dumped goodly portion of his load il
the front yard, seeming determine
that we should have a full ration
Thank you, Fred; we know you neve
r do anything by halves.
Some twenty-five couple met at tn
residence of DR.. Graves last Thursda
= evening to extend welcome to tn
o newly arrived brides, Mrs. Boyd an
Mrs. Scott. Unfortunately Mrs. Boy
n was not able to be present) The ever
: ing was passed in singing and yisitln
until supper was announced-whicl
by the way, was the finest spread eve
set out in Hurley, the ladies doin
y themselves great credit in the admir-;
' BILE arrangement and decoration of tf
tables, as well as in the quantity an
s quality of the refreshments serve
It After partaking of the repast and il
j dulging in the usual amount of "sma
talk requisite for such occasions, tt
|. guests bid Mr.. and Mrs. Scott goc
n night and wished them a long an
J. prosperous journey through life. an
departed for their respective home
p feeling that the occasion had been OF
is of mutual benefit.