Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-04-12
Look out for spring praIrle fires, they

Mrs. Barker and the Mammoth
Cave" next Monday Eve.
BE sure and come out Friday evening.
We will all try for good time.
Mrs. Jas. Williamson died Wednes-
day morning, after a protracted illness.
A batch of Spring Valley news was
received too late for this weeks paper.
Hot coffee will be served with the
lunch at the sociable, Friday evening.
She has arrived, and Robinson will |
deal you out good democratic drink |
soon.
The W. G. I. U. will meet with Mrs.
d. a. Gowdy Wednesday, April Is. at
three o'clock.
Homer Lewis is preparing to tear up
the ground on his Spring Valley farm
this summer.
A fine assortment, and extensive
supply of fishing tackle just received
at Pioneer Drug Store.
Real Estate is steadily advancing in
price. Ii yov want a farm buy in now;
you cannot miss it. Call at ALIENS
Agency and look over their list
1t has been decided this year to hold
"The Fair" in Hurley. For further
particulars, after reading A. E. Aliens
advertisement call and see his stock of
| goods.
| Peter Aggregaard, one of Turner
county's prominent farmers and stock
dealers, died at Yankton Tuesday, from
the effect OF kick received from a
| horse.
The morning services at the Baptist
church next Sunday will be changed to
baptismal service, at nearest accessa-
BILE point. Will start from church
at 1890.
Harvey Ward has not enjoyed the
late vacation to any great extent, as he
has been confined to the house with a
lameness, caused by getting a thorn in
his knee.
Michael King, who was taken from
the Yankton asylum a short time ago,
escaped from the surveillance of his
parents several days ago, and has not
yet been found.
There will be a carpet-rag sociable at
the Presbyterian church Friday eve
ming, April l3. The ladies are request
ed to bring lunch for two. A ball of
carpet-rags will be furnished each
lady.
This is the season of thunder storms,
wind storms, cyclones andprairle fires.
Are you insured? Ii not, call at
ALIENS AGENCY and attend to it at
once. You cannot offord to carry your
own insurance at present low rates.
NJ. E. Quarterly Meeting will be held
at Hurley Saturday and Sunday, April
Ia and Is, in Kytes hall. Preaching
Saturday at three O'Clock p. m; Love
feast Sunday at $3.50 a. m; preaching
1890. All are cordially invited. Elder
s. Hartshough, presiding.
A letter was received at the postoifict
+ II
n Now, if any OF the Herald readers are
expecting Il letter which has failed tc
put in an appearance, we would advise
. them to ask the postmaster's permiss
one.
q There appears to be something out o
gear at the county seat, here it is Tues
day night and only q small portion OF
the proceedings of the county board
which adjourned last Wednesday, hav
been received. Later-They arrive,
. Wednesday evening, and we give al
: that time and space will admit.
% The following Real Estate transfer
I. were made this week through Allen
y Agency: Louis Richards to Harrie
Lyons N, e. "A Sec 23 T, 9s. X So
$4,000. Emiel Brauch to j M. Gitchel
8 lot 10, block %, Hurley,-Sl, 1000. j NJ
q Gitchell to Emiel Brauch, 81 acres G
;, N. w. u Sec 26 T, 9S, r, 53,-$SOO
We are stalled don't know what t
q say. There was new arrival at tn
:. residence of one of our near neighbol
~ last week Wednesday and we neye
!, heard of it until after the Hearald wa
out, Thursday. This would never hay
~ happened if our better-half had been |;
n home. AS this appears to be an '.ofl
% year we extend to Mr.. and Mrs. Fergl
a. son congratulations on the advent {
the new son.