Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-05-03
Mrs. 3. j. Mc1ntire is teaching the

( Mrs. j j. Mclntlre is teaching the
Negus school.
Eight inches OF snow accumulated at
Sioux Falls. sunday.
Monday evenings leap-year party is
voted a success by those who attended.
Murphy has a No. l check rover
attachment and 80 rods of wire for
sale cheap.
A postal card received from Chas.
Withee directs his Herald to be sent to
McMinnyille, Tennessee
The snow and rain of the past week
has delayed corn planting, but has sup
piled sufficient amount of moisture.
Jos. Allen has been invited to address
the "Abe Lincoln" republican club, at
Parker next Tuesday evening, May 8.
Union county's dependent poor have
been reduced from thirty eight to five
persons since the building of a county
asylum.
A telegram received from Sioux
Falls announces the death of the infant
babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Blake,
Monday morning,
Scotland has been made a presiden-
tial postoiiice, with a 81 100 salary, and
j. e. Ziebach has been appointed to
draw the said salary.
Bro. Hoyt and familyof the Parker
Press, have the sympathy of all in the
loss of the Youngest member of the
household, which they were called upon
to mourn last week.
The Herald hopes that no man will
be sent to the territorial republican
convention who has the least thought
that C.S. Palmer would make suita-
ble delegate to represent Dakota at the
national capital.
The republican caucus held in Hur-
ley township Wednesday selected as
delegates to the county convention, Jos.
Allen, w. Elliott, e. II. Goddard, J. NJ.
Gitchell and S. j. Bach. Not a Palmer
man in that crowd.
The Hurley Odd Fellows who attend
ed the celebration at Parker last Thurs
day report a grand time, and assert
that nothing was left undone by their
entertainers which could add to the en-
joyment of the occasion.
at caucus held Monday evening IN
Kyte's hall, the following persons were
chosen as delegates to the convention
to nominate a candidate for Co. Sup't,
at Parker, May Sth, 1888: Joseph
Allen. Wm. Elliott, c. NJ. Pier.
A Spring Valley 'Commet" is dis
cernible this week in the Herald's cor
respondence columns, and we doubt
not that the scintiliations therefrom
will be eagerly looked for each week
by those who receive this paper.
Assessor Espie has selected as depu-
ties for this years work, Peter Allen,
L. N. Alberty, G. II. Myers, Z. I'll. Od-
land, j +. Cotton. John II. Halsey, w.
III. Harrison, Jas. Zuver. John Van
Osterloo and Peter nruh. Mr.. Allen
will attend to the villages.
Dakota will be represented in the st.
Louis democratic national convention
by two sets of delegates, Messrs.
Bangs, of Grand Forks. and T j. Walsh,
of Sphinx county, will represent the
people and division and admission,
while Messrs. Steele and Mcclure, of
the Black Hills district will champion
the cause of carpetbagism and admis-
| sion as a whole.
| There is still little more slight
wanted. The inquiry is pertinent
and oft repeated by the tax payers OF
this county, "Why are not recoyeries
had upon the bail bonds of sundry
criminals of late yearsY" Criminals
who have Jumped their bail. The
reader will readily recall to mind sev.
eral of this class. Either these bail
bonds are STRAW bail" or they are en-.
forcible, and the people of this county
4 wish to know which. If collectable
why not proceed to collect them
They will be otitlawed While people arc
waiting to see what IS going to be
done.
4 MARRIED
BROWN-PRESCOrT-A Hurley, Oak.
/ Monday Eve. April 30. 1883, Rev. j, j. McIntrt
| oficiatlng, MI. Fred NJ. Brown and Miss Lillit
Prescott.
The above event was consummate6
4 at the residence of the brides mother
Mrs. VIM. Harneiss, only relatives o1
the contracting parties, and Mr.. Ed
Hendrich and Miss Mary Murphy, act
tig as able assistants to the principals
being present. After the ceremony
and congratulations. the company wer,
seated at a sumptuous repast PREPARED
for the occasion
| The bride is well known to all in thi
neighborhood, which has been hel
home for many years. The groom
came to Hurleyin 1885, and was TO
over two years an attachee of tn
l'IIerald Office, and If he is as faithful il
his new relations as he always was t
those of the Herald, the bride will hav,
no cause for complaint. The happ
couple started Tuesday morning TO
their new home at Madison, Dakota
where Mr.. Brown is now employed il
the office of the Lake County Leader
taking with them the best wishes of
large circle Of friends.
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