Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-05-24
LOCAL MENTION.

"Queen Esther" next Tuesday eve
ming.
Showers have been quite plentiful
this week.
"G. A. r.. Coffee the best in the
Market, at Gitchell's.
If you want to borrow money on real
estate, call on G. NJ. Pier.
The Hurley School Township board
meets next Saturday afternoon.
Deputy Assessor Peter Allen has
completed his work al Centreyille
The Quick Meal is the simplest, best
and most durable Gasoline stoye made.
If you want to buy a good sewing
machine cheap, call at the Herald office
soon.
Call at Scott & Swans hay shed and
see those corn cultivators before pur-
chasing.
| The connectlng-llnk in the sidewalk
to the school house has been placed in
line this week.
Major Scott and J. A. Swan are put
ting in sixty acres of flax on Mrs.
Aldermans farm.
Murphy has the largest and best
stock of milk cans ever manufactured
in Turner County.
| If there are any town ordinances
which cannot or shouldnot be enforced,
let them pc repealed.
| E. Brauch is kept busy nursing boil
on his wrist, in addition to attending to
his building operations.
A fine assortment, and extensive
supply of fishing tackle just received
at Pioneer Drug Store.
A small-sized knock-down entertain
ed an audience at the bank corner on a
recent Saturday evening.
Thomas Williamson died at the resi-
dence of his parents, three miles south
of Hurley, Sunday night.
The annual school election occurs on
4 Tuesday, June 10. The term of office
of al school officers expires this year.
Treasurer Smith says he wishes par
ties holding county warrants would
present them, and "reduce the sur
plus"
The bail-bonds in this county seem
to be of the "Kathleen Mavourneeen'
order-"It may be for years, and it may
be forever"
&C. Skinner has purchased of j. v
Lamson his residence property on Park
boulevard, and will take possession of
the same June 1st.
I Rainy weather retarded the mason
work on Brauch's store building, but
the carpenters now have chance to
spread themselves.
AT the S. of V. dance last Friday eve
nlng, upwards of fifty numbers were
out, and a general good time VAS had
by those participating.
The proceedings of the town boart
will appear in the Herald until suct
time as that body deem best to change
their minds on the subject.
Judge Stuart says a large number ol
farmers have been to examine hi.
alfalfa field this spring, and all appear
ed. well pleased with its appearance,
BY request of number of citizens ol
Hurley the cantata of .fQueen Esther
: will be rendered next Tuesday evening
at school house hall by musical talen
from Centreville.
!. AS an instance showing how trade il
"dropping off, in Hurley, we cite tn
$ fact that the cash sales of Pier s. Fer
guson were $500 larger during Apri
! 1888 than they were during April 1881
Jud. La Moure informed some o
the delegates at the jamestown con
vention that he was going as delegat
= to Chicago if money and whiske
would get him there Jud. remains a
: home.
/ At the first regular meeting of th
board of trustees, los. Allen was electe
: president for the ensuing year, Ir
= Ferguson refusing. to qualify as mai
shal, Chas. NJ. Pool was appointed t
that position.
The cantata of "Queen Esther" ha
been rendered at Centreyille thre
g times and once at l'eresford by tn
IT company which is to appear at Hu
ley Tuesday evening, and each tin
was greeted with u tull house.
This is the season of thunder storm
wind storms, cyclones and prairie fire
h. Are you insured? II not, call !;
t. ALIENS AGENCY and attend to it
d. once. You cannot offord to carry yol
it own insurance at present low rates.
n' Yankton Press, 10th: Under IL
new judicial administration in IL
fourth district Vale p. Thielman r
s. mains clerk of the court for Turn
n. county. Old timers will congratula
Is. Thielman and commend the good jud
n ment of Judge Garland.
10 And now Delegate-candidate Grig
We by is accused by a Dell Rapids paper
d. selleng coffee to his suffering conrad
=. while in Andersonville prison at 81,
cup. The charge is also made tn
he has loaned Dakota farmers mon
to at three per cent a month. lie sure
tz has an eve to business.
ay One of the best advertisers Dako
ever had was the Dakota Bell, edit
al by Fred Carruth. 1t was quoted ever
~ where, far and near. Had the mon
ho m appropriated Tor the support of OAK
10 ta's. ornamental railroad commissions
- been used to sustain the Dakota BE
"a il would have been some benefit to t
!. public gennerally.