Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-07-19
lie rye harv has commenced.


w. Elliott loans money at low rates.
No commission.
d. G. Smith is hauling lumber this
week for new barn.
Harvesting machinery is being taken
out extensively by the farmers.
II you haye land you wish to- sell
leaye description and price at the Her
aid Office.
A new stock of stationery just re.
ceived at the Herald office. Bring in
your job work.
JAS. Witherspoon is having the grass
cut on his half-section near Swan Lake.
and will bale and ship it.
"Who hunts two hares leaves one
and loses the other" How is this
dear friends of the general purpose
cowp
Gid. Howell says he now has hand
which does all the pitching and puts
up ten-ton stack in two hours. 1t is
run by horse power.
Father Powers informs us that the
Catholic church will have to be enlarg-
ed. A tower will be built this fall and
bell placed therein.
A. p. Boyd, OF Andrew, jackson Co.,
Iowa, has purchased E. A. Swans in
terest in the Hurley hay sheds. and
will carry on the business in connec-
tion with Maj. Scott The boys Will
be ready TO press and ship as soon as
the hay is in condition to handle.
The Marion Sentinel of the 14th
contains an article on Smelt Fishing
through the ice in Maine. Among
other interesting matter is the state
ment that the season will continue
about six weeks longer. Let's all go
there and cool off,
The Sioux Falls Press of the 14th
says that all negotiations between the
Manitoba railroad company and Sioux
City are now off, and that IN all proba-
bility steps will be taken at once to
extend that line il a southwesterly
course from Sioux Falls.
If the deputy assessor who inserted
the item in the Marion Sentinel last
week is very anxious to know who it
was that refused to impart information
to the granger who was being assessed,
doubtless the commissioner from his
district will give the desired informa-
tiOn.
The ladies of the Baptist church have
an ice cream and raspberry short cake
festival at Kyte's hall Friday after
noon and evening, July 20. Ice cream
and cake will be served from two
o'clock and a warm supper will be had
from six to ten o'clock. All are cor
daily invited.
Work has been commenced on the
new pastoral residence adjoining the
Catholic church in Hurley. Father
Powers has done great work in this
| section of Dakota for the church which
he so ably represents, and other towns
besides Hurley have reason to praise
him for his labor in their behalf.
Dakota Huronits, 18th: During the
past week there has been on sale in
this market some especially fine straw
berries-as good as are seen in any
market. These berries were grown
by o. G. Alderman at his nurseries
near Hurley in Turner county. For
several years Mr.. Alderman has given
special attention to fruit-growing in
Dakota and has finally achieved what
patience, energy and perseverance will
always achieve-.success. He has
brought to this market thousands OF
quarts of strawberries which have
sold for good prices, and is unable even
with the aid of producers nearer Hur-
on, to supply the demand. Mr.. Alder.
man is increasing his fruit farm each
year, and says with reasonably fair
success he Will be able in few years
to flood Huron with choice fruit.
\ To Farmers.
7 wish tn eDpapn work for a hinder