Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-05-10
A Very Good Girl.


And all day long tomorrow.
haven't done single thing,
To give my mother sorrow!"
St Nicholas.
Now for the corn.
Fine spring for trees.
j. A. Swan has moved into the Fow-
Ter house.
The cream haulers report roads in
bad condition.
The sun came out brightly yesterday,
and the mud is rapidly drying up.
Dakota has been enjoying her "rainy
season" during Che past two weeks.
a larger number OF corn-planters are
being sold this year than ever before.
j. NJ. Gitchell has been adding to his
stock of groceries, fruits, confectionery,
etc.
b. T. Smith now occupies the Thos.
Murphy house, recently vacated by DR..
Fowler.
b. t. Smith has the carpenter work
contract on E. Brauch's new store
building,
DR.. Fowler has moved into the
"Fowler" house formerly occupied by.
DR.. Graves.
Whoever our town marshal may be,
he should have gun and be good
shot at dogs.
There is now money in the county
treasury sufficient to pay all outstand-
ing warrants.
The Episcopal parsonage is receiving
a hard-fnish this week, and will be put
in iirst-class condition.
d. G. Turner and Geo. Wormwood
each remembered the printer this week,
and donated a supply of pie-timber.
Marshal-elect Ferguson declines to
qualify, and an appointment will have
to 6e made by the board of trustees.
IL. H. Rundell drove through town
yesterday displaying one of his new
livery rigs--a yoke of cattle hitched to
a top buggy.
Wet. U. will meet with Mrs. o.
o. Snyder, Wednesday, May 16, at three
o'clock in the afternoon. All requested
to be present.
The hurley camp of Sons or Veter-
ans will give a grand ball at Kyte's
hall, Friday evening, May 1S. The boys
| guarantee a good time.
w. E. Workman kept the matter
rather quiet, but it has leaked out that
a Young daughter arrived at his resi-
dence Tuesday morning.
James B. Wynn. one of Yankton's
prominent business men, was buried
Monday, having fallen a prey to that
/ dread disease, consumption.
Mrs. C. 0. Guernsey desires to inform
the ladies of Hurley and vicinity that
she is now prepared to attend to their
wants in the dress making line.
1 Peter Allen, deputy assessor. is at
Centreville this week, trying to ascer.
tain how poor its inhabitants all are
Hurley's turn Will probably come next
There are number of piles of ma
nure and rubbish around town that
should be removed before hot weather
sets in. There is disease in every ONE
of them.
4 Hay is a very scarce article. Farm
ers of central and southern Turner
county should bear in mind when put
ing up hay that they must provide fol
their northern brethren.
JAS. Stout sold his team which wa:
advertised in the Hreald. He won'
tell how much he got for the rig, ant
says that he promised to thrash th,
purchaser if he ever told.
The Northwestern railway compan,
will soon put steam shovel in tn
Parker gravel pit. 1t seems too bad t.
spoil good town-site, but then it ism
every place that affords gravel "fron
the grass-roots down.
Iulo sPlHS 10 sCiS oiiuiiai w Suao "
five years ago. The Herald was thel
issued from a carpenters shop, an,
ye editor r-composltor-devil OCCASIONAL,
warmed his fingers over kerosen
lamp, which was kept burning for tina
purpose.
II Canton Advocate: Lou Dibble wi
soon return from Atlanta, Ga. Nj
, Dibble was formerly the baritone sole
ist of the I'd Regiment Band, and ha
| been on southern tour for the pas
eight months doing solo work for di
ferent companies.
There was only one ticket i'll tn
field Monday, and consequently tn
e vote was very light, The town Officer
elect are: Trustees, Jos. Allen, Augu
9 tus May, 90. Snyder; justice and clerl
: VIM. Elliott; treasurer, G. M. Pie
!. marshal, Ira Ferguson; assessor, PETE
x Allen.
: The Herald acknowledges the receil
= of complimentary to the fifth annu
tournament and convention of the ID
kota Firemen's association, to be hel
t at Huron, June 5, 8, Z and 8, 1888. FL
t right down exciting sport, a fireman
J. tournament stands at the head of IL
Q procession.
~ AS will be seen by the list of appoin
mpnts to.fhe territorial insane asyIut
= w. Y. Quigley has been getting
n some of his work. When he gets mo
important matters attended to, he w
,f probably come down with his whet
i barrow and make change in the Htl
\ ley postoffice. Have to bring m;
\ with you, friend QuIgley, as there u
4 no one state democrats in Hurley.
r, Vale p. Thielman has rendered