Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-10-18

Ihe photographers left us Monday.
Jos. Frick has built an addition to
his house.
A lively campaign and lots of fun
promised.
Guns to rent, and shells loaded to
order, at j. c. Murphy's.
Geo. Eckstein is hauling lumber for
new buildings on his farm.
Mrs. Judson has moved from her
farm to her town residence.
Lumber dealers say that trade is
better this fall than ever before.
Setting up stoves has been a favorite
pastime( y this week with many.
Mr.. John Robinson added to ye edi-
tors supply of pie frult-punpkins.
George Warner Is building an exten-
sive granary on his farm west of town.
w. II. Rector lost 50 ton of hay, Fri
day, near Dan'l Polly's, by prairie fire.
y fine line of ladies' and children's
shoes just received at Rasmussen's shoe
store.
The NJ. E. conference in session at
Yankton opposed the third party move
ment.
A steam threshcr is at work in
Spring Valley rolling out the golden
grain.
Democratic mass convention at Par
ker, Saturday. See call at head Of local
column.
Attention is called to the adv. of
Demorests Monthly and the clubbing
offer made.
Brauch has been filling his cellar
with potatoes from his young farm
east of town.
An extra fine stock of mittens and
gloves Just received at A. Rasmussen's.
Call and see them.
The NJ. E. society have rented Mrs.
Montgomery's house, east OF the rail-
road, for their pastor, Rev. Tackaberry
Gowdy Bros. are worth more to a
town than county seat. They are
rustlers after stock, and don't you for
get it.
The party who took the wheelbarrow
from Mr.. Gurnsey's place recently is
respectfully invited to return the same
at once.
John Unruh has kept four teams
busy for the past two weeks hauling
grain to town and taking out lumber
and brick.
Rev. Tackaberry will hold services
: in front room over Pioneer Drug Store,
Sunday. Oct. 2lst at 1890 am. All are
cordially invited.
Prof. d. McMullen's many friends
will be sorry to learn that he is quite
sick with typhoid fever at his home in
Rock Valley, Iowa.
A double dog-light created small
excitement in front of the postofiice
Tuesday morning. and at one time it
looked as though free-for-all might
5 be inaugurated.
Jos. Andrew, Walter Allen ant
4 Anton Rasmussen were initiated into
the mysteries of Odd Fellowship las
i Saturday evening. Jos. Watson rode
the goat one week before.
n 1t does the printers eyes good to Sc,
: the farmer, when he comes in to pa,
his subscription, haul out handful o
> gold and silver CONS from his capaciou
i pocket. Some more of you try it.
f He arrived Monday morning brigh
and early-that new boy at Robinson's
Myron says he knows that he is
= Clevelandite for he came into the worlt
with a genuine democratic war-whooE
Harm Aissen marketed twelve hog
). last week which brought him abou
$3.50, and says he has twenty more 0
the same kind He also has about 25
< bushels each of flax and wheat to sci
= besides oats and corn.
i AS Will be seen by an announcement
= published this week Il. G. Kennedy
4 in the field for the Office of distrlc
q attorney. Ed. is an able attorney ant
a county, and the prospects are that ther
4 will be a lively fight over this Office.
v The convention of the first commi.
t. sioner district was held at Centrevill
FL yesterday, and from ten o'clock in tn
morning until eleven o'clock at nigh
the ballot stood ten for A. I. Elliot
and ten for Soren Nelson, and it
IS probable that two tickets will be in tn
h field.
A grand dance and supper is to L
given under the auspices of the Cati
olic society Friday, Oct. 26. A goo
time is promised to all who attent
et Supper will be served in the room owe
u the Pioneer Drug Store. If you don
s dance, you surely eat. Tickets SlOO
couple.
There appears to he some boys
- Hurley who are either reckless as
:, the rights of others, or else are m;
r, liciously mean. One of this kind too
-, the trouble Tuesday afternoon to ST
bo how near the ground he could bend tt
- tops of the trees along the sidewal
~ adjoining the property of the editor (
~ this paper. we have spent considerab
10 money in an attempt to do our sha
If toward improving the appearance
town, and we wish to inform Il
aforesaid boy that if he is seen at tn
an trick again that he will be made an e
,ir ample of, as he Is old enough to kno
ial better.
W. 1t often happens that a person is u
IN able to find in the stores of their hon
is town such articles as they desire; al
hit the next question that presents itself