Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-09-26
LOCAL MENTION.
Take in the corn palace.
A little showery Tuesday.
Try kellar's new Lava coffee

AuollCl ulCt lltllC IdiIf hOludS.
Borrow money at Aliens Agency
Potatoes wanted at Herald Office on
School Furniture at Aliens Agency.
BE sure to call in and settle by Oct.
lst. T.. Brauch.
A nice, quiet rain moistened the earth
Saturday evening.
More new crockery and glass sets
just arrived at Kellar's.
Cold weather is coming. Buy your
underwear of G. Nj. Pier.
Remember your building and loan
association dues Saturday.
Plush caps, scotch caps. fur caps
ady kind of caps at 9. NJ. Piers.
Good time to settle Oct. 1st, and com
mence anew. Pioneer drug store.
Nj. E. Layne's new house is up, and
will soon be ready for the plasterers.
George Norwood has hauled in
several loads of fine squashes this week.
Turner county fair opens at Parker
Tuesday next, and continues three days.
Special corn palace trains Wednes-
days and Saturdays and returning same
day.
Brauch appears to be getting a cor
pa hn ~,
head.
The ladies aid society of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. f. Robin
son. Friday, Oct. 4th.
Turner county wheat is sad to aver
age fifteen bushels per acre this year
and the quality is good.
A number of eastern parties have
been looking for Turner county farms
during the past few weeks.
The term of district court for Turner
county, which was called for October
I'd, has been indetnit ely postponed.
Rev. j. Edminster will hold union
services in Opera Hall Hurley, Sunday
Sept. 29, 1889, at IL O'Clock a. IN. and
1880, p. NJ.
Tomlinson's Dead Shot cures collie
neuralgia of stomach, diarrhoea and
all bowel troubles. Guaranteed to cure
collie IN horses. Sold by e. Brauch.
If you feel unable to do your work
and have that tired feeling, take DR.. j
II. McLean's Sarsaprilla; it will make
You bright. active and vigorous. Sold
by E. Brauch.
Editor Patten, of the Salem Special
who is also business manager of the
Dakota Map CO., was in town Wednes
day. securing orders for new map OF
Turner c, ty which is soon to be pub
lished.
Npls Olson brought in two bretS thi,
week, one of which was % inches long
and Is inches in circumference an
weighed l2h pounds. and the other Is
inches long and 231s in circumference,
weighed l61a pounds.
The Sioux City corn palace exposition
is now in full blast. and is said to he or
Il much gr;lndnr scale than ever before
Special trains run Wednesdays ant
Saturdays over the Northwestern.
Now is the time to ''see Yourself a
others see you.' Call at the photograph
gallery on Center avenue and havt
some work done in an artistic manner
Prices low, and work guaranteed salts
factory.
The convention for the 4th commits
sioner district is called to meet at tn
Fessenden school house, October II, IA
200 O'Clock p. m. Caucuses will be he'll
at 200 p. M. on the 1lth, at place
where last caucuseS were held
Mr.. Lawrence, representing II. I
Bucklen Il Co., of Chicago, GRACEFUL
slid, into the Herald sanctum Tuesday
and got the editors signature to AN at
vertising contract almost before h
knew what he was doing.
Some ''critter" who had more blac
paint than sense thought he was show
ing his smartness when he daubed al
artistic(?) sign on the west side of 7
w. Murphy's store building. Hurle
has no use for such "smart Alecs."
The Catholic society have closed
! II with J,n 81
for a five acre tract of land just west {
their church, lying between Cente
avenue ard Illinois street, upon whic
they propose to build a seminary in th
near future.
G. T. Wallace made the editors hea1
+. glad-and mouth water-Saturday !!
leaving at the sanctum a mammot
cabbage head (probably to be used ft
editorial writing) and two as fine spec
mems of Yankee pie-fruit as one ofte
sees. Thanks. Charlie.
| The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader sa,
that Jones Bros, (the railroad contra
tors whom Mr.. Grigsby says are reat
to grade the extension - Y;inkton tn
falD are hiring all the laborers they ca
| find. and that they will soon put the
to work on n large canal contract the
have taken in Utah.
Theodore johnson has fifteen acr
of buckwheat on his Spring Vale
farm, and he eatimates the yield at 3
bushels. There will probably he
much scratching in that neighborhot
next spring rs there was in the Tro
N, Y. school which was forced to clio
on account of the large number of flea
M. p. Gilman, of Yankton. offers
pay $500 to the secretary of the Sou
Dakota Non-partisan Protective ass
citation if he will prove that the n
tional Protective association has Sc
one dollar into South Dakota to
used in influencing voters to yo