Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-04-11
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Plant trees.
Go hear Barney.
A Soldier of Fortune"
School exhibition tonight.
Tea dust zoe. a pound at Girchells.
A much needed rain is falling to-day.
Tried hard to rain Monday, but did
not make a success.
Seal of North Carolina at
Gitchells.
Dry goods at the Fair. Prices as u.s.
ual, the lowest.
The winter term of the high school
closed yesterday.
Conductor Rowley is again on duty
on the Northwestern.
No snide jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
A copy of The Lamplighter" can be
seen at the Herald office.
A fine line of hats just received at the
dlr. IrlCeS away down.
Everybody bring in your tinWare and
get it repaired at Murphy's.
Spring term OF the Hurley schools
commences Monday, 18th inst.
Jim Barney will make you laugh at
Opera hall tomorrow evening.
| House cleaning will be the next home
amusement for the married man.
ferguson & Co. will be ready for
| business the fore part of next week.
Sioux Falls SAYS she is not 1ooling:
that she is in earnest in the capital
fight.
Lumber tc rebuild in the burned dis
tricts has been going out quite lively
this week.
Aid for the fire sufferers is being sent
into Dakota from outside cities in gen
! erous portions.
| 1t will soon be time to be looking up
candidates for the town etlices. Broad
gauge men are wanted.
Mayor Rice. of Huron. will be in
Hurley on the 18th inst, and all should
try and hear his address.
There was Il large audience al
Brauch's hall Sunday evening to listen
to Rev. French's temperance lecture.
The Phenix insurance company
losses by the prairie fire of the I'd inst
amount to over fifty thousand dollars
| Geo. Warner brought with him from
the east piece of horse flesh that il
supposed to be IL little extra in quality
Monday appeared to be by mutual
q consent clearing up day. Nearly every
yard had from one to a half dozen fires
Tgoing.
Yankton real estate is changing
hands quite lively this week, a Sioux
Falls syndicate making purchase
amounting to Si7 600.
Mrs. Judson has just delivered the
first invoice of "Ny Story of the War
and all who have received the book ar
greatly pleased with it.
!. The entertainment given by tn
: OriclG..nleasure Party last Thursda
evening was well attended The musi,
1 both vocal and instrumental, was fin
and when Prof. Miller happens aroun'
this way again with his family he cal
look for packed house.
j, Prof. McIntire used the same que.
j, tions for examining his "a" class tina
j. were used by Supt. Salmon at teacher.
: examination, and every member of tn
q q class passed the examination in a man
/. ner that would entitle them to secon
: grade teachers ce1 e1tificate.
w. Ii Harrison was quite seriousl
injuredlast week by the stallion owne
4 by the Spring Valley stock compan
= The animal grabbed Mr.. Harrison Il
= the shoulder and threw him to the f1oc
and doubtless would have killed him
# Mr.. Kellar had not been near at han
|, with club.
+. Every farmer who does not receiN
s the Orange Judd Farmer regular
. should send three cents to the publish,
! 3OS Dearborn ST., Chicago. for tt
e special silo and ensilage number. Th
s subject of silos is treated in an exten'
: ed and interesting manner, and is or
: in which every dairy man is greatl
interested.
Mr.. Hervey, who has been te achir
= in Rosefeld township, reports gre;
= loss of property in that section by Il
!! late prairie fire. AT Silver lake, MI
= Parks was found in the lake the d;
y after the fire, SO badly chilled that 81
= died before reaching Bridgewate
= The body of Mrs. Ratzlitf was foun
where she had become entangled in.
barb wire fence and was unable to {
cape before the flames completed the
:, cruel work.
e Washington, S. D., Times: 1t SCUM
W nice to hear man run down his oN
~ paper, and say there is nothing in
: - worth reading, and inside of fifte'
minutes come around and ask a fav
9, of the editor. Oh yes, it sounds nice
10 hear man run down his own pap'
~ and at the same time gobhle part
as the business the paper brings to Il
i'd town. We like to see this, it loo
s 3 thrifty, enterprising, progressive, eco
= omical and D. cheeky.
The county commissioners are
is session to-day, special meeting of t
50 board having been called for The p'
ds pose of taking action in regard to
IS yising means for relieving the wants
those left destitute bp the recent fir
The Herald believes that an approp
alton should be made by the count