Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-09-12

LOCAL MENTION.
Attend the caucus Friday.
Monday night was showery.
Try Kellar's new Java coffee.
Borrow money at Aliens Agency.
fea dust zoe. a pound ut Gitchell's.
B-9. Sold only in Hurley by Sargent.
School Furniture at Aliens Agency.
Insure your farm property at Aliens
Agency.
School opened Monday with an at
tendance of GS.
BE sure to call in and settle by Oct.
lst. r. Branch.
Several new houses are contemplated
for Hurley this fall.
Best tea in the world for the money
at Ferguson & Cos.
More new crockery and glass sets
Just arrived at Kellar's.
Good time to settle Oct. 1st. and COM
smence anew. Pioneer drug store.
B-9. Every pound guaranteed. Sam
pies free; what more can you ask?
l w. G. T. U. will meet at Baptist
church Wednesday. Sept. IS, at three
o'clock.
kedfield has Withdrawn from the
capital fight, which means another two
thousand added to Hurons majority.
The Herald furnishes its readers
with a supplement- containing the
amended constitution of South Dakota.
The democracy of Turner county will
meet in Hurley on the 10th inst. and
place in nomination a legislative and
judicial ticket.
Bring in your tickets on or before
Sept. goth, and be prepared to take your
sewing machine on that date. Ira q.
Ferguson u Co.
The Hawarden building and loan as
sociation made a loan of $500 at its reg
'ular meeting last week at a preminm
of 70 per cent.
Take a bottle of Qaick Relief Oil and
Dead Shot home with you and if they
don't cure come and get your money.
Sold by Z. Brauch.
The Sioux City Corn Palace exposi-
tion opens its doors to the public Sept.
90. and will continue the drawing
card OF the northwest until Oct. 5.
Tomlinson's Dead Shot cures collie,
neuralgia of stomach, diarrhoea and
all bowel troubles. Guaranteed to cure
collie in horses. Sold by E. Brauch.
MIR. Douglas Wilcox, one of Yank-
tons most promising young men, was
instantly killed Tuesday by the acci-
dental discharge Of his gun, while hunt
ing.
The refusal of Huron to have any
thing to do with the proposed combi-
nation at Aberdeen, has made many
votes for that capital aspirant through
out South Dakota.
Wecounted thirty-seven teams on cen
ter Aye. at one time Saturday, not an
unusual occurance and not a bad show
ing either. Hurley is the best town Of
its size in South Dakota.
An alliance picnic is being held to-
day at Codington grove north of Hur-
ley. The farmers-and others ARE
being addressed by Messrs. Mellette,
Moody, Picker and Judge Conklin.
The members of the ladies' guild OF
the Grace (Episcopal) church are re
quested to meet with Mrs. z. Allen
Friday evening Of this week. All
members of the church are also request
ed to be present.
"A Dictionary of Dakota" in the
title of a 80 page pamphlet recently is
sued by Commissioner Hagerty, which,
Including covers, is literally packed
with useful and interesting matter re
lating to Dakota. It's a valuable ad
yertising document.
The prohibition tent. under command
of Col. Woodtord and his able singers
will be pitched in Spring Valley, at L
b. Buchanan's Thursday, where meet
ings will be held Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings. and Sunday fore
noon, afternoon aud evening.
Judge Edgerton was in Hurley Fri
day looking after his political fences
He reports them in a good state of re
pair throughout South Dakota. They
are all right. down this way at tht
present writing. And will doubtles.
remain SO if too much tinkering is no
INDUCED in.
Citizens of Hurley and vicinity were
entertained last Thursday and Friday
evening by an address from Hon. j. S
Woolley. His theme was temperate,
and the subject was handled in a man
ner that won praise from all who heard
him. and we believe he accomplished
much good for the cause.
During the fore part of the week
Col. ,Yoodford. assisted by Messrs. Hull
Nichols and Williams. has held q ser
les ofsmeetings in Hurley in the inter
est of the prohibition cause. Tht
meetings have been well attended. ant
we believe a good resust will follow
At the close OF Wednesday evening:
meeting the sum ofsss2.6S in cash wa.
raised to aid in pushing the work unit
1.-THE close OF tie polls on October 1st.