Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-07-11
LOCAL MENTION.
Try Kellar's new Java coffee.
Best fruits at Pioneer Drug Store.

Hay land to rent at Aliens Agency.
School Furniture at Aliens Agency.
Summer coats and vests at c. NJ.
Piers
Insure your farm property at Aliens
Agency.
The nobbiest and cheapest hats at G.
NJ. Piers.
J. w. Kellar has just received car
load of salt
Farms and town lots for sale at
Aliens Agency.
Come in and try that milk shake at
Pioneer Drug Store.
| More new crockery and glass sets
just arrived at Kellar's.
B. F. Smith is now taking hand in
the np-building of Sioux Falls.
A fine line of Challies just received
at Allen Bros. Call and see them.
New two-seated, half-platform spring
buggy for sale on easy terms. by Gowdy
Bros.
That fine rain of Sunday night and
Monday is causing vegetation to get
there.
Come to stay. p. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
leweler.
The county commissioners took a
rest from last Saturday until Wednes-
day of this week.
A fine line of ladies' and misses sum-
mer foot wear just received at Ras-
mussen's shoe store
Mr.. John Morrison. an old resident of
Clay county, fell dead while celebrating
at Wakonda on the 4th.
Peter Nelson commenced his rye
harvest to day, with new Mccormick
binder purchased of Elliott s. Bach.
There will be divine service in the
Protestant Episcopal church Sunday,
July IA, at 800 p. m., Rev. Trimble Of
| ficiating.
If you want to buy an organ you can
get q bargain on one of the best in
struments made by calling at the
Herald Office.
A large batch of commissioners pro-
ceedings was received last evening, too
late for this weeks issue of the paper.
Look out for a big dose next week.
Mr.. Ezra w. Elcock, of Lincoln
county, and Miss Alma DALEY, of Tur-
ner county, were married at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. in Middle
ton township, on the I'd inst,
Redfield for Capital of South Da-
kota." is the heading printed in large
type oyer well executed map, which
is being circulated by the rustlers of
that enterprising capital aspirant.
The report seems to have gone forth
that the crops of South Dakota are q
failure. If some of these croakers
would visit Turner county about row,
they would see some of the finest pros
poets for immense yields.
Mr.. Elliott, member from Turner
county, has been honored by appoint
ment as one of the committee to visit
Bismarck and take part in dividing the
assets and liabilities of the territory of
Dakota between the states Of North
and South Dakota.
The failure of the Sioux City Journal
to arrive on Tuesday mornings train
caused considerable kicking by those
interested in the outcome of the Sulli-
yan-Kilrain mill. A report of a
Sunday school convention would not
have created half the interest.
Mr.. Alfred Swan returned home last
Saturday morning from Aurora, ILL.,,
where he has been for the past three
months undergoing treatment at Dr..
Ponds cancer hospital. 1t was found
necessary to remove the thumb of the
left hand, the fore finger having been
previously taken off. Mr.. Swan is glad
to get home. and thinks that with care
he will now get along all right.
In the band contest held at Sioux
Falls on the 4th inst, the Rock Rapids,
Iowa, boys took first money; Valley
Springs, second. and the third prize
was divided between the Montrose and
Hurley boys, each band making 95 in a
| possible 100. The Hurley boys received
many words of praise for their fine
appearance, and came home well salts
fed with their trip and its outcome.
4 Fourth of July passed very quietly
in Hurley. Many OF our citizens cele-
brated at Centreyille and some at
Marion and Huron. but the larger por-
tion, including the band, went to Sioux
Falls. All report having good time,
and from side remarks frequently
made by the boys we judge that they
haven't told all they know, since re.
turning home.
A Hurley citizen who has passed the
sixtieth mile-post of life. and who has
consequently attended many Fourth OF
July celebrations, says he never saw an
occasion of the kind where there were
SO many persons under the influence OF
liquor as was the case at Centreville
last Thursday. Surely, this speaks
poorly for the metropolis of the prohi.
bition county of Turner.
Mr.. Cortez Salmon, superintendent Of
schools for Turner county, will be .
candidate in the republican convention
, for nomination for the Office of state
superintendent of public instruction
: In Mr.. Salmon's management of the
school affairs of Turner county he ha.
made manifest his capabilities for this
: work, and the Herald will take great
pleasure in doing all in its power te
J SECURE the election Of Mr. Salmon.