Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-09-05
LOCAL MENTION.

County court meets October I'd.
School commences next Monday.
Tea dust 2Oc. a pound at Gitchell's.s
B-9. Sold only in Hurley by Sargent.
School Furniture at Aliens Agency.
Insure your farm property at Aliens
Agency.
Watermelons are getting to be plenty
on the market.
Be sure to call i'll and settle by Oct.
lst. e. Brauch.
Best tea in the world for the money
at Ferguson & Cos.
Silk hankerchiefs for almost nothing
at Ferguson & Cos.
More new crockery and glass sets
Just arrived at Kellar's.
CD. Bach is building IL barn 14x2O on
the back part of his residence lot.
Good time to settle Oct. 1st. and COM
mence anew. Pioneer drug store.
30. Every pound guaranteed. Sam
pies free; what more can you ask?
Gowdy Bros. are buying sheep, which
they are shipping to Huron parties.
B-9. Pure new crop Jap. Best SOC.
Jap on earth. Delicious favor, full
strength.
Mrs. Jensen is having the house pur-
chased by her of W. II. Gowdy covered
with fresh coat of pant.
3. f. Burr will deliver temperance
lecture at the Spring Valley NJ. E.
church, Sunday evening, Sept. 8.
An installment of fall weather ar
rived Tuesday night, and was on hand
to greet us early Wednesday morning.
Bring in your tickets on or before
Sept. goth, and be prepared to take Your
sewing machine on that date, Ira G..
Ferguson u Co.
Take a bottle of Quick Relief Oil and
Dead Shot home with you and if they
don't cure come and get your money.
Sold by L. Brauch.
r. NJ. Smith and family will move to
Vermillion to spend the winter. We
are in hops to see them return with the
first birds Of spring.
Mr.. Woolley will speak on prohibi-
tion at Opera hall this evening, and
also tomorrow tFriday) evening. Do
not fail to hear him.
Caucus on the 18th. Let all turn out
and then they will not have cause to
regret their staying at home after the
nominations are made.
Tomlinson's Dead Shot cures collie
neuralgia of stomach, diarrhoea and
all bowel troubles. Guaranteed to cure
collie in horses. Sold by E. Brauch.
The pioneer drug store windows have
been decorated this week with Japan
lily in full bloom. The flower is very
handsome, and has attracted much at.
tention.
Judging from the number of large
packing cases received by Hurley mer.
chants during the past few weeks, q
large trade is looked for this fall, and
there is no reason why there should not
be.
Mr.. John Fitch has sold his hon Sc
and lots in Yankton and will hereafter
make his home in Hurley. He has al
ready commenced moving the house
hold goods, and Mrs. Fitch will arrive
next week.
The school house has been undergo
ing a thorough oyerhauling during va
cation. One of the improvements made
is a door connecting the lower halls
also sidewalk to the pump and to thu
south door of the building.
Fl On Sunday evening next, at O'CLOCK
in the town hall, there will be a pro
hihition meeting. Judge Elliott vii
preside. Rev. Lewis Hartsongh, O.
Sioux Falls. presiding elder of the NJ
+. church, will address the meeting.
at the regular monthly meeting o
the Hurley building and loan associa
tion held Monday evening NJ. L. Layn,
pail fifty per cent premium for $500
the amount loaned. Mr.. Layne vii
soon commence the erection of Il hous,
in Judson's addition to Hurley.
"Thc Johnstown Flood" us exhibit
ed by f. A. Elder with his stereomono
scope, gives one very good idea of tn,
appearance of the surroundings afte
the water had done its deadly work
There was Il large attendance during
his stay in Hurley last Thursday, ant
allexpressed themselves highly pleased
During a recent visit to YanKton, tn
editor of, the Herald enquire as to th
progress being made on Pettigrew'
street motor line, and learned tha
there were two men at work on th
line, one at either end, and that it wa
proposed to complete this line if i
used up the men-unIess the Octobe
election interferred with the work.
Miss Edith WEIGH celebrated the l3tl
anniversary of her birth Saturday
Aug. 81, by inviting number of he
young friends to lawn party at tn
residence of her parents. Those royal,
entertained on this occasion by Mis-
Edith were Bessie Swan, Stella Near
Cliiie Elliott, Leona Gitchell, Gerti
Conklin, Rena Newton and Mimi
liees, and tits needless to add that al
wished her many returns OF the happ,
occasion.