Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-11-20
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Born to DR.. j. II. Gallagher and wife,
daughter, November goth, 1899.
Mrs. Lyons and family expect to go
south, as the winter climate here is too
severe for her.
The interior of the Baptist church is
being papered and painted. Mr.. Cor
ham is doing the work.
Those who sold potatoes early in the
season are ahead, as they are quoted at
20 cents a bushel in Minnesota.
Geo. Palmer has so far recovered
from his late sickness that he is able to
be out a little these pleasant days.
Pure cider vinegar. and strawberry
wine vinegar. guaranteed by the Alden
Fruit and Vinegar Co, at j. w. Kel-
lars.
Geo. Stout received a kick On the
knee from horse he was shoeing
Monday, and is obliged to take lay
off from work this week,
We stop the press to announce that a
son has arrived at the residence of A.
j. Allen this p. IN. Lon. will probably
feel too proud to speak to common
folks for few days.
Mass will be held by Father Kelley
at the Catholic church, Sunday, the
23d inst, at 8 a. IN and IL q. m., at
which a full attendance is required.
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
at $3.50 p. m.
w. u. Clayton has an auction sale of
stock and household goods next Tues
day, ut the Clayton farm near Swan
Lake. Win, expects to go to railroading
some where on the line of the Union
Pacific road.
Work has been commenced on the
grading of the road on the north line
of town where it crosses Mud lake, and
if good weather continues reasonable
length of time it is probable the cross
ing Will be a good one next spring.
The. Spring Valley and Swan Lake
ladies will serve supper IN the Spring
Valley Church Friday evening of this
week. A general good time may be
expected by all those who attend. The
money realized will be used to make
repairs on the church building
Mr.. b. d. Graves, agent for the Plym-
9th Rock Pants Co., of Boston, Mass.
sends the Herald card, stating that
he will be in Hurley Monday with his
line of samples prepared to take orders
for clothes of those who wish to buy
clothes made to order as cheap as you
can buy the same quality of "ready
made clothing.
Judging from the dispatches from
different points along the Sioux from
tier, an Indian war is. imminent. For
| several months the Sioux Indians have
been buying up arms and ammunition
and preparing jerked meat, and they
are now in a condition to do some live
ly and damnable work if they start ont
on the war path. Settlers are focking
to the towns-from Mandan and Bis.
marck on the north to Valentine, Neb,
on the south. Troops are being sent to
the front and battle is liable to take
place at any moment. If war must
come let it be war of determination,
Let no hostile Sioux escape. Remem-
Der Clusters fate and that of the brave
boys who fell with him. The troops
should remember the injunction of
Custer at the battle of Wichita: "Nits
make lice, boys. up and at them"
4. A scrimmage ocurried near Turner
Saturday which may prove fatal to one
of the parties implicated. Chas, Friel
had been attempting to sink a well
for Ii. Luden but having failed to gel
water was moving his outfit to Other
1 quarters. To this Luden objected, anG
WHEN Frler came back with his team
for the second load he found the wheels
OF the wagon locked with chain. HI
left his team and proceeded, with the
aid of heavy hammer, to loosen tht
chain SO that he could move his load
While thus engaged. Luden took hi
. team and put 1t in the barn. He the1
approached Frier, as If to prevent
him from accomplishing the worl
whrch'he had undertaken, when Frier
! deeming himself in danger of bod
lily injury, raised the hammer ant
struck Ludena blow on the head which
. knocked him senseless. Frler is nov
under arrest and Luden is ander tn
doctors care.