Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-09-11
School commences next Monday.

opens Wednesday, Sept. "a.
The court has been at work on the.
railroad fire cases this week.
Hurley is well represented at the
county seat this week-courting.
Buy your hats for the corn palace of
Miss Rundell, over G. NJ. Piers store.
The best young driving horse in Tur-
ner county for sale by Prof. a. j. Allen,
Lewis Clark and wife intend making
visit to old friends in Wisconsin soon.
Read G. G. Culver & Cos. ad. We
will tell you more about itnext week.
Jas. Andrew is hauling lumber for
lare barn on his farm northwest of
town.
Trimmed and untrimwed hats, also
baby bonnets now on hand at Miss
Kundells.
Farmers, put your machinery under
cover if you have no more use for it
this season.
Maj. Scott is having numerous in
qniries this fall from farmers who
want wind mills,
Roma Alderman will attend the
state univirsity at Vermilllon during
the coming school year.
Harm Aissen has so far recovered
from his long seige of sickness that he
occasionally gets to town.
Those mirrors have arrived at Pio-
neer Drug Store. Come in and look at
'em. Will surprise you on prices.
The lumber trade is immense, and
some of the teams we see going out
loaded, come from a long distance.
The Hurley Cornet band goes to
Centreyille on the 9th inst. to furnish
music for the democratic blowout.
The Herald don't think it is hardly
right for Che town funds to be used to
pay for filling old wells on private prop
erty.
Bills are out announcing az extern
sive sale of personal property at the
Jos. Robbins farm, Wednesday, Octo-
ber 1st.
}, w. Kellar is building new fence
around the lot recently purchased by
him west of his house. The front is of
the picket variety.
Mr.. Larson, new resident in the
southwestern portion of Swan Lake
township. is in Hurley to-day with l5
teams after lumber for house,
d. w. Fairchild has new wind
mill, and can stand and see the water
run while the stock is drinking. Quite
an improvement on the old way,
Tickets to Aberdeen during state
fair will be sold at one fair-S7 .35-for
the round trip, Tickets will be sold
Sept. 13 to 10, good to return till 22d.
There will be divine services in the
Protestant Episcopal church Sunday,
Sept. IA, at HOO a. m., and 1880 p. m.
The Rev. R. II. Doherty will officiate.
Mr.. Yusten has unloaded his two
cars of goods shipped from Sanhorn
county, and has installed himself and
family as residents of Turner county.
Say, readers. if you know of any per-
sonals or locals, hand them in, or call
and tell us. If we guess at them we
are liable to make a mistake, and then
you might kick, you know.
r. Hershey. G. F. Wallace, Peter
Anderson, Andrew Hanson and Sine
Andrews are also among the number
who have caused the editor to smile
with JOY during the past week.
VIM. i. Harnden, of Beadle county,
will speak at Opera hall, Hurley, Satur-
day evening, Sept. 49, His subject is
"The Tariff and High Taxes" and the
address will no doubt be an interesting
one.
Nonresident pupils will not be en-
rolled in the Hurley high school this
fall unless they present to the principal
thereof receipt from the township
treasurer for their tuition fee, which
is $3.50 per month.
Ladies who wish the latest and most
fashionable styles of millinery, selected
by one who has had long experience in
this line Of business, will find it to their
advantage to call at the millinery and
dress making rooms of Miss Rundell,
over G. NJ. Piers store.
Give me credit Tor that" was the
remark made by Jurgen Reiman, as he
dropped two silver dollars into ye edi-
tors hand as he was walking down the
street Saturday afternoon. Thanks,
friend Reiuan, may your crops always
be large, and may you receive the top
| price for the same.
The grangers of Turner county are
getting on their feet this year. Crops
are fair and prices good. The editor
appreciates the fact that money getting
more plentiful! when the farmers walk
in as Jas. Andrew did last Monday,
and say: Here, give credit for this
five on subscription" Keep it up,
gentlemen, and we will soon be able to
pay all our debts.
The many friends Of Mrs. M. Hoyt
will be panied to learn that she is now
lying at the point Of death at the resi-
dence OF her son, NJ. U. Hoyt, in Cedar
county, Nebraska. She was stricken
with paralysis last Saturday evening,
and owing to her extreme age her re-
covery is deemed impossible. There
will be many mourners in this COM
munity and county over the demise Of
this estimable lady.
Only Fifteen Cents.
Avail yourselves of the liberal offer
now being made by the publishers of
The Sioux City Weekly journal. They
i will send thu Waekly Ionrnal from,