Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-07-10
LOCAL MENTION.
Sunday was a roaster.
Most of the corn is laid by

Grain harvest has commenced.
The gooseberry yield is immense.
Hail insurance at Aliens Agency.
The best in the world-Acorn stoves.
Geo. Duryee proved up on his home
stead Monday.
r. Rees has the contract for building
the M. L. church.
Mr. Palmer has his new house nearly
ready tor occupancy.
More new crockery and glass sets
just arrived at Kellar's.
Jas. Andrew commenced haying on
an extensive scale Monday.
The 0. p. joint has materialized. and
all is quiet and orderly SO far.
Try gold dust washing powder,
pounds for 25 cents-at Kellar's.
e. p. Moore now rides in new top
carriage purchased of j. a. Scott.
DR.. Graves was little under the
weather the fore part of the week.
Fred Frederickson is buying cattle
and paying the highest market prices.
Fire, lightning, windstorm, cyclone
and hail insurance at Aliens Agency,
Elliott & Bach sold three twine
binders Tuesday. Not a very bad days
work.
The alliance picnic at D. G. Smiths
grove on the 4th was quite well at
tended.
Come to stay. 2. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store. watch maker and
leweler.
For Sale, cheap as dirt" an i'm.
proved farm near Hurley-Allen's
Agency.
The raspberry crop appears to be
light, doubtless owing to the dry
weather.
Come and see the largest stock of 10
cent articles ever brought to Hurley,
at j. G. Murphy's.
Don't forget that we keep few
watches at Pioneer drug store that we
arc not afraid to warrant.
A pleasant time is reported by those
who attended the picnic at Jos. AM
drews' grove in Spring Valley on the
4th.
Harvesting and haylng machinery
now attracts the attention of the farm
er as he moves around town, thinking
Of the large harvest soon to be.
The assessed valuation of real estate
in Turner county for the year 1890
amounts to Sl651OOO The personal
property valuation is some over $780,
U0O
Mr.. Kaufman, one of the extensive
Mennonite farmers living west Of
town, has had his teams busy for the
past week hauling lumber for building
improvements.
Lots of them from the country are
getting their little jugs and bottles
filed now at the Pioneer Drug store,
with the best quality of goods. The
machines must haye oil, and Brauch
always keeps the best.
~ large stock of parasols and UNI
brellas OF all grades just received at L.
q. Ferguson 81 Co.'S, and they will be
sold at prices lower than ever before
heard of IN South Dakota, This is busi-
ness, and don't you forget it,
DR.. Z. Sill lost last week near Mrs.
Judson's residence a cane with red
stick and deer horn head. The figures
1776 are engraved on ferrule. The
party finding same will be suitably re-
ward by leaving cane at Mrs. Judson's.
We have noticed several items of late
speaking of rare" June days. Now,
it appears to the heavy weight editor
of this paper that the heat was sufli-
cient during the greater part of the
month to insure the "well done" con-
dition.
I: Those who visited Centreville on the
Z 4th seem well satisfied with the day s
4 entertainment. The crowd was the
largest ever gotten together in Turner
county and good time is reported by
all who attended from Hurley and
vicinity.
/ There are published in the interests
/ of Freemasons 80 newspapers; IA for
\ the knights of Labor; % for The Odd
Fellows; 10 for the Ancient Order OF
1 United Workmen; "a for the knights
of Pythias; 81 for the Grand Army OF
| the Republic; and II for the Patrons Of
4 Husbandry.
I. The farmes' alliance Of Turner coun.
5 ty are receiving words of commenda
tion from republican newspapers in al
4 portions of the state for their refusal
to take any part in the third party
movement. The republican farmers Of
South Dakota have the votes to con.
troll the republican conventions and the
next legislature. If they do not use
hepower which they possess who is tc
1 blame but themselves.
4 One feature OF the 4th at Hurley was
a family picnic in Fromer's grove
every member Of the Allen family fol
three generations. amounting to TWEEN.
ty-five persons. being present, as fol
lows: Joseph Allen and wife, E
Brauch and wife, w. II. Carr, wife an6
three children; I. j. Fromer, wife ant
three children; L. C. Kennedy, wife:ant
three children; Peter Allen, wife ant
four children. They passed a pleasant
and day hope to hold another reunion
next 4th.
A meeting was held at the Presby
terian church Monday evening for thu
purpose of ascertaing the views OF the
public in regard to the original packag.
Joint just opened in Hurley. The gen
eral tenor of the meeting was. that n.