Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-10-09
The best in the world Acorn stoves.
Politics are growing warmer day by

Politics are growing warmer day by
day.
TIE campers at Swan Lake broke
camp Monday.
S2l,435,OOO is the insurance backing
at Aliens Agency.
Thursday appeared to be Ilurley's day
at the district fair,
Henry Fangman has moved to Sioux
Falls with his family.
A limited amount of fine real estate
Was moving Monday afternoon.
The Hurley Cornet band at the Dis
trict Fair. at Centreville this week.
F. A. Leavitt will not speak at Opera
shall next Saturday as was expected.
How about that fire-break around the
town2 Better get at it pretty soon.
A small sprinkle of rain Wednesday
morning, barely enough to lay the dust.
j. w. Kellar has been treating his
buildings, fence, etc. to coat of paint.
Republican caucnses next Thursday,
and the attendance promises to be large.
Bro. Wass, of the journal. is giving
Centreyillea a good daily during the fair.
Louie Flyger brought in a load Of po-
tatoes Tuesday, from which he realized
$500.
Old ladles' common sense shoes, but
ton and congress, Sl.7O to $500, at a.
M. Rasmussen's
The NJ. E. society expect to dedicate
their new church one week from next
Sunday, the 10Th inst.
John X. Gamble, South Dakoth's next
congressman, will speak at Opera hall,
Hurley, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Masters now
have four of kind--girls-in their
family, the latest arrival being last
week.
Chris Goettertz was in from his Idyl-
wilde farm Tuesday with a load of fine
potatoes. which he disposed of readily
at 81 90 per bushel
Come and see for yourselves and be
convinced that Murphy has the finest
line of queensware. lamps and crockery
ever brought to Hurley.
The county commissioners met Mon
day, and after transacting some Of the
more important business, adjourned
until Dayt NppInv fha
There will be Mass at the Catholic
church in Hurley. Sunday and Monday,
October 10Th and Goth, at II 90 o'clock
II. m. Rev. Father Kelly officiating.
Read the new story which commences
on the inside pages of the Herald this
week. Jsdging from the opening chap
ters the story will be an extra good one.
Mrs. Z. Fowler has the thanks of the
editor for a jug of nice sorghum. of
which article she has manufactured
large quantity this year, which is of
extra quality.
The Hurley postoffice has been made
an international money order Office,
which will be a great convenience to
parties wishing to send money to for
eign countries.
Brauch has had barricade of abont
100 empty barrels on the west side of
his drug store during the past week.
They once contained oil. and were
ch;npnI 70 S;ory T;f,, 'r,,oc1,,,
| We thought E. Hankins had sort of
fatherly look when we met him the
other day, and when he handed out a
cigar and said "it is girl" the whole
matter was explained Here's the Her
AIDS best wishes for her future.
Call at the Herald office and see the
/ valuable premiums we are offering to
subscribers. Just Think The Man,
moth CyclopHdia" in four 544-page
volumes. or Dickens complete works,
for only 80 cents in addition to the reg
u!ar price of the paper. Call and see
i them.
i Considering the short time since ar
rangements were commenced for the
district fair, the directors of that enter
prise and the citizens Of Centreville
/ have cause to feel proud of the success
won by their enterprise and energy, and
the people of Turner county should all
take pride in seeing that each succeed
ing year adds to its Importance and
usefulness.
For the benefit of those persons that
contemplate running for the Office Of
register OF deeds this fall, we promul-
gate the following information: The
salary of the Office is cut down to 81 500
per year. and the office must earn the
salary before it is paid to the officer,
no clerk hire is allowed unless the Office
makes it. The fee for recording war
ranty deeds or real estate mortagage is
reduced to fifty cents and for filing
chattel mortgage to ten cents. Only in
the larger counties will this Office pay
$500 per year.
1t has been told TO the editer CT the
Herald that if a certain Mr. Howard
/ (who had been to see his best girl the
i night of the court hous fire in Parker)
had been called before the late grand
jury, he could have told who the par
ties were who were in the court house
building at very early hour on that
Monday morning. If District Attlfney
Jones, or any other person, knowing
that such testimony was obtainable,
has kept the same from the proper otli-
GERS, they certainly are trying to shield
some party or parties who should be
brought before the proper tribunal for
an explanation of their presence in the