Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-07-03
New seats have been ordered for

New seats have been ordered fol
Grace church.
i j. L. Hogan and family are living in
the Catholic church rectory.
The lumber is being placed on the
ground for the new NJ. E, church.
Andrew Peterman is cleaning out a
number wells Of in town this week.
Ginghams and summer dress goods,
cheaper than ever before, at Allen Bros
Stoye repairs for any stove in the
United States or Canada for sale at
Murphy's.
Now is the best time to insure
against Lightning, Windstorms and
Tornadoes. Aliens Agency,
A carload of the best brick ever
brought to Hurley just received at j,
II Queal & Co.'s lumber yard.
The finest line of fancy ginghams and
summer dress goods ever brought to
Hurley, just received at Allen Bros.
Hard wood plank and wagon-making
and repairing supplies at F. NJ. Slagle
and Co.'S lumber yard, near the depot.
The census enumerators have con-
cluded their work and the one who has
made $40 for his month of hard work
is in luck.
Martin O. Sletuen and Martha Lar
sen, were married at the residence of
Mr.. Lundy, one mile east of town, Sat-
urday evening, June %, Judge Allen
officiating.
The town trustees should SEQ to it
that the Russian thistles along the
sidewalks are cut down and the streets
moved before the school marms come
to normal school.
C.F. Clark, a carpenter working for
T. w. Kyle on Mr.. Robertson's house,
took 14-foot fall from staging Mon
day, striking on his shoulder. Fortu-
nately no serious injury resulted from
the fall.
q The four year old son Of G. b. .Elce, of
Parker, was killed last Sunday, by
the falling of heavy mantle piece at
the residence of Mr.. Hymen. The
grief stricken parents have the SYM
pathy of all.
An artesian well was put down Mon
day just east of the fremont house.
The vein was struck at the depth of
twenty-four feet, and the two-inch
pipe runs full OF pure water of tenn
perature of A degrees.
Editor Cummings, of the Dakota
Ruralist, and Mr.. Smith, of Sioux
Falls, will be present at the alliance
picnic in D. C.Smith's grove tomorrow
We hope the Importance of politics,
third party and alliance will not en-
tirely overshadow the fact that the day
we celebrate is the anniversary of the
day Of American independence.
An amusing incident occurred recent
ly on the streets of Parker. A gentleman
living not over ten miles from that
aspiring burg took his wife there to
take the train for the east. Having
some leisure time they took walk up
the street. and coming to the ruins of
the late county headquarters they
were.gazing upon the scene when they
were approached by gentleman (prob-
ably news gatherer) who is described
as being "about as tall as Branch and
looked some Like him, though it wasn't
him." The stranger make some re-
mark about the fire and the county
building, and said, Turner county
will soon have to build court house,
Yes" remarked our rural friend, al
suppose so; and it will be a good oppor-
tunity for Parker to put up that slO,-
600 which she promised to give to the
taxpayers of the county," The news
gatherer suddenly remembered that he
had business down the street which re-
qulred his immediate attention, and he
withdrew without saying good bye.
That is the way to talk to the bogus
bonus fiends whenever they mention
making comfy improvements at the
present county seat town. Give them
to understand that they must pay that
$4,000 if they expect to retain the
county seat for any length of time.
Remember we guarantee to save you
money on anything you want in the
dry goods, clothing or shoe line.
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