Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-06-26

Yes, this is good corn weather, and
weeds grow some, too.
w. G. I. U. will meet with Mrs. John
Kingery Tuesday, July l.
Mr.. John Feekes brought the editor
in supply of fine radishes.
Prof. A. j. Allen and wife have
moved into the Episcopal rectory,
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.
Ladies Aid society of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Jas. Stout
Friday afternoon, June 81.
Now is the best time to insure
against Lightning. Windstorms and
Tornadoes. Aliens Agency.
The finest line of fancy ginghams and
summer dress goods ever brought to
Hurley, just received at Allen Bros.
Mr.. Robertson's new house is assum-
Ing shape, and puts the one-story cot
tages surrounding it badly in the shade.
The Building and Loan association
dues are payable Saturday. Don't for
get them unless you want to pay fine.
The Parker band is practicing, pre-
paratory to furnishing some Of her
neighbors with patriotic airs the COM
ing 4th.
| On Friday, June goth. Judge Allen
joined in the holy bonds of matrimony
Franz X. Van Gerpen and Katharine
Breier.
During Monday mornings shower
two head of stock were killed by light
ming on the farm of Mr.. Denoma, east
of town.
| Yankton has recently lost two of its
pioneer settlers and prominent citizens,
DR.. j. b. Van Velsor and Capt. T. B.
Burleigh.
| Hard wood plank and wagon-making
and repairing supplies at f. M. Slagle
and Co.'s lumber yard, near the depot.
An Iowa editor has discovered that
"pack my box with five dozen jugs of
liquor" is the shortest sentence in our
language containing all the alphabet.
No railroad news of Importance this
week, but the Herald honestly believes
it is coming, and in the near future too.
Lennox and Hurley will be towns on
the new line.
There was a young man around at
the grocery stores Sunday trying to
purchase half dozen bottles of lemon
extract-wanted it for medicinal pur.
poses, probably.
High mass at the Catholic church
next Sunday, June 20, at the usual
hour. Catechism at 3 p. M, and bene
diction of the blessed sacrament at 4 p
m. The choir will render some new
music.
A large stock of parasols and UNI
! brellas OF all grades just received at 1
Il. Ferguson & Cos, and they will b,
sold at prices lower than ever befor'
heard of in South Dakota. This is busi
ness. and don't you forget it,
The prospects are that Centreville il
q the only town in the county that il
going to celebrate the 4th of July thi
, year. Several farmers picnics hay
a been planned, however, and that vii
n suit the average townsman just as well
Parker Press: Republican count
q central committee at its meeting tn
. Goth, ordered the convention to elec
delegates to the state convention to b
g held at Parker Aug. 20. The legisls
:. ture and county convention at Hurle
+ Oct. %. Each convention will consis
of 70 delegates, w. q. Carpenter wa
elected to fill the vacancy in Mario
~ and S. v. Jones to fill vacancy in Pal
:. . ker.
,e 1t was supposed that at the tim
Il the fire run through the grove il
n the northwestern part of town that th
a. trees were all killed. It now appear
however, that a greater portion of th
h trees are still alive and doing wei
" Now, would it not be grand idea fl
10 the town board to employ some comp
4 tent person to cut out the dead timbe
ID trim up the living trees and cut dow
ct the weeds. It will require but fe
r. years more growth before this grol
will be one of beauty and utility.
or The Sioux City Journal appears
C. take exceptions to Editor Hackett
IS. position on the constitutionality of Il
ty late supreme court decision SO far as
es relates to South Dakota. The Ne
as Era's position was. that as South D
g. kota's constitution provided for prot
at bition, and she was admitted by co
so gress with such constitution, said CO
stitution was superior to the supren
81 court of the United States. AS. Il
of article in question has created considt
IF able discussion, the Herald publishes
with the Journals comments therec
VI Half Rates to milwaukee,.
=. For the Grand Conclave Knights
- Pythias, Milwaukee, the Chicago
~ Northwestern Railway Company W
~ ~ sell excursion tickets at rate of one ia
-, for the round trip, For tickets and Fl