Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-10-30
LOCAL MENTION.
Vote for Huron.
A light sprinkle last evening.
Come in and ordar .yonr e,act;on III


A light sprinkle last evening.
Come in and order your election tick
cts.
Cash paid for hides and furs hy j. c.
Murphy,
Fresh oysters at Pioneer drug store
Friday or Saturday.
Dwelling house and store building to
rent at Aliens Agency.
Guns to rent and shells loaded to
order Mt J. c. Murphy's.
JIG. Murphy is agent for the world
renowned Crystal Wash Board.
Order your school supplies at Aliens
Agency. They have iirst-class goods.
The champion Huron banner floats
from the real estate office of G. A.
Near.
Come to stay. p. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
leweler. ;.s@
The finest line OF dress flannels ever
brought to Hurley just received at
Allen Bros.
Jacob Reiman brought the yankee
editor in a fine mess of pie timber
pumpkins.
Geo. Beeken has. left the country,
leaving number of creditors to mourn
his departure.
The prices on dress flannels at Allen
Bros are Is per cent lower than they
have ever been before.
Pure cider vinegar. and strawberry
wine vinegar, guaranteed by the Alden
Fruit and Vinegar Co, att. w. Kel-
lars.
Mr.. Andrew Peterman has finished
| digging his potatoes, and he had 240
bushels on one acre of ground, SO he in
| forms the Herald scribe.
A brand new girl arrived at f. NJ.
Cope's last Wednesday and demanded
food and shelter. She will get both,
and the best the land affords.
| While,lt is barely possible that some
mistakes were made by the republican
county convention, yet, the ticket as a
whole is a good one, and it is a winner.
There will be divine service at the
Protestant Episcopal church, Hurley.
Sunday, Nov. Eat II Il. m. and 1870 p.
M, Rev. Geo. LaVille Sweeney oflicia-
ting.
The New Era states that Judge
Elliott "began the study of law" at
1 Vermillion, in 1881 Mr.. Elliott says
he WIS admitted to the supreme court
of Illinois in 1856.
i The annual farmers institute for
South Dakota will convene at the state
agricultural collegeat Brookings, Mon
day evening, Nov. nth, and continue
in session until Thursday evening.
1 Voters of Turner. county, in the cap
ital matter keep yoiir own interests in
4 view. Vote for the benefit of yourself
and your property. Do this squarely
and honestly, and Huron will get every
vote in the county.
Mrs. w. FL. Conklin has rented the
house owned by Junia Sargent. and re-
Gently vacated by wv. ii. Robertson,
and will move into the same in a few
weeks. having rented her farm to Rev.
A. E. Carhart for next season.
The denomination of C.aJ. Bach by
the county convention was a compli-
ment to that gentleman for the posi-
tion he took last winter on matters in
which the the farmers were interested.
He will he elected by large majority.
Call at the Herald office and see the
valuable premiums care offering to
subscribers. just thlnk "The Nam
moth Cyclopedia in four 544-page
volumes. or Dickens complete works
for only go cents in addition to the reg.
uiar price of the paper.
A circular received from the Capital
/ Investment Co. states that the stock OF
, said company is now worth $40 pei
share. If any Pierre advocates have
faith enough in this circular or com
pany to payS10 per share for said stock
: they can be Accommodated with few
!, shares by calling at the Herald Office.
|, Prof. j. w. Lowry, the republican
q nominee for superintendent of schools
!. has had seventeen years experience a.
a teacher in Ohio,rIowa and Dakota
He attended two courses at the An
d tioch college at Lebanon. Ohio; ant
this, with the practical knowledg,
drawn from his long practice as
teacher makes, him well qualified fo
the important work, of his Office. :.
An exchange says, He sat in hi
: door at monday, lonely and glum ant
= sad; the flies were buzzing about him
t led by a bluewinged CAD. Not a custo
i mer darkened his portal, not sign o
$ business was there; but the flies KEEP
, on buzzing around the old mans hail
e at last in misery he shouted: "Grea
!, Scott! I'm covered with flies" and tn
zephyr that toyed with his whiskers
4 = said: "Nhy in hades don't you adyel
>. tisep" s,
In Financial point of view the ladie
rs of the Presbyterian society did fairl
well at their New England suppe
10 Wednesday evening: The threatenin
q appearance of the weather kept man
q away that would otherwise have a
5, tended. The bill of fare was excellen
l. One OF the tables was set with dishe
le over one hundred years old, the prol
erty of Mrs.J. J. Mansfield, who recen
II received them from the old hom,
stead in the state of Maine.