Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-12-04
Local. MENTION.
Keep your eye on the Holiday ads.
The best in the WORLDLY corn stoves,


completed.
Fresh oysters at Pioneer drug store
Friday or Saturday.
A large amount of baled hay is being
shipped from Hurley.
you know of any item of news,
send 1T IN, or bring it yourself.
T. G. Newcomb has leased j. f. Rob
inson's farm for the coming year.
Hogs took a big tumble the first of the
week, going off 30 cents at one jump.
Jas. McGinn has just completed a
new house on the old d. c. Turner farm.
The fall has been Il fine one, but there
is still considerable corn in the fields.
All who participated in the shooting
last Thursday report a fine day for the
sport.
Andrew j. Thompson is building a
large two-story barn on his farm south
of town.
jackson Davis is building n new
house on his valuable farm southeast
of town.
The passenger tram now arrives sew
en- minutes earlier in the morning-at
eleven o'clock.
Mrs. Hiram Smith and family have
moved into the second house south Of
Stout'S blacksmith shop.
Did You get your house banked up
or did you keep putting it off on ac-
count of the pleasant weather?
Election of officers at Hurley lodge
No. IS. 1. O, 0. +. Saturday evening
and Il full attendance is desired.
There is not family left on the late
ceded reservation lands, the last one
having arrived at Pierre Sunday.
Must be that Pete Haas steals cattle
for his butcher shop, as he is advcrtis
ing beefsteak at five cents per pound
The thanksgiving dance was well at
tended. and the band boys return
thanks to all who thus favored them
The editor of this paper is much
pleased with the number of new sub
scribers added to the list during the
past few weeks.
We understand that Capt. Pelton, OF
! Centerville, will assist Treasurer Ahee
in handling the county cash after the
| lst of January next.
States attorney, Kelsey, of Vermill
ion, and Attorney Goddard We're argu
| ing a demurrer before Judge Kennedy
| Monday. Goddard won.
| H. b. Chaifee, founder of the Swar
Lake Era. the first newspaper published
in Turner county. Is now in the employ
OF the Sioux City Newspaper Union.
Jos. Watson has been selected h,
Register of Deeds elect Robinson us hi
deputy. The selection is good one, II
Joe. has had considerable experience
with county affairs.
Jos. Frick has purchased theT. w
Murphy store building, corner of Cen
ter avenue and Washington street, ant
vii! occupy the same with his furnitur
store and harness shop.
Eugene Masters has rented the Mont
gomery building 90 Washington stree
and has moved into the same. He vii
use the lower floor for a paint shop, an
will reside over the same.
At the meeting of the building an
loan association Monday evening, $50
was loaned at apremium of so per cen
The association now has $1,000 loane
out. and is in very prosperous cond
) tion.
In the line of fancy glassware. crocl
cry, vases, lamps, ctr. suitable for hol
day gifts. -. w. Kellar always takes th
lead, and his selections this year seer
to be in advance of anything he hi
: heretofore carried.
. Last Thursday evening was quite
: lively one in Hurley, there being
. dance, two church sociables, a soci
party and protracted meeting in pr
J gress. There was certainly variet
sufficient so that all could be accomm
dated
: The Heral Baptist Methodist r.
porter neglected to report to the:
headquarters that the members
those two denominations would ha,
a tree at Opera hall. Christmas Ev
y The event will take place, however, ar
will be a complete success as it alwa.
has been in the past.
!. Mr. Frank Clark and Miss Dol
Fowler were married last Sunday
Rev. Newton. The local reporter
: the Herald run across Frank in Frick
!, furniture store last Friday. where
e was examining and pricing furnitul
l. but there was TO suspicion of the il
g portant event which was so soon to tai
d place.
The Hurley correspondence the Ne
Era says a party "was seen thrown
stones through the school house wi
dows the other night" Surely, sa
| .
n correspondent shonld have been bra
enough to follow the vandal and d
covered who he was And he shon
now report his suspicious to the scho
7 officers or the town marshal.
I; "The Kings Daughters, an orgar
:, zation composed of some of the leadil
- society young ladies of Yankton. pr
= vided sumptuous Thanksgiving Dime
= = for the poor and needy in that cit
- :; The meal was undoubtedly enjoyed
:, the recipients, and the givers there
- - no doubt found equal enjoyment in t
- good work which their hands found
- ;. do.
is A letter received from DR.. Z. j. NJ
S. Ter brings the news that this gentlem
,p has changed his residence from Marie