Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-07-10

Don't forget the young folks social
tonight at Opera hall.
Ginghams and summer dress goods,
cheaper than ever before, at Allen Bros.
The Hurley Service Pension associa-
tion now has over one hundred men,
bers.
r. Rees is putting up a windmill for
Junia Sargent, on his farm east of
town.
Stoye repairs for any stove In the
United States or Canada for sale at
Murphy's.
There is an unusually large amount
of lumber going into the country for
this time of the year.
There will be Children's Day service
at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon
next. at three o'clock.
Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. II. Rees
Friday afternoon, July 11th,
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 ],
II Queal & Co.'s lumber yard.
j. L. Hogan is preparing to enlarge
his store building. A cellar is being
dug where the addition is to be.
The finest line of fancy ginghams and
summer dress goods ever brought to
Hurley, just received at Allen Bros.
j. A. Scott is selling lots of harvest
ing and haying machinery, and is GER
tainly doing his share Of the business.
The trained bears and their keepers
were on the streets for short time
Tuesday and attracted the usual crowd.
Hard wood plank and wagon-making
and repairing supplies at F.M. Slagle
and Co.'S lumber yard, near the depot.
John Kellar spent portion of the
glorious 4th opening an "original pack
age which came from across the sea
packed with delf.
The Parker base ball club won the
game with the Rock Valley club at
Canton last Saturday, giving them two
out of three games,
Bishop Hare, of the Protestant Epis-
copal church, will ofliciate at Grace
church next Sunday morning, at eleven
o'clock. Communion service will be
held at the close of the regular morn
ing service.
Q. 0. Snyder sends us copy of the
| first number of The Allen News, pub
lished at the new town of Allen on the
Pacific Short Line road. Oscar is sell
ing lumber and his father is contrac-
tor and builder there.
| Have any of the readers of the Her.
aid heard Of a move being made in
Parker to raise that $4,000 promised
TO the taxpayers of Turner county 2
We have heard of no move of the kind,
but would suggest that as the commits
sioners are in session, an opportunity
is now offered for Houts & Co. to pay
the same into the treasury. Stir them
/ up, Hackett; it takes money to make
county buildings out of tumble down
school houses.
a business deal was made this week
by which I. G. Ferguson & Co. and j,
L. Hogan exchange a portion of their
stocks Of merchandise. Ferguson 6
Co. take the grocery stocks and Mr.
Hogan the dry goods. The stocks
will be kept in Mr., Hogan's store build.
ing, to which an addition is now being
built. This move Will enable each
4. party to keep larger and better stock
in their respective lines, and by cutting
down expenses will enable them to sell
at a closer margin.
The annual meeting of the South Da-
kota Press association has been called
at Huron, Thursday, July Gath. A
business meeting will be held at 400
o'clock p. M, and other meetings will
be arranged for later. Friday after.
noon the association will adjourn to
Pierre, where it will complete its busi.
j ness. From Pierre, as guests of that
city. the excursion will cross the reser-
4 walton in carriages to Rapid City, going
from there to Sturgis, TT. Meade ant
4 Deadwood. Returning by rail, the
party will visit Whitewood, and Hot
Springs, stopping at the latter place fol
one or two days, and reaching Sioux
City August 9Th. The excursion
promises to be one Of the most enter
tanning and instructive ever taken by
the association. 1t will give the news
paper boys Of the state an opportunity
to view the famed Black Hills country
and its many resources, and also enable
them to see Great Sioux Reservation
which is cutting such a prominent
figure in the capital contest at tht
present time.
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