Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-09-10
LOCAL MENTION.

Grain comes in and lumber goes out
A baby cab for sale at cost at the
postoffice.
w. II. Buchanan took out new car.
riage last week.
Mr.. J. Hoppman has for sale pair
of horses or mares.
Eggs taken in exchange for meat at
the Hurley meat maaket.
Farmers are busy haying, and thresh-
ing lags little just now.
Canned apples six cents can at
Cheap Johns.
Extra trains are numerous, and grain
has hardly begun to come in.
The band boys are practicing up and
anticipate a meeting soon.
Considerable job work is just now be-
ing turned out at the Herald Office.
The weather for the past few days
reminds one of spring instead of fall.
Mr.. John Kingery is having his new
house painted in tasty combinations.
Dell Phillips has moved from Parker
to the Phillips farm north of Hurley.
The Parker base ball team won out
of IA games while OH their recent tour.
Mr.. John Mease says that the hail
storm of Aug. 2Sth riddled his tobacco
crop.
Eight first class insurance companies
represented at Aliens Agency; take
your choice.
Turner county corn is generally
speaking) out of the way Of frost, and
is in fine shape.
John Parsons has raised his sign Of
prosperity 40 feet high in the shape Of
an all-steel Aermotor windmill.
Hans Sorenson of Idylwilde has been
drawn on the grand jury of the U. S.
court which meets at Sioux Falls Oct 6.
Walter Allen moved yesterday into
his newly purchased house and says he
is done with moving for some time to
come.
Parties wishing a supply of the finest
extracted honey ever brought to
Turner county can get the same from
Geo. Wormwood,
Send papers to your eastern friends
and let them know the grand harvest
they are missing by not being residents
of this favored section. Crops never
fail in Turner county.
J. T. Hogan has sold his Spring Val.
ley farm to Mr.. r. b. Kinyon, Sl3 an
acre being the purchase price. Aliens
Agency seems to be doing right
smart business this fall.
Mr.. Ed. Basve and Miss Marry Rees
were united in marriage today, and
the Herald joins their many friends in
wishing that their journey through
life may be one of pleasure and pros
perity.
The case of the state of South Dakota
against Clause kambak, for nuisance,
was on hearing on preliminary exami-
nation before Judge Pier Friday last.
States Attorney Allen for prosecution
and G. II. Goddard for defense. The
case was probably to go be-
fore grand jury.
Allen Bros. have the largest stock of
dry goods and clothing ever displayed
in Hurley. Their front store room and
clothing room are literally packed
with goods, and during business hours
YOU will find their store to be one Of
the busiest places in town.
at the adjourned meeting of the T..
2. S. C. E.. Monday evening, it was de-
cided to have sunlower sociably and
entertainment on Friday, September 20.
The young people are all alive to the
work and intend to make it the most
successful entertainment of the season.
DO not fail to attend the state fair
at Sioux Falls, and pay your expenses
by buying bill of dry goods from
William Van Fps, the merchant prince
of South Dakota. lie is showing more
dress goods, cloal1s, carpets, curtains
and general dry goods, than any other
two stores in the northwest. Samples
of dress goods sent on application.
Don't kill the toads, the ugly toads
that hop around your door. Each
meal the little toad doth eat hundred
bugs or more. He sits around with
aspect meek until the bug IS neareo'
then shoots forth his little tongue IKE
lightning doubIe-geared. And then ne
soberly doth wink and shuts his ugly
mug, and patiently doth wait until
there comes another bug,-Ex