Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-07-02

LOCAL MENTION.
Old papers for sale at this office.
Jewelry away down, at Kellar's.
A 20 ID. pail jelly for so at Piers.
Try a pound of our zoe tea. G. NJ.
Pier.
Have you got those weeds all moved
down;
Caterpillars are taking the plum
trees bodily.
cans California fruit for s1.oC at
Caeap Johns.
Paints, oils and brushes for sale by
J. G. Murphy.
The boys are getting things in readi-
ness for Saturday.
The largest bar of soap in town for
SC at Cheap Johns,
The potatoes in the hills have COM
menced grumbling for more room.
Attorney Goddard was transacting
business in county court Monday,
You will miss treat if you do not
hear Judge eShannon's address on the 4th.
Mrs. P. Allen has purchased of Mrs.
Sine Jensen her two houses and lots in
Hurley.
Nothing succeeds like success, and
that's the kind of a celebration that
Hurley always has.
The Hurley lancers, under command
of Col. Robinson, will present a fine ap-
pearance in the 4th of July procession.
The pay car went down Saturday,
and the boys all along the line are now
waiting for the glorious 4th to arrive.
Loose COWS are entirely too frequent
for the benefit of gardens in town.
The payment of damages never fully
replaces garden.
The 4th will be big day for Hurley
and Turner county, and there will be
the largest crowd in Hurley ever con-
gregated in the county.
A postal card received from John
Wormwood, dated June Gath, reports
all well at their Maryland home, and
that the fruit crop is large.
Jos. Frick has had his store building
improved very much by the use of
liberal supply of paint, and the front
now presents a wonderfully changed
appearance.
The county commissioners meet next
Monday. Their first duty will be to
sit as board of equalization, and from
the present prospects there will be
quite an audience in attendance at this
meeting.
The work done on the sidewalks dur
ing the past week has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of the streets,
and will make it much safer and easier
for pedestrians during slippery and
windy times.
DR.. Robert Martin will offer for sale
at auction, Thursday, July 9. at two
o'clock in the afternoon, so acres of
standing grass, in lots of 10 acres. Sale
to take place on the premises, one mile
east of the Hurley station.
Parker Press: Our ball team will
play the Yankton team on the Fourth
of July at Hurley, for purse of S75,
the winner to take all the money. If
Yankton wins she will have to play
ball and don't you let it slip your mem
ory.
A number of the newspapers along
the Northwestern line were obliged to
come out on half sheets lest week ow-
ing TO the washout between Alton and
Sioux City. The Herald escaped at
the last moment by the arrival of its
bundle on the train from the north
Thursday evening, it having been sent
around through the thoughtfulness of
some one.
Fourth of July is coming and all the
small boys will have fire-crackers. Lit
tie fre-crackers sometimes cause big
fires. Are you insured? You should
be at once. Aliens Agency represents
only reliable, honest companies, who
have ample assets and capital to back
them mp. No broken down companies |
represented at our agency. Rates al
ways low and terms easy. Don't neg
lect your insurance.
A North Dakota newspaper man has
commenced suit against l29 delinquent
subscribers. The outcome is anxiously
awaited by the fraternity everywhere.
If said delinquents ordered the paper
sent to their address they should be
made to pay for the same; but it the
paper was sent by the editor Gas is
sometimes the case) for the purpose of
swelling his subscription list then the
man who will pay for it is chump.
A citizen of Centreville offers stock
of a foreign building and loan associa-
tion at a discount of 20 per cent. The
stock of the Hurley association is at a
premium. There is where the advant-
age of a local organization comes in;
The money paid in is all used at home
and helps in building up the town and
enables those who could not otherwise
afford it in getting homes. The town
where the residents thereof own the
houses they occupy is the best town.
We understand that the Yankton
base ball team is practicing daily, and
that they propose to have the best
;eam ever sent out of the Cement City
1t Hurley, Saturday. They need to do
some practicing and will have to do
;ome playing as well, to get away with
he Parker nine. The prospects are
hat Saturdays game will be one of
he best ever played in the state, and it
S reported that each club will come
veil backed up by their respective ad-
nirers.