Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-08-27

1LOlu SAO pOotOhCC.
LOCAL MENTION.
Farmers are busy haying.
Old papers for sale at this office.
Jewelry away down, at Kellar's.
Circuit court convenes September g.
E. O. Davis will build an addition to
his house.
Good prices paid for chickens at the
Meat Market.
Remember your building and loan
dues Saturday.
Hurley will have an exhibit at the
Sioux City corn palace this year.
Boots and shoes at lower prices than
ever before at the Cheap Cash Store.
j. Kingery's house is progressing
finely at the hands of the carpenters.
Campmeeting closed Sunday evening
after very successful series of meet
ings.
Mr.. Christen Nelson will find some
lost property by calling at the Herald
! Office.
Wanted-A good girl to do general
house work, at residence Of Jos. Frick,
Hurley.
have some more well bred mares
for sale at reasonable prices, for cash or
on time. J. Fitch
Miss Myra Judson and music class
will give concert at Opera hall, Hur-
ley, Friday, Sept. 4th.
The assessment of Turner county has
been raised ten per cent by the state
board of equalization.
1t is rather difficult to find any one
in Hurley who attended the minstrel
show Friday evening.
Have you visited the Alderman Fruit
Farm lately? If not it will pay you to
do so-that is, if you go before dark.
A number of Hurley people were at
tending commissioners meeting at the
county seat the fore part of the week.
Postoffice Inspector. Clemment visited
the Hurley office last Friday evening,
and reported finding everything in ex-
cellent shape.
The republican editors of South Da-
kOta meet at Huron Sept. 8, and it is to
be hoped that the meeting will be ma
terally beneficial.
Three 2-months-old black pigs strayed
from my pen near the slaughter house.
Please return same and receive your
reward. Ed. Basye.
What has become of Hurley's flour
ing mill project? There is no better
location in the northwest for an enter
prise of this kind and substantial aid
will be given by citizens of the town to
the right party.
John Wanamaker says: My plan for
the past fifteen years has been to buy
so much space in a newspaper. and fill
it up with what l wanted. l would
not give an advertisement in a newspa-
per of 500 circulation for 5000 dodgers.
Henry Schuwalter is rejoicing over
the fact that he has just secured good
well of water at the depth Of &c feet.
which supplies over 26 gallons per
minute. M. K. Layne put dowu the
well, and he calls it one of his " red let
ter jobs.
j. L. Brown started out west Friday
on a fruit tree selling trip, and as a
specimen Of what the trees he was sell
ing would do, and were doing on the
Alderman Fruit Farm, near Hurley, he
took along 80 bushels of apples of the
Duchess and Whitney Nc. 20 varieties.
and they were as good fruit as can be
raised anywhere.
"The Only and Original Centreville
Minstrel Co." have come and gone. On
two other occasions entertainments
have visited Hurley from that city.
The previous entertainments were
good, but the impressions lett Dy the
Minstrel Co. are not such to cause a
rush for seats when the next show ar
riyes from that city.
The announcement running at the
head of the local columns of the Herald
appears to have struck the right vein
among the newspaper boys, as num-
ber Of the papers in the state and some
in Iowa have copied it bodily, chang
ing only the name of the paper and
county. Whoop'er up, boys. and give
our eastern friends some idea OF the
magnificent crops produced this year.
Bring in the names of your eastern
friends, farmers and business men and
do your share towards advertising the
country and showing it up in the prop
er light.