Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-07-16
LOCAL MENTION.
Harvest has commenced.
Old papers for sale at this Office.

4 Harvest has commenced.
i Old papers for sale at this Office.
| Jewelry away down, at Kellar's.
A 20 lb. pail jelly for 80 c at Piers.
Have you noticed the harvest moon ?
Try pound of our 20c tea. c. NJ.
Pier.
Fridays rain was q great benefit to
small grain.
5 cans California fruit for sl.oc at
Caeap Johns.
| A herd Of broncos passed through
town Tuesday.
Paints, oils and brushes for sale by
j. c. Murphy.
Zeb Stout has the finest field of wheat
in Turner county.
Hurley sports are practicing foot
ball in great style.
The largest bar of soap in town for
SC at Cheap Johns,
j. c. Murphy spouted T. j. Hills
farm residence this week.
Money to loan on real estate security
at lowest rates. LAURA ALDERMAN
There are quite few cases of black
diphtheria in Union and Clay counties.
Ira Ferguson now occupies the
Palmer building with his stock Of gro
ceries.
The owners of thrashlng machines
are getting them In readines for the
coming harvest.
July 23d is Talmage day at Madison.
Quite few Hurley people viii be pres
ent at that time.
Jos. Frick has learned to ride his
bicycle well enough to ride it to Parker
and back occasionally.
Hugh Rundell is mourning the loss
Of his troting horse Newpert, which
died the first of the week.
Phil. Cotton is hauling lumber for
new house. That looks suspicious but
we will not say anything about 1t.
w. Browns little boy, of Spring
Valley. who was 80 badly kicked by a
horse last week, is slowly improving.
| Pierre's assessed valuation is nearly
s6,OOOOOo. This is not very bad for
one of South Dakota's small river
towns.
Preparations for being made for
japanese wedding which will take
place in Hurley the latter part of this
| month.
While working on building in Par
ker, Dell Phillips was struck on the
head, causing severe but not danger
Gus wound.
There is a whole section of the sheet
iron roof on the public school building
torn up by the wind. "a stitch in time
saves nine."
John Johnson was in town Saturday
and took his new steam threshing ma
chine home with him. It is a dandy
and no mistake.
Any person finding pair of nickle
trimmed spectacles and leather case
will please leave the same at this Office
or at c. A. Near's Office.
While South Dakota is enjoying the
finest kind of weather, Wisconsin and
Iowa are having frosts that are killing
considerable grain and fruit.
Part of Brown county was visited by
severe wind and hail storm Sunday
that destroyed all the crops over strip
of country ten miles wide and forty
miles long.
Every teacher in Turner county
should make special effort to attend
the institute at Centreyille, which COM
mences August Sd, and will continue
three or four weeks.
SeventY-one women voted at the
election Saturday. Who said that the
women would not vote If they had
chance; of course, the person that said
it cannot be found now.
One of Sphinx county's newspapers
contains eighteen mortgage sale no.
tices. That looks bad for South Da-
kota county, but with the good crops
this year, the farmers will begin to get
on their feet again.
Sioux Falls has been having quite an
exciting time trying to settle the loca-
tion of their public building. It would
not take Hurley long to settle such a
question, as we have place set aside
for such purposes, and we are going to
have building on said ground. in the
sweet by y-and-by.
Crops are looking better than ever
before known in South Dakota, and
nothing under heaven. barring hail.
wind or locusts, can prevent the be-
ginning of harvest of small grains on
about next Monday. And of all the
harvests ever heard of In this county
this will be the most beautiful.
Mr.. Clark, to the publtc:-I wish to
say to my friends and the public, that
regard Chamberlain,s Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best
preparation in use for Cholic and Diar-
rhoea. It is the finest selling medicine
L ever handled, because 1t always gives
satisfaction. O. II. Clark, Orangeville,
Texas. For sale by E. Brauch, drug
gist.
Hurley will probably not be an inde-
pendent school district right away,
owing to the large majority voting
against it last Saturday. The vote
stood "a in favor of it and ia against
it. There seemed to be general mis-
understanding in regard to who should
vote, as It was advertised that the
whole township, of which Hurley IS a
part, has right to vote upon the ques-
tion. while article l, of chapter Of the
South Dakota school law for 1891 says:
"That any city, town or village, now
organized under a special act, either
81, o;u;1 pouarnment or educational