Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-10-29
LOCAL MENTION.


Of course you have got those fire.
breaks all made.
Wanted-3o or 40 young pigs, 6 to 8
weeks old. T, w. Kyle.
T. w. Kyle has the contract to build
the Smith school house.
The outside work on Auditor Frick' 8
house is nearly completed.
Regular Dakota fall weather, and it
cannot be beaten anywhere.
T.J. Hill and family will occupy the
Episcopal rectory this winter,
A seat in the shade was quite COM
Portable Saturday and Sunday.
S. j. Conklin is an interesting speak,
er, and you should not fail to hear him.
w. 0. Kingery is building an addi-
tion to his residence on Park Boulevard.
The men who advertise are the ones
who show by their acts that they desire
your trade.
Rev. A. E. Carhart has been re-
turned to the Hurley charge by the NJ.
E. conference.
Be sure that you place an X before
the name Of John L. Jolley before cast
ing your ballot next Tuesday.
The man who stays away from the
polls on election day has no future
claims on his party foI fayors.
f. M. Cope says that it will take him
five weeks of steady work, making two
trips day, to market his oat crop.
T. w. Murphy and family have re-
turned from Sioux Falls and are now
living on their farm south of town.
Mr. Sheldon failed to put in appear
ance Saturday. Campaign managers
should see that their appointments are
filled.
Mr.. John Kingery took tumble
from lumber pile in Slagle's lumber
yard last week, which Jared him con-
siderably.
Andrew GARY shipped two cars of
cattle to the Chicago market Saturday,
and Messrs. Rundell and Boterman
each shipped one car.
Mrs. Judson will be prepared to take
orders for Holiday Books for old or
young, also including Bunyan's Pill
grim's Progress and bibles.
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the Bnilding and Loan asso-
citation next Monday evening, and a
general attendance is requested.
Peter Allen has got his recently
purchased Office building to its new
location on Washington ST., and is now
fitting the same up for occupancy.
Tomlinson's Dead Shot cures collie
neuralgia Of stomach, diarrhoea and
all bowel troubles. Guaranteed to cure
collie in horses. Sold by E. Brauch.
Geo. Palmer has sold his stock of
groceries to Mr.. Williams, Hurley's
new merchant, and they have been
moved to Mr.. Williams new store
building.
MS Robinson has been greatly inn
proving the appearance Of his store
building. He has also been changing
the interior of the residence portion of
the same.
Every republican voter should make
an extra effort to get to the polls this
fall, as upon the number of votes cast
depends your representation in the
various conventions next year.
The home Of T. J. Fromer and wife
was made happy last Thursday by the
arrival of a sweet baby girl who will,
we hope, help to make sunshine in that
family for many years to come.
T.J. Hill has an extensive sale at his
farm next week Friday. AS he sold
off everything little over two years
ago, what he now has is in good shape,
and it will pay you to be present.
VIM. Higbee on Friday last receiyed
the sad intelligence Of the death of his
father at his home in southwestern
Iowa. Mr.. Higbee was SS years old
and one Of the pioneers Of that section
of the state.
John Root has purchased what is
known as the May quarter, just west of
the Lew Clark place, the price being
S2,lOO. There is wire fence around
the whole 100 acres, which is the only
improvement on the place.
The Parker Press has been turned
inside outside-that is, what was once
it's outside is now it's inside. There
may be an advantage in this style, but
well, Hoytis running his own paper
and knows how he wants it built.
J.T. Hogan purchased of II. G. War
ner last week 32O acres of land lying
west of Hurley, the west halt of section
81, paying therefor the sum of $1,000.
When improved, this will make one OF
the finest farms in the county.
T.J. Hill has purchased of j. Z. Muir
ply his stock of hardware, and has
leased the store building. The 5000
stock of hardware which Mr.. Hill
bought at Sheldon, Iowa. will be here
this week, and when consolidated Tom
will have one of the best stocks in the
county, and we expect to see him Sc
cure his full share of the trade,
Last Saturday evening, Oct. 24th,
quite a number of the young people
gathered at the home of Miss Adele
Norris, it being her 2lst birthday.
Among those present were Misses
Lille DeVoe, of Yankton, BERTHE Ba-
con, Jesse Sherard; Messrs. Justin and
Marion Bacon: Albert and Willie Sher-
ard and Nels Thygeson. All report a
good time.