Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-12-03
Tuesday was balmy and sRring like

Tuesday was balmy and sspring like
County commissioners meet next
Monday.
Nice assortment of holiday goods at
b. F. Vaughan's.
Wednesday was another fine day
regular Dakota weather.
Jos. Frick is building coal house on
the rear of his dwelling lot.
P.Allen is building an addition to
his office on Washington street.
The dance at Opera hall last Thurs
cay evening was rather noisy affair.
| Fred Near eslida out Of town for.
Vermillion Saturday, and "rolled'i
home Tuesday.
There has been a blockade in stock
cars during the past week and the
stock yards are full.
Hurley is to have another restaurant,
Messrs. Goflield and Sutherland, of
Centreville, being the proprietors.
The high board fence erected be-
tween the stores of E. Brauch and J.
| T. Hogan will make fine wind break
for farmers teams.
Elvin Berry has purchased of e. L.
Palmer the house occupied by Mr..
Palmer and family in the rear of his
store building on Center avenue.
There will be an oyster supper at f.
II. Newton's next Saturday evening,
Dec. S, for the benefit of the Mission
Band. Everybody is invited to attend.
Miss Dora Rundell has gone east for
a visit, but during her absence the
millinery store will be kept open and
goods will be sold at greatly reduced
prices.
Say, mister, don't you want to give
your wife nice sewing machine for a
Christmas PRESENT. Call at the Herald
Office and see what a nice standard
machine you can get for small
amount of money.
Alta meeting of the Hurley Building
and loan association held Monday eve
ming. w. G. Brown was elected to fill
vacancy in the board of directors, and
G. NJ. Pier was elected president to fill
vacancy caused by absence of Jos.
Allen.
Editor Hanford, of the Cenereyille
Chronicle-Index, issued fine boom
edition last week, which contained 2
lengthy write-up of Centreville and
Turner county. 1t will doubtless be of |
considerable benefit to the whole
county.
| Mr.. VIM. Chrisman and Miss Anna
Daley were married at the residence of |
the brides parents in Middleton town
ship Thanksgiving day. They have
taken up their residence in Parker and
have the best wishes of all for their
future health and prosperity.
A Centreville merchant was in Hur-
ley Tuesday looking for astore building |
in which to place his stock of goods.
There are no empty store buildings in
town at the present time, and If the |
| gentleman comes here he will either
have to build or buy out some one OF
the merchants now in business here.
Volga Tribune: IL am compelled to |
announce, observed the minister, "that
our regular Wednesday evening prayer
| meeting will not be held this week.
shall be on hand, of course, but the
janitor will be unavoidably absent that
! evening and it takes two to make a
prayer meeting. We will sing the |
Doxology and be dismissed"
This has been good year for farm
ers, and consequently for others. Now,
isn't there some reader of the Herald |
who wishes to present his wife, daugh-
ter or best girl with a Christmas pres
ent that would be an almost constant
reminder of the donor. To any such
we would announce that we have a fine
Kmball organ, which we will sell at
so low price that is will astonish you.
Editor Hackett, with his usual agility
lodges the question put to him by the
Herald. Charlie, we now ask you
plainly to name the newspaper which
got pay for two jobs and furnished only
one, and tell what the jobs were; or
admit that you were in error in your
statement, or else admit that you made
the statement from malice and for the
purpose of deceiving the public.
From the numerous press articles
seen. it is evident that the people Of
Hurley went to Opera hall last evening
to hear Miss Lenore K. Murray, the
Iowa elocutionist, with the expectation
of listening to something in advance OF
the usual run of entertainments which
visit western towns, and their expec-
tations were more than realized. Miss
Murray is one of the most talented /
elocutionists and most wonderful i'm
personators on the American stage |
today, and the many friends she made
during her brief stay in Hurley will I
rejoice when they hear that she has
reached the top round of the ladder of
| fame in her chosen vocation.
The angel of death visited the home
Of w. H. Robertson and family last
Friday, Nov. 9th, and claimed for its
own the pet of the household, frankie.
aged two and one-half years. She had
been troubled for some time with
whooping cough, but was not thought 1
to be dangerously sick until short
time before her death, when lung fever
set in. The funeral services were held
at the house Sunday, Rev. Boughton.
of Parker, extending to the sorrowing \
family words of comfort and strength
ing their faith in the belief that "He !
doeth all things we'll" The heartfelt |
sympathies Of all are with the sorrow-
ing family in their bereavement.
$50 to thy rest. fair child! i
| Go to thy dreamleSs bed,
While vets gentle, undefled.
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