Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-05-14
LOCAL MENTION.
1t is Judge Pier now.
Repair the sidewalks.

dImtlS nave DScA SCdACo stuOuI eoWA
this week.
DR.. Graves is building an addition to
his house.
The Woodward boys haye corn field
of 100 acres.
The festive potato bug has put in an
appearance.
Prairie fires haye been quite numer-
Gus of late.
Paints, oils and brushes for sale by
j. c. Murphy.
The irrepressible Jim Barney was in
town this week.
j. A. Swan moved into the Andrew
Garry house Tuesday.
c. NJ. Sorensen has very neat store.
Have you been in to see it?
Good team and platform wagon for
sale cheap by Rev. Carhart.
Ladies if you want a cheap and styl-
ish hat call on Miss Rundell.
Yankton has commenced building
walks of home made cement.
Farmer Brauch has been attending
to his sheep shearing this week.
The dates for the district fair at Cen
treville are Sept. Is, 16, II and IL.
Rees & Harrigle have extended their
shop by adding twenty feet thereto.
Garden stuff is up and looking finely
and corn is pushing ahead wonderfully.
Allen Bros. are making some changes
in the interior of their store this week.
A juvenile missi on band was organ
lied at the Presbyterian church Mon
day.
Base ball seems to be slow in getting
started this year. Must be the boys
are all busy.
The deal between Ira Ferguson and
Geo. Palmer is off, and Mr.. Ferguson
will probably build.
We still keep the Perfection kerosene
oil, best oil in county. 5gallons for 81.
Pioneer drug store.
Geo. Deyo's family moved to Sioux
City this week, where George is en-
gagged in the grocery business.
The lawyers have been kept in a
state of prespiration lately between
justice court and other matters.
Salem had fire early Sunday morn
ing. and two grain warehouses and a
quantity of grain were destroyed.
Quite number of the Hurley Three
link boys will spend a portion of next
week in Yankton, attending grand
lodge.
Cornelius Dwyer is breaking 24O
acres of land northeast of the old town
of Swan Lake. This will be quite a
seasons work.
John Van Oosterloo has the job of as
sessing the property in the Turner coun-
ty cities and towns, is and now at work
at Centreville.
1t is probable that Hurley Odd Eel
lows will be well represented at the
Grand lodge meeting which convenes
at Yankton next Tuesday.
Jos. Allen has been selected by the
town trustees to represent Hurley at
the worlds fair convention to be held
at Yankton on the 9th inst.
F. Near has been elected by the
Y. 2. S. G. E., of Hurley as delegate to
to the national convention of the socie-
ty which will be held at Minneapolis
July 9, 10 and II.
Coroner Graves was called to the
north part of the county Thursday to
investigate the Wall case. and he is Of
the opinion that it will go pretty hard
with the wretch.
Some boys got to scuf1ling in front of
Piers store Tuesday evening, and one
of them got his feet so high that they
went through one of the large lights of
glass in the window.
The proprietor of baked bean fac
tory has purchased a controlling share
of the stock of the Chicago Inter Ocean.
He will probably be heard from during
the coming campaign.
After reading the Parkston Advance,
CentreYille Journal, and other local
newspapers we have about come to the
conclusion that Hurley didn't have
much Of town election after all.
Presiding Elder Jordan of the NJ. E.
church preached a very interesting SER
mon to large and appreciative audi
ence last Sunday evening. A full house
always greets Mr.. Jordan when he ap-
pears in Hurley.
E.S. McCook Post G. A. II. have de-
cided to remain at home on memorial
day this year, and with the assistance
of Hurley lodge No. Is, 1. 0. O. F., and
others, will decorate the graves of their
departed comrades, and hold services
suited to the occasion.
Aberdeen Monitor: That excellent
paper, The Turner County Herald, has
jnst completed volume eight, and starts
out on volume nine under very fatter-
ing prospects. Brother Brown makes
good paper, and his advertising col
umns testify that it is appreciated by
his readers.
Presiding Elder Jordan will deliver
the third lecture of the course at the
NJ. Z. church Monday evening next,
18th inst. We did not learn the sub
ject of his discourse. 1t makes no diff
erence as to the subject. however, for
Elder Jordan never chooses a dry one,
and always has good audience.
Everybody turn out; admission only Is
cents.
Now that the newly elected town
board, marshal. ETC., have taken hold Of
the reins of government we hope they
will get u move on themselves in a
manner that will make the old officers
ashamed of their administration. Re
pair the broken sidewalks, have the
protruding nails driven home, cause the
vacant lots and back alleys to be