Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-11-03
LOCAL MENTION.

Pure maple syrup at Ira u. Fergu'
sons.
Fine line of hats and caps just re-
ceived at Kimberly's.
a good girl wanted to do general
house work, at Jos. Tricks.
Monday night was Halloween, and
it passed off quietly in Hurley.
Andrew Piper has commenced dig
ging the cellar for his new house.
Two girls to learn dressmaking
wanted at Kathie Connor's, Hurley.
Large invoice of the latest styles in
dress goods just received at Kimberly's.
If you want frst-class sewing ma
chine cheap call at the Herald Office at
once.
Don't forget that social at the resi-
dence of Sibly Welch tomorrow even
ing, Nov. 4th.
Hon. Jos. Donahue, of Fort Pierre,
will expound republican doctrines at
Centreville tonight.
There is no reason why a Turner
county republican should scratch his
ticket. Vote it straight.
VIII trade high grade bicycle for a
light horse or pony. Enquire of A. w.
Harper, Bank of Hurley, Hurley. S. D..
A. A. Basye has bought land of j.
Kingery in the southeastern part of
town, and will build a house at once.
The household of G. E. Andrews of
Spring Valley was made to rejoice last
Friday evening by the arrival of fine
girl baby.
The foundation for the 1. O. O. F.
building IS nearly completed and the
carpenters have things in readiness to
rush work.
Republican voters see the word "Re-
publican" follows the name before
which you place your X when you pre-
pare your ballot.
Sunday morning at II 30 o'clock, the
pastor will occupy the pulpit at the M.
E. church; subject, Indifference, a
Topic for the Times"
While storing away her vegetables
for winter use, Mrs. Hankins thought
of the editor and brought some fine
specimens for his table.
If in need of a new fall wrap you will
find that you can save money by calling
at Kimberly's, as he has just received
large invoice in all the latest styles.
Owing to a delay in getting the
books, the opening of the new bank
has been retarded somewhat, but it is
expected that things will be in shape
for business Monday morning.
In order to reduce my stock of heavy
furniture such as bureaus, commodes
wardrobes, ETC., to make room for an
other carloard. I Will sell the same at
greatly reduced prices for the next &c
days. Jos. Frick.
Condemnation proceedings have been
commenced by the Sioux Falls and
Yankton Railway Co. to secure right
of-way across r. Pinney's farm. The
survey strikes his barn and passes
about 40 feet east of his house.
1t is now latter harvest" and W
hope that those in arrears on their sub
scription account will make an effort
to reach the Herald Office with some OF
their hard ca ned dollars. The editor
OF the paper thinks he has earned what
is due him, and he needs it to meet
bills and to make improvements in his
office. Please don't forget
1t is reported that prominent can
didate on the democratic county ticket
was desirous of getting a certain
threshing crew to attend a meeting tc
be held at Turner one evening not
long ago, and as an inducement dona
ted keg Of beer, which was to be
opened near the meeting place, and
sent one of said crew after the same
One of the threshers suggested that
they test the quality of the goods
which was done, and when the "test'
was over the beer was all gone, but
none of the crew attended the meeting
Voters. it is your duty to 60 to the
polls as early as possible. Under the
new law you are allowed only five
minutes in which to prepare your bal
lot. and while there are some who can
do this work in two minutes the
greater portion of the voters will re-
ouire nearly all the time allowed by
law. Thus it will be seen that II the
voters come rushing in during the last
few hours that it will beimposslble fof
I all to vote. The remedy IS to come
early and keep the booths occupied
Vote early and vote quickly. The polls
open at a. M, and close at 5 p. m.