Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-01-07
LOCAL nENTIoN.

You can soon have your choice oi
three styles of postal cards.
Hurley high school commenced Mon
day with large attendance.
! c. G. Skinner has sold his meat mar.
ketto Messrs. Berry & Palmer.
Harm Aissen had his shoulder dislo.
Gated by being thrown from horse.
+ f. Z. Near has charge of the drug
store during Mr. Taughan's sickness.
J.G Nelson took charge of j. II
Queal & Co.'S lumber yard in Hurley
Jan. i.
For the next 80 days will sell Eel.
Boots and Overs at wholesale prices
e. M. Pier.
Public installation of officers of Huf.
ley Lodge No. IS. i. 90. f.. at Opera
nall this evening.
Rev Patrick will preach at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morning
at the usual hour.
Week of prayer has been observed in
Hurley by meetings each evening, and
will continue throughout the week.
Boy No. 9, which makes the seventh
child in the family of IL. III. kundell
put in an appearance last Sunday eyen-
ing.
One years subscription TO q monthly
magazine or seni-monthly farm paper
free. For particulars enqare of G. NJ.
Pier.
IN the case of Fletcher versus Greeiy,
Judge Smith decides in favor of the
Fletchers, giving them possession Of
The Turner county land
Merchants are busy taking an inyen-
tory of stock, to enable them to tell
whether the last years business has
been one of profit or loss.
A row and knoek-down is rumored
to have taken place In the county court
yesterday, one Of the whiskey sellers
having attacked witness.
The business transacted at the Tur-
ner County Bank in Hurley last Mon
day amounted to over $4,000. Not
very bad for a flag station"
The Smith school house is TO be sold
at auction Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock, the sale taking place at the
Office OF Aliens Agency In Hurley.
Elsewhere is published the semi
annual statement OF the Hurley Build
ing and Loan association, which is a
document worthy OF your attention.
Canton News: Rey. A. 4. Carhar
was oyer from Hurley this week trying
TO arrange for meeting of the Canton
horse company of which he is a mem
ber.
ANY Herald subscriber wishing TO
send for an eastern publication-maga-
zine or aewspaper-wiilb be supplied
with the same at actual cost by calling
at this Office.
Those who made the New Year re-
solYeI will square up my subscription
account With the Herald" will meet
with the accustomed welcome at tho
editors den.
Don't forget that we have moved In
to our new quarters around the corner
and are better than ever prepared to
transact all kinds of business In our
line. Come and see US. Aliens Agency.
A large sleigh load of Hurley young
people went out to r. X. Berry's resi-
dence last Saturday evening, taking
with them oysters. etc. 1t is probably
needless to add that they had jolly
time.
We are getting up a new list OF
Farms for Sale" II you want to sell
land list it with us. We charge you
nothing IL we don't sell and our COM
mission on sales is reasonable. Aliens
Agency.
Girls, this is leap year, and now Is
your opportunity to get even with
some of these young fellows who have
been hanging around so long. Bring
them to time, or make them stand
aside and give others a chance.
F. X. Berry severed connection with
j. Fl. Queai 81 Co. the first Of the pres
ent month after having been in their
employ Il number Of years. He goes to
his fine farm In Spring Valley, and will
occasionally come into town with hay
seed in his hair to sell few loads of
hogs or bunch of cattle, and his host
of friends will rejoice according to the
measure of his prosperity.
Mr.. Jorgen Hanson, of Daneville
township, has purchased the fremont
House in Hurley. of ii. II. Rundell.
The house will be thoroughly renovat-
ed and repaired, and be fixed up In first
class shape, and will be taken In charge
of by Mr.. Hanson's son and daughters,
the latter having had considerable ex-
perience in this line, and it is hoped
that they may make the hotel a credit
to themselves and to the town.
South Dakota Judges seem to DO
catching it pretty hard lately. Last
week ministerial conclave at Sioux
Falls accused Judge Aikens of nnmer-
ous crimes. which tho bar of that city
challenge them to prove. But not to
be outdone by neighborlng county, q
Hurley correspondent or the Parker
New Era charges Judge Dirstine OF
this county with having mo regard for
his oath of Office" We'll. Well: the
is not all through with yet.
The county commissioners are in
session this week, A. w. Bacon was
chosen chairman of the board for the
ensuing year. Tuesday the question Of
chosing the three official newspapers OF
the county came up, and was decided
by the following vote: Turner County
Herald. 8 votes; Centreyille journal, 5
votes. Parker Press. 8 votes; Parker
New Era. 9 votes; Centreyille Chroni-
Gle Index, 2 votes. The Herald. Jour
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