Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-04-07
Trees are ebudding.
Another week of vacation for the
children.

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Another week OF vacation for the
children.
Wonder how Durell Fairchild likes q
Colorado blizzard.
j.. I. Hogan has purchased the
Hughes claim three and half miles
north of town.
Al Childs. founder of the Parker
Democrat, was elected police justice at
Wayne, Neb., Tuesday.
Adamant adheres equally well to
lath, brick, stone or iron, and will last
as long as the building.
Plenty of rain this month SO far,
every thing soaked, and disk harrows
working at disadvantage.
Call on suph Hlkell. Hurley, if you
wish to have some first-class photo
graphs taken, Satisfaction guaranteed.
s. +. Andrews has been appointed
commissioner to I'LL the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of A. w.
Bacon. The appointment in good
one.
The lawns around town are getting
quite green, and few warm, sunny
days viii make a great Improvement
IN the appearance of Mother Earth
Mr.. Jnnia Sargent wishes to return
thanks to the citizens of Hurley who
assisted in saving his house from being
destroyed by fire last Tuesday morning.
A letter received from Prof. Titus
states that he is detained in Ohio by
important business and that school
will not commence until Monday, the
18th instant.
The weather caught a little cold
Monday night, and Tuesday the wind
from the northwest seemed to come
directly from the polar sea region,
though it was quite comfortable in the
sunshine.
The South Dakota newspapers are
nearly all publishing lists of real estate
transfers these days, and perusal OF
them shows that the price of land is
steadily advancing. tOurs failed to
arrive this week.
VIM. Powers, republican. was elected
mayor of Yankton Monday by I4l ma
jority over T. N. Ziebach, who was
c,,pportod Nv 3a,noc-n+c md ipdapap
dents. The fusion ticket elected justice
of the peace and one alderman.
The Ministerial Association of the
Sioux Falls district will hold its annual
meeting in Hurley, commencing Mon
day, the 11th inst. and continuing three
days. The public are invited to attend
the sessions. which viii be held in the
NJ. e. church.
MIR. Breier's store came near being
the scene of a serious confiagration Sat
urday afternoon. Smoke was seen
issuing from under the counter on the
dry goods side of the store, and on cx-
animation a blaze was found to have
gained considerable headway in goods
packed there. The theory is that a
mouse and match are responsible for
the deed.
A petition has been circulated this
week (and has received many signers)
asking the town board to refuse to
issue billiard room license in the
future If the billiard room now hold
ing license is not being conducted in
an orderly manner and in accordance
with the provisions of the town ordi-
nances, complaint should be made to
the proper officers.
A camp of Modern Woodmen of
America, with fourteen charter mem
bers, was organized in Hurley Monday
evening by Deputy j. A. Campbell, OF
Seward. Nebraska. The following
were chosen as officers for the present
term: w. C. Brown, V. c.: ". Fl.
, Robertson. w. A.; 7. Allen. E. B.; C. NJ.
Pier, clerk; E. v. Rees. Escort; II. S.
Graves, Physician;J j. L. Hogan, Watch
man; j. j. Mansfield. Sentry; j. H.
Farnsworth, j. NJ Mortensen. and a.
J. Allen trustees The name will be
Hurley Camp, and as soon as camp
supplies are received number of
applicants will be initiated into the
order.