Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-09-29
LOCAL MENTION.

Rock salt in any quantity at Ira G.
Ferguson's.
The passenger train from the east
was six hours late yesterday.
Mr. John Sargent is building a resi-
in the southern part of town.
Three good milch COWS for sale. w.
b. Baker, two miles west Of Hurley.
Wanted-A girl to general house
work. Enquire at W. II. Robertson's.
John N. Jones and family started
Monday for their new location at Glen
dale, Maryland.
There are no "sore-heads" in Hurley,
and consequently no caucus was held
Monday evening.
Work was commenced Tuesday on a
residence for Prof. A. j. Smith. IN Silrs
addition to Hurley.
The Hurley schools have an atten-
dance of ITO pupils, which is the largest
ever had at the fall term.
Hon. Z. b. French of Yankton will
speak at Opera hall tonight, Sept. 20,
and all are earnestly invited to attend.
The Herald Is informed that DELI
Vinton is about to engage in the real
estate and insurance business at Wa
kopda.
Melons and tomatoes haye both been
an unusually large crop this year.
Herb Sanborn furnished the Herald
with some of the first named fruit.
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 i; all the latest styles.
Having got the inside of his store
Fixed up In fine shape, Junia Sargent
now has the painters at work improv-
ing the appearance OF the outside of
the building.
Jens Christensen wishes to inform
the public that he has fully recovered
from his sickness and is prepared to re-
pair their watches, jewelry, etc, at
Pioneer drug store
Lumber dealers say more building
material is being taken into the coun-
try now than ever before at this season
of the year. Prosperity for the farmers
means prosperity for all.
w. T.. Swan has taken possession of
the property recently purchased of D.
C. Ward, east of the railroad. 'Ren
will put in the fall selling tanning
mills for Elliott & Bach.
John Mitchell and wife rode up to
Herald Office door Monday morning,
and remarking that they understood
the editor was fond of pumpkin, left
supply of yankee pie timber.
There will be the regular meeting of
the Hurley Council of N. w. Legion
of Honor next Wednesday evening at
500 p. m. sharp. Important business
and communications from the grand
secretary.
Harmless, effective, and agreeable,
Ayers Hair Vigor has taken high rank
among toilet articles. This prepara-
tion causes thin. weak hair to become
abundant. strong and healthy, and re-
stores gray hair to its original color.
The position taken by The Truth(D
in regard to Judge Elliotts candidacy
has caused some of the leading tenn
perance workers of the county to feel
that after all there was no particular
occasion for the birth and life of that
publication.
Geo. Wormmood got away Saturday
with his stock, etc., but his family will
remain and visit friends and relatives
till George has a house built on the
land which he has purchased near
Glendale, Maryland, a few miles out
from Washington.
A few of those owing the Herald on
subscription have called and settled
and we hope that many more will do
the same during the next sixty days.
It takes cash to bny the necessafies of
a printing office and to pay help. Please
remember the printer.
The republicans of the 4th commits
sioner district held their convention
last Thursday and placed in nomina-
tion as the representative of that dis
trict on the county board the time
tried and stalwart republican, Jas.
Sherard. whose success at the polls is
assured.
The time for issuing membership
tickets for the Dakota Visitors associ-
alton closes October 1st. and if you
wish to secure good quarters in a new
hotel within three blocks of one the,
main gates to the worlds fair grounds
you should a apply at the Herald office
tor the same without delay.