Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-11-10
LOCAL MENTION.

Pure maple syrup at Ira Il. Fergu-
sons.
Election is over and now for day of
Thanksgiving,
Hogs have been rolling in pretty
lively during the past week.
\ good girl wanted to do general
house work, at Jos. Frick's.
A daughter was born to +. II. New
ton and wife Tuesday, Noy.S 8,
Two girls to learn dressmaking
wanted at Kathie Connor's, Hurley.
Business will move right along as it
did before your vote was placed in the
box.
If you want a frst-class sewing ma
chine cheap call at the Herald office at
once.
Jos. Andrews is home from his east
ern visit, and reports very pleasant
time,
To invigorate and beautify the hair,
use Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair re-
newer.
a light furry Of snow here Tuesday
night-it was deeper in some portions
of the country.
a thoroughbred Berkshire boar, IS
months old, for sale by is. Fessenden,
Spring Valley.
Suph Hikell now carries line of
picture frames, and wishes you to call
and look at them.
A candidate who sells out a portion
of his ticket and then fails to be elected
is in Il sorry plight, politically.
VIII trade high grade bicycle for a
light horse or pony. Enquire of A. W..
Harper, Bank of Hurley, Hurley, S. D.
Rev. Mr.. White of the Presbyterian
church, fastened to Volga. there to
cast his ballot for his country's best
good.
The frame OF the Odd Fellows block
is up and the building will soon be en-
closed and ready for the brlcklayers to
commence their work OF Veneering.
The pastor will preach at the Meth
odist church Sunday at 90 a. m. and
100 p. NJ, Sunday school at 1900 m.
Please note the change Of time in these
services.
DR.. Rudolph Berneike and Mrs. DR.,
Bevneike, of Cleveland, Ohio, will soon
settle in Hurley, for the practice Of
medicine and surgery-so say Centre
vile parties.
Chas. Fitch, Lying on Jos. Andrews
Spring Valley farm reports 1900 bush=
els of wheat at an average of 25 bush
els an acre and 1880 bushels of oats at
an average of So bushels.
In order to reduce my stock of heavy
furniture such as bureaus, commodes,
wardrobes, etc, to make room for an
other carloard. VIII sell the same at
greatly reduced prices for the neXt 30
days. Jos. Frick.
Election passed off quietly in Hurley.
not a wrangle or dispute was heard.
The Australian ballot law is albright,
with a slight change allowing voter
to mark the name of the political party
for which he wishes to vote, and thus
voting for the entire party n0mina
tions.
There were some odd combinations
in the ballot box in the Hurley
precinct. Some tickets would be made
up from little of everything and con-
tain some prohibition candidates and
some who would never taste water if
they could get hold OF anything
stronger.
The lecture last Sunday night by
Mrs. Ward, of Parker, on Hygiene
and Heredity," was deserving of the
large audience which greeted the
speaker in the Methodist church. The
w. C. r. U. did well to secure such an
able talker to deal with so important
a subject.
1t is now "after harvest" and we
hope that those in arrears on their SUBJ
scription account will make an effort
To reach the Herald Office with some OF
their hard ca a: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
At the annual election of the Meth
odist Sunday school the following
officers were chosen: Superintendent,
j, II. Kingery; assistant, A. A. Basye;
secretary, Wilmot Perkins; treasurer
and assistant organist, Pearl Pier;
organist, Gertie Conklin; teachers, Mrs.
Conklin, Prof. Smith, Mr., Kingery,
Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. Andrew Piper and
the pastor,