Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-09-15
LOCAL MENTION.

Rock salt in any quantity at Ira e.
Ferguson's.
T.J. Hill has the addition to his
house well under way.
a. w. Bacon has his commodious
farm house nearly completed.
A large number of new wagons are
going countryward these days.
Daniel Dwyer has the foundation for
his new house nearly completed.
The Commercial hotel has been put
ting in a large steel range this week.
Three good milch cows for sale. w.
B. Baker, two miles west of Hurley.
DR.. Graves has been making more
changes around his residence property.
Wanted-A girl to general house
work. Enquire at w. H. Robertson's.
Remember those papers you were in
tending to send to eastern friends this
fall.
So far as has been learned no great
damage was done by the frost Tuesday
night.
Don't forget Geo. Wormmood's
auction sale. which takes place next
Monday.
&. z. Gehon has rented his pool and
billiard tables to Warren Loveland, of
Beresford.
If you intend buying sewing ma
chine, call at the Herald Office and see
what we can do for you.
Hand in the names of those parties
to whom you wish the Herald sent
during the next four months.
In case taken from McCook county,
the supreme court decides that chat
tel mortgage is superior to lien.
There will be meeting of the Mod
ern Woodmen of America at /. 0. 0. F.
hall next Monday evening at eight
o'clock.
The Herald has added number of
names to its subscription list within
the past few weeks, and there is yet
room for more.
John N. Jones has bills out announc-
ing an auction sale of personal prop
erty, which will take place next Tues
day, the 20 inst.
The Hurley delegation to the demo-
cratic county convention was Daniel
Dwyer ST.. G. FL. Goddard, Joseph
Frick and Anton Rasmussen.
The Herald neglected last week to
announce the arrival at Ira G. Fergu-
sons of young daughter, which hap
py event occurred on the I'd inst.
j. a. Sargent is building sidewalk
from the Center avenue walk to the
American house to accommodate his
boarders and the travelling public.
Ifin need of a new fall wrap you will
find that you can save money by calling
at Kimberly's, as he has just received
a large invoice in all the latest styles.
Don't forget the printer when you
market your grain-he wants your
yield for publication and some of your
wealth for protection against those
whom he owes.
Subscriptions for the Sioux City Mar
ket Herald, weekly newspaper pub
lished under the auspices of the Union
Stock Yards Co., Will be received at
the Herald Office.
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.
jim. Jones and family contemplate
starting next week to join the Turner
county colony at Glendale. Md. The
Herald hopes they may have no cause
to regret their change.
Those who attended the Fierce &
Albright entertainment last December
will be sure to be at Opera hall tomor-
row (Friday) evening. The troupe is,
by all odds, the best that ever struck
Hurley.
Geo. Wormmood and family expect
to start next week for Glendale, Mary
land, where they intend to make their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Wormmood are
among Turner county's earliest settlers
and leave behind them large number
of friends who regret their departure.
Quite a number of complaints have
been made to the Herald in regard to
the condition of the bridge, culverts,
and grade near Swan Lake, and it is
said to be in dangerous condition.
Some one is surely to. blame fer this,
and If looks as though the, road. super