Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-27

LOCAL MENTION.
A fine rain Tuesday night.
Strangers are quite numerous.
Building and loan dues this week.
4 Clean out those alleys and back yards.
Call and see j, A. Scott's car of new
buggies.
You can pay your taxes at Turner
County Bank.
The county commissioners are Iii ses.
sion this week.
The caucus Monday evening was
quite interesting.
| Twenty tons of good hay for sale by
4 Geo, b. PostlethWaite,
A nobby line of Spring and Summer
i neck wear at Kimberly's.
Andrew GARY and Jos. Frick have
been putting in new cisterns.
Call and see the most complete linecf
buggies and carts. Elliott & Bach.
Charlie Woodward commences work
ing for q. Il. Kimberly next Monday.
Subscriptions for all the leading
newspapers taken at the Herald office.
II. Rees has the contract for building
the new school house in Norway town.
ship.
| Look after your lnsurance-you need
it at this time of the year. Aliens
Agency.
a full line of Boericke & Tafel's Ho-
moeopathic Remedies at Pioneer Drug
i'store.
| Frank Wood and wife are mourning
the loss of their week-old son, which
| was buried last Sunday.
Building matters have been at
stand still during the past few days, on
| account of the weather.
A. j. GARY was called to Andrew.
Iowa, Tuesday by letter announcing
the serious illness of his mother.
Miss Emma Layne, of Spring Valley,
is staying with her sister Mrs. Lawrence
Jensen, and attending the Hurley
school.
Miss Evelyn McGrew, at one time a
resident of Hurley, was married last
| week to Mr.. Charles Fuller, of Howard,
South Dakota.
Peter Allen is making improvements
to his house, among which are a large
kitchen on the south side and bay
window on the east.
Dean Sheehan held services at Beres-
ford on Sunday last, and on Sunday
next will have Mass at Centreville COM
mencing at 1000 a. NJ.
The Herald neglected last week to
note the arrival at MIR. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Masters of girl, which event oc-
Cured on the 18th inst.
I'll. I'll. Rundell shipped five cars of
cattle and five of hogs to the Chicago
market Saturday. G. e. Skinner also
shipped one car of hogs.
Yesterday s snow storm was a little
out of season, but there was a large
quantity OF moisture and it will be
great benefit to the land.
Sioux City citizens are chaining up
their dogs. Wonder if the fact that a
Sioux City firm got the worlds fair
sausage contract is the cause.
The /. O. O. +. celebration which
was to have taken place at Hawarden
yesterday was indefinitely postponed
on account of the prevailing snow
storm.
MIR. Parker Gitchell, borther of j. M.
Gitchell of Hurley, who was visitor
in Hurley in the fall of 1891, has been
promoted to the position of lieutenant
on the ST. Paul police force.
Mr.. Erwin Benson and Miss Birdie
Pugsley, both of Parker. were married
at the residence of S. w. Kellar, one
mile west of Hurley, Sunday evening,
April 23, Rev. f. III. Newton officiating.
The leading Yankton hotels print
their Sunday dinner menu in the Sat
urday evening paper. And to read
them it looks as though person could
hardly afford to take their Sunday
dinner at home.
At the Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath. the pastor will preach in the
morning upon the theme, "The IN
changeable God" The theme Of the
evening discourse will be, "Barabbas or
Christ, Which?"
There will be no preaching services
at the Methodist church next Sunday,
although theusual class meeting at 1000
a, ,m., Sunday school at 1900 NJ, and
Epworth League service at 7:l5 p. m.
will be held. A. q. Bennett, pastor.
If the Herald forgsts any thing this
week, please bear in mind that it is
house-cleaning time at the editors
home, and the office is SO handy to the
house that he is frequently called, and
then, you know, taking up carpets,
moving stoves, and numerous other
small chores" which must necessarily
be done are not apt put the mind in a
condition for writing mild-toned items.
Fridays south bound passenger train I
had narrow escape from a serious ac-
cident. When about three miles south
of town the.engineer noticed that some
thing was wrong, with one of the drive
wheels and Immediately shut off steam
and put on the air brakes. He had
hardly made the move when the wheel
broke away from the engine and went
tearing down the track, leaving It's
mark on the ties for /; distance Of over
200 feet. The freight train was at the
Hurley station and the engine went to
the rescue and hauled the passenger to
Hawarden.
With this issue the Herald COM
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