Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-09-06
Best cheese Is cents a pound .

is off for this year.
Hires root beer. fresh from the soda
fountain, at Gehon's.
The Danish M. E. church at Viborg
was dedicated last Sunday.
Johanna Williamson is teaching the
school in the Beeken district.
Try DR.. Miller's painless method fol
taking out teeth, best found yet.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w
S. Hoyne at Centreville last Saturday
Best assortment of corsets and corset
covers in town at Mrs. r. N. Coffield's
A young daughter arrived Saturday
to gladden. the home of Will Allen and
family.
No candidates for office on the re.
publican county ticket have yet shown
their heads.
Bud Guy and family, Frank Clark
and John Sargent have gone to the tall
timber on the. Missouri bottom.
The Parker team came out second
best in the Parker-Sioux Falls game
Monday, the score being Is to l2.
1t is reported that the populist con-
vention today will place prominent re-
publicans in nomination for the legis-
lature.
Mrs. John Hogan, living 11s miles
south of town. has SO acres of corn in
field and quantity of millet hay and
straw in stack for sale.
We are prepared to furnish an un-
limited amount of money for first
mortgage farm loans, at reasonable
rates. Aliens Agency.
DR.. Miller will be in town until
Tuesday night, prepared to do all
dental work at summer prices. Pam
less extracting speciality.
The republican caucus for Hurley
precinct will be held at Opera hall,
Tuesday, Sept, Is, at 2 p. m. Let every
republican voter be present.
Dean Sheehan will hold regular fore
noon services at Centreyille on Sunday
next and will return to Hurley in time
to hold evening services at 8 o'clock.
At the meeting of the building and
loan association held Monday evening
S2,4OO was bid off and premium of
sixty per cent was paid for the same.
The wind got into the northwest
Monday afternoon and gave US a sam
pie of what we may expect before
many weeks unless we have rain to lay
the dust.
Mrs. G. I'll. Goddard desires to inform
her old pupils, and others desirous of
taking lessons IN instrumental music,
that she is now prepared TO attend to
their wants.
j.. II. Coffield of Centreville was
married to Miss Rllla Belknap at Sioux
City Monday evening. Mr.. Cofield
lost his first wife July 6, only two
months ago.
From the Centreville Chronicle we
learn that markings of the three lead
ing contestants in the Demorest medal
contest were as follows: Miss Alder
man, 4715; Miss Jensen 4625; Miss
Nickerson. 46.
AS will be seen from notice publis h
ed elsewhere the Seventh Day Ad-
ventistS commence series of religious
meetings in tents Oh the farm of n. z.
Nelson, in Swan Lake township, COM
mencing Sept. 26.
r. S. Caldbeck of Parker had the
misfortune Tuesday to fall with a
loaded gun in his hands, the charge
from which went through his left
hand. The two last fingers will have
to be amputated, and is is possible that
he may lose the entire hand.
On the strength of telegram re-
ceiyed from a commission house in
Chicago, I'll. H. Rundell rustled around
and bought up six cars of stock, on
which he expected to reap a good
profit. Later information disclosed the
fact that said commission merchant
had made an error of one dollar per
hundred pounds in their telegram.
The New Catholic church at Davis is
about completed, and the altar is being
placed in position. AS soon as the bell
and pews arrive which are now on the
road the edifice will be ready for the
dedication which will be performed by
the Right Rev. Bishop Marty assisted
by some Is or 20 prominent ciergymen.
1t is expected that this ceremony will
take place in about two weeks.
An original sentence was given late
ly by a magistrate in Missouri, A man
who did not know how to read or
write, convicted of slight offiense was
sentenced to imprisonment until he
had learned to read. Another offender
who had a good education was SEN
fenced to keep him company until he
had taught him to read. After three
weeks they were discharged as they
had fulfilled their task to the tull salts
faction of the magistrate.
A prominent Michigan paper says:
Very few people are aware that it is
against the law for immigrants to
send money home to bring their rela-
tlves or friends to the United States.
1t is done by thousands of immigrants
every year, and millions Of money is
sent to Europe for that purpose, but it
is unlawful just the same and the
friends thus brought over are liable to
deportation. This will be news to a
number of our foreign born citizens.
A game Of ball was set for last Sat
urday on the Hurley grounds between
the Irene and Spring Valley clubs.
When the time set for the game arrived
it was discovered that Irene was five
men short so they filled the places by
taking two men from the Hurley lst
nine, Pier and Middlesworth, two from
the 3rd nine, Welch and Robertson,
and one who doesn't claim to be a