Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-11-01
Try Mikado tea at Ferguson's,


Cabbage, peaches and pears at rio-
neer drug store.
Grapes by the 100 baskets if desired,
at Pioneer drug store.
Hog cholera is affecting the pcrkers
in some parts of the county.
Mrs. j. v. Osterloo OF Middleton is
recovering from sever illness.
The weather last Monday night was
the coldest experienced this fall.
Car of No. northern potatoes, just
received and for sale by Williams.
Let every voter in Turner county 60
to the polls and vote next Tuesday.
Railroad men say travel is mach bet
ter than usual at this season of year.
A big crowd was in town again last
Saturday and business of all kinds was
brisk,
Candidates for Office have been buzz
zlng around the county at a lively rate
the past week.
"A car load of good milch cows want
ed at once by G, G. Skinner. Call at
market or write.
A few wild geese have gone south
the past week. but they fly high and are
not very numerous.
E. T. Cressey's Worlds Fair and 9th
er views in Hurley November IL and l3.
Everybody arrange to attend.
j. III. Farnsworth is having his new
house painted. Murphy & Lathlop, the
Parker artists, are doing the work.
You will subserve your own interests
and the interests of couty and state by
voting straight republican ticket.
A Gospel temperance meeting will be
held in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday evening, Nov. 4. All are in
vlted.
Born, to Rev. Geo. F. Hopkins and
wife, at the NJ. E. parsonage in Center
vile. Friday, Oct. 26, a son, weighing
TX pounds.
Commercial men have been in Hur-
ley in force again this week, and ma
Jority of them report a slight improve
ment in trad e.
A number of new buildings in Hur-
ley and vicinity are receiving their fin
ishing touches aud will be ready for oc-
cupancy in a few days.
A large number of hogs were mark
eted IN this place last Saturday. This
is one of the best stock shipping points
in this section of country.
Work on the new grist mill which is
to be run by a huge wind mill IS pro-
crossing in good shape, a large force of
workmen being employed.
There will be regular Catholic SER
vices here on Sunday next at 9 a. m.,
and in the new church at Davis COM
mencing at ii a. N. Evening service
in Hurley at 7:3O.
The first real wintery weather of the
season was experienced last Sunday.
The wind blew d gale from the north
west and Sunday night enough snow
fell to whiten the ground.
The members of the Turner Reformed
church, two miles south OF Davis, who
had thought to move their church build
ing either to Davis or Hooker, met the
other day and decided to allow the
building to remain where it is, for an
other year anyway.
The case of the state VS. Rev. Wilson
has been taken from Lincoln to Mime
haha county for trial. Mr.. Wilson is
the Beresford msnister who was arrest
ed for rape, tried, found guilty and sem
fenced at Lincoln county, and who was
subsequently given a new trial.
There has been no building boom in
this county the past season but, never
theless, those who have been over the
county a good deal say that Turner
county has no reason to be ashamed OF
its building record for the past year-a
great many very creditable buildings
have been put up.
Halloween-lastu uight-was duly OBJ
service in Hurley and as consequence
a good many of our people were out
this morning looking up various arti-
cles that had mysteriously disappeared,
and in righting sundry structures that
had been unceremoniously dumped
over. Twas high old time for the
boys, sure.
Judge Elliott had intended to visit
friends in Hurley last Saturday but
was prevented by the severe illness of
his daughter. Although sickness in his
family has prevented the judge from
getting about the country as much as
he would like to have done his hosts of
friends will see that his cause does not
suffer on that account.
Charlie Brauch gave most delight
full Halloween party to his many young
friends last evening. There was
large attendance and an evening of
rare pleasure was passed with variety
of games and in an enjoyable social
way, not the least attractive feature of
the evening being the elegant refresh
ments, to which all did full justice.
Last Tuesday G. C. Gehon concluded
deal by which he disposed of his busi-
ness and property in this place to a. j.
Vafed. of Parker, and acquires posses
sion of ten acres of land and a good
residence in south Parker. Mr.. Vafed
is to take possession about the 7th. We
understaup he will add to the stock OF
goods, but close the restaurant. Mr.
Gehon has not yet decided where he
will locate, but his many Hurley friends
hope he will conclude to remain here.
Lennox Independent, 26: Roadmaster
Nelson, of the Milwaukee road, has sur
yeyed and marked out switchyard on
the road between here and Parker and
the farmers near by are now at work