Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-10-25
Try Mikado tea at Ferguspn's.

farm south of town in January.
A. w. Bacon has an auction sale Sat
urday, Nov. 8. a big lunch at noon.
Do not fail to hear the celebrated
violinist Prof. Hermann at Opera hall
tonight.
The case OF Brown VS.. Lease, which
was to have been tried last Saturday,
was again postponed.
Great crowds were IN town last Sat
urday from all parts OF the county, Il
goodly number bringing in hogs.
On Thursday, Oct. 8, the people of
Centerville will vote on the question of
incorporating as city under the gen
eral laws.
II. II. Rundell shipped FIVE carloads
of hogs to Chicago last Saturday, and on
Monday made another heavy shipment
to he same place.
Mrs. 5. FL. Ray has shipped her house
hold effects and gone to Waxahachie,
Texas, where she will join her husband
and where they will make their home.
Ladies-The druggist named below
will give you IL free sample package OF
DR., Sawyer's Pastilles. which cures dis
eases peculiar to women. q. Brauch.
A gentleman in /; position to know
says that more ground has been turned
over in Turuer country this fall than
during any corresponding period IN
many years.
A big republican rally will take
place at DANA hall next Saturday even
ing, when Hon. j. j. Welo OF 1ankton,
and Hon. c. j. Bach of Hurley, will adj
dress the meeting.
Centerville Journal: w. w. Allen
harvested 2,1OO bushels of very fine
potatoes from 151 acres of ground
81 acres more, which was spring plow-
ing, only gave him 80.
Those in a position to know say that
Hurley is the best STOCK market in this
section of country, and that more and
heavier shipments are made from here
than from any other section in this vi
cinity.
Centeryillle Journal. 1S: G. Salmon
is packing his goods preparatory to
shipping them to the new Florida
home. They expect their car for ship
ping about Saturday. His family will
remain aweek or two before going.
There is to be rouslng republican
rally at Davis tomorrow (Friday)
evening. Hon. S. V. Jones, of Parker,
will deliver the principle address of the
evening, the Parker Glee club will give
some of its best selections, and an all
around big time will be had.
Marion Tribune, Is: L. G. Elce, our
next republican senator; F. K. Berry,
our next treasurer, and Charles M.
Pier, our next register of deeds were
moving about on our streets last Mon
day. They are all fine gentleman and
will carry this part of the county by an
overwhelming majority. Just as they
should do.
The voter who desires to vote a
straight ticket has only to make cross
in the circle at the head of the ticket,
but, where he desires to vote for can
didate on some other ticket chapter sc
of the session laws of 1893, provides
that 1.-The voter may make cross in
the circle at the head Of his party tick
and then erase the name of any candi-
date in said ticket and place cross at
the left of name of candidate upon
any other ticket for the same position
The sad intelligence reached this city
last Tuesday that Mrs. WIS. Hoyne
had died at the family residence in Cen.
terville the night previous, from the
effects of injuries received while handl
ing chemicals about two weeks ago
Deceased was about "a years of age
and was well known in Hurley and vi
cinity where she formerly made hel
home. Mrs. Hoyne was held in high
esteem by an unusually large circle OF
| friends by whom her death is sincerely
mourned. The stricken husband anc
other mourning relatives have the
heartfelt sympathy of all.
| Conquest Meeting.
The conquest meeting for October
of the Baptist Young Peoples Unior
| will be held at the Baptist church OF
Sunday evening, Oct. %, and arrange
ments have been perfected for session
| of more than ordinary interest. Tht
following program has been arranged
! for the occasion.
PART 1, OPENING EXERCISES.
Praise service.
Prayer,
Responsive bible reading.
PART II, TOPIC DISCUSSION.
What are the facts as to the discov
cry and early history of the Mississippi
valley? BY DR.. Haggard.
Describe the original "Northwes
territory" and what was the Baptis
beginnings west of the Alleghanles
by Minnie Rees.
Describe the career of the grea
Missionary j. M. Peck and who wa:
DR.. Jonathan Going? BY Stella Near
Briefly outline the mission fields O
the great Valley and who was tht
most eminent pioneer missionary o.
Minnesota? BY r. Rees.
| What great engagements have
occurred and what new measures art
to-day urgently needed? BY Mr.. Bred
berg.
| Summarize the Baptist growth o.
century by Mrs. Haggard.
PART III, CLOSING EXERCISES.
Missionary collection.
Closing prayer.
| MARRIED