Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-09-20

er County Bank. I ou can pay an!
part of principal at any time. thereby
stopping interest.
The cancuses have been held. and oh
my; but there's politics in the air, ant
no one seems to know who Will gel
hit or where it will be.
we are prepared to furnish an IN
limited amount of money for firs'
mortgage farm loans, at reasonable
rates. Aliens Agency.
The Yankton Press says that thirty
one citizens OF Parker have been in
dlcted for selling inioNicants. Prett,
tough crowd up there. surely.
Try bottle of Or. Sawyerss family
cure and you will be convinced that il
will cure ell stomach, liver, kidney ana
bowel difficulties. Sold by E. Brf aeh
Parker Press: Ethel Rundell OF
Hurley participated in the musical
recital at the Baptist church Tuesday
evening, and many favorable comments
were made on her singing.
You can show your products and ad
vertise your lands to greater number
of eastern people at the Interstate
Fair at Sioux City, October 9th to l4th
than in any other way Don't ioose
sicht nt fhJS fart
a number of citizens of Hurley went
to Parker last Friday evening to hear
Robert j. CANDLES address, and they
all felt well paid for the trip. MIR
Gamble gave the opposition some facts
and figures which Will keep them busy
for some time if they will give them
the attention they deserve.
The August run IN the Centreville
creamery gave a return of Al pounds
OF butter for every 100 pounds of milk
and the net returns to those supplying
the milk was III cents per pound for
the butter. We believe that cream
cry would be of great benefit to Hurley
and the surrounding country.
Bishop Marty will arrive in Davis on
the evening of the 18th inst, and on
Sunday morning will hold services in
the Catholic church at Hurley COM
mencing at a. u1. sharp. AT a. m.
the Bishop and Dean Sheehan will
leave for Davis, and the members of
Hurley. Davis and other churches will
follow in procession.
From the Macclesfeld (Eng.l Chroni-
Gle of Aug. 81 we clip the following
Item: Hon. Joseph Allen, of South
Dakota, u. s.. America, arrived in
Macclesfeld on Friday evening on an
other visit to his native town. Mr..
Allen. it will be remembered. was the
writer of several articles (Which were
reproduced in the Chronicle last No.
vembeD on our social institutions. &C.,
after having spent a visit OF nearly
four months in Macclesfeld last sum-
mer. We give Mr.. Allen cordial
welcome"
Viborg Bulletin in Centerville Jour-
nal: Died, at his home oneshalf mile
south of Viborg, MAIDS Rasmussen eyed
"a years. He was born in Horsea,
Denmark. He emigrated to Dakota in
1873 and located at Daneville, than a
vast wilderness, with wild prairie sur
rounding him on all sides. He was the
first postmaster at Daneville, which
position he held until the Office was
moved to Viborg. He went to Cali
fornia where he stayed for six years,
when he returned to his old love. Da-
kota. He leaves a wife and three child
rem to mourn their loss. The funeral
was the largest ever seen at this place.
Huron Huronite: Rev. Mr.. Simpson
preached his first sermon in Grace
Episcopal church Sunday morning. A
large number of the church member
ship was present to greet the new
rector. Mr.. Simpson is a young man
and proved to be an eloquent speaker,
and very much IN earnest in the church
work. One of the first things that the
rector proposed was that the church
begin an open offertory for every Sun
day evening during the coming tall
and winter, for the benefit of the needy
roor of the city. The rector has made
many friends here already, and we
predict thac Grace church will prosper
under his guardianship.
The citizens of Mitchell in their GUS
tomary manner, so we observe from
columns of the daily Republican of
that city, to have a big time next week.
This is no more or less than to hold a
big cycling tournament a sport that IS
attracting wider attention every day
and which is supplanting horse facing
and base ball in the public's favor.
The tournament is to come off Tuesday
and Wednesday Sept. 25 and 36 and the
races will be participated in by the
fastest wheeimen of the northwest. In
addition to the races the famous Iowa
state band. the only band engaged by
the Worlds Columbian Exposition
from the beginning to the close of the
Worlds Fair will also give concerts in
the corn palace building each evening
Of the races as well as on Saturday
afternoon and evening OF the %. Quite
number of local wheelmen and others
who intend to have good time for a
day. or so before rigid winter encircles
us In its grip intend taking in the
sport.