Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-03-08
H1BoRG VIBRATIONS.

TIBoRG VIBRATIONS.
S. Nj. Hohf was on the sick list last
week.
N. Christensen received a carload
or farm machinery Monday.
F. Wieringa has built barn on the
Lawrence Larsen place west of town.
Mrs. Frank White closed success
full term of private school last Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. Nyrup are spending
this week with friends in Sioux Falls.
Jens Jensen is fitting up his house in
town and will move into it immedi-
ately.
The Daneville creamery received
carload of hard wood for use in their
engine.
j. Schaetzel, Jr., of Sioux Falls, was
looking after his interest in this burg
last week.
Now that spring is coming it is
hoped everybody will be busy except
the calamity howler.
Peter Henricksen returned to Yank.
I, ton Saturday after spending week
with relatives and friends here.
The Langans are hauling lumber for
barn to be built on the school section
miles west of Viborg, which they
own.
Parties from Sioux Falls were in
town last week looking over the loca-
ton with view Of putting in drug
store.
NC. Christensen is having his resi-
dence beautified with coat of paint.
Charley Crane of Centrevllle is doing
the work.
Our good natured landlord w. j.
Bogue spent most of last week with
friends in Armour and other Douglas
county points.
Nels Miller Is having his fine two
story building furnished up preparatory
to moving into it. He is also building
quite a large barn.
blacksmith Jorgensen is building a
shed west of his shop for the storing
of farm implements, of which he has a
carload on the road,
Ii this weather holds out seeding will
be in order in a few days. 1t appears
however that Prophet Hicks has little
more winter in store for us.
Andrew Ibsen disposed of his prop
erty by auction Tuesday. We under
stand Andrew will engage in the mer-
chantlle business IN ldylwilde.
Strangers looking for a location are
numerous in town these days and the
outlook for nice little building boom
IN Viborg this summer is bright.
N. l.. Hoyne of gentreyille will build
large store on his Viborg corner lot
this spring, Peter Christensen has the
contract for furnishing the rock and
will commence hauling them this week.
Hogan, Nelson & Christensen have
purchased from Nielsen & Son lot
west of the latter's hardware store and
will engage in the furniture business.
They will erect building 22x40, two
stories high.
Mr.. Petersen, OF Albert Lea, Mimi,
arrived in town Monday with a car
load of household goods and blacksmith
tools. He will build a dwelling house
and shop in town Immediately. MIR.
| Peterson comes recommended as No.
| workman in his line of business.
There are some people mean enough
to think that the crossing-town boom
will soon go to JOIN the "Langan-coun-
Observation-Disclosures" boom of
some years ago. It is understood how
ever, that about the only loss the town
site promoters will sustain will be the
loss of said boom.
| Mr.. Nels Henningsen and Miss He'd
evig Jensen were united in the bonds
of matrimony at the residence OF the
brides parents on Friday, March End.
The contracting parties have grown to
I manhood and womanhood In Turner
county and start out ID married life
with the best wishes of the whole COM
munity. They will go to housekeeping
shortly on the Nels Miller farm which
the groom has rented.
: GRoRrv.