Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27

to the people in matters of this kind
the better it is for all parties con
cerned.
Building and loan dues this week.
D. w. Fairchild is building new
barn.
Money to loan on land Aliens
Agency.
1t is hinted ahat there is "a blind pig
in town.
Weather has been quite comfortable
during the past week.
Will Roberts is confined to bed with
an attack of typhoid fever
Winnie Stout and Albert Stout are
both sick with typhoid fever.
If YOU want farm loan come and see
us, we can do you good Aliens Agen-
cy.
The w. c. Il. U. will meet in the
Baptist church next Saturday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
The excursion train to ST. Paul over
the Northwestern line leaves Hurley
Monday, Aug. 81, at S:3l q. m.
a number of Hurley merchants got
caught for small amounts by the failure
of A. V. Frush at Centerville.
A ten-year- old son Of Mrs. Rayburn,
living i've miles northwest of town, fell
from horse last Thursday and broke
his arm.
E. Brauehs has greatly improved the
street infront aud on the west side OF
his store building by the liberal use of
sand and gravel.
Hurley is to have free silver paper
With J. T. Hogan as business manager
and o. M. Quigley in charge of the me-
chanical department
The failure Of the wholesale butter
aud egg house of A. V. Frush at Cen
Vile last week caused the closing OF the
Citizens bank at that place.
Am afraid the editor will have to 90
down to Col. Vinton's farm to get his
cider, as a notice printed in this issue
appears to cut US off at the other place.
Hattenbach & Magee. one of Sioux
City's largest retail grocery firms,
failed Saturday, as did also Hatten-
bach Bros. jewellers. and the Califor-
MIA Wine Co.
A Chicken Pie Supper will be served
at Opera Hall Friday evening, August
IS. beginning at FIVE o'clock, Proceeds
for the benefit of Rev. Akers, who is
going away on account of poor health.
| Everybody invited.
e. r. Towsley returned last Thurs
day from Cedar Falls, Iowa, and will
resume his duties as agent for the
Baker Medicine Co., making Hurley
his headquarters as before. He will
remain here six months at least.
A letter received from Viborg states
that at the silver meeting held last Sat-
urdav evening there was a good attend
ance but that the speaker gave them
nothing new. After the meeting sew
enteen parties who had been on the
anxious seat joined the Mckinley club
Editor o. w. Dingman of the Cen
terville Chronicle-Index and Miss Mar
garet E. Prince were married at the
home of the brides parents in Center
Vile last Friday, and Immediately
/ started to visit friends IN Indiana. The
| Herald extends congratulations to Bro.
Dingman and the fair bride.
| We are in receipt of DR.. Talmage's S
new book, entitled. s'The Earth Cir
died." aud have no hesitancy in saying
that it is all land even more) that was
claimed for it in the prospectus. 1t is
profusely illustrated snd written in a
Lstyle that will attract and hold the at
tention of all. 1t is published by the
Historical Publishing Co. of Philadel-
phia.
The national encampment of the G.
A. r. at ST Paul seems TO be the at
tracing card at the present time. and
among those who intend going from
Hurley we have learned of of the fol-
lowing: Jas. Bradberry and wife. d.
Policy and wife. J. Is. Gorton and wife,
Il j. NJ. Wray and wife, c. A. Near and
wife, Mrs. NJ. S. Robinson, Mrs. F. A.
| Williams. w. n. Robertson and dau~h-
ter Ethel, H. ]. Sanborn. Jas. A.
Withee, John Harker, M. NJ. Davey,
d. DIVER. G. l.. Palmer, C. NJ. Pool
and Jos. Frick.
Darrhea and Dyscntery
are dangerous, and you should not be
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