Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-06-19
LocAL.SrENTIoN.
Flax is in blooml
\ Splendid corn weather,)


Frederickson & Rces'.
A full line of staple and fancy gro
ceries, at Hogan Il Piers.
Simon Pure Flavoring Extracts in
bulk at the Pioneer Drug Store.
Hogan & Pier have placed tasty
canvas awning in front OF their store.
Before buying your mowers, reapers
or harvesters, call on Frederickson s.
Rces.
One hundred and fifty test Kerosene
oil, ten cents per gallon at Hogan &
Piers.
c. Frederickson and r. Rees, are
agents for ID. NJ. Osborne & Co., at
Hurley.
Butter, eggs, and all kinds of coun-
try produceta in exchange for goods
at Robinson's. NJ
The fremont house presents a greatly
Improved appearance since the painters
took it in hand.
j. Sargent has added greatly to the
appearance Of his store front by the ad-
dition of neat awning.
4-1l-44, Cross-tie and j ack Rabbit, are
new brands of plug tobacco, just re-
ceived at Mansfield g. Aliens.
Ye editor took an overland trip to
Yankton Friday, returning Monday, ac-
companied by wife and daughter.
Il Alarge number of people from abroad
have expressed their intention of cele7
Rrating the coming Fourth IN Hurley.
A handsome piece of silver-plated
ware with each and every pound of
Silver Star baking powder, at Mans
| field & Aliens.
Canned vegetables are marked way
down now, also canned fruits, and will
be sold cheap for cash for the next 80
days, at Mansfield & Aliens.
The ladies guild of Grace church
will give Il strawberry and ice cream
festival at Aliens hall, Friday evening,
June 9th. Everybody attend.
The shower Of Monday morning was
of more value to the farmers of Turner
county than an extra dividend on their
railroad stock would have been.
Farmers, you can get the best cedar
posts at j. II. Queal & Cos, and for less
money than they can be bought at
any other place in Turner county. \
" Rev. DR.. Hoyt and wife arrived Mon
| day, and will henceforth make their
I home in Hurley, where hearty wei
Ncome is rendered them by the citizens,
| Mr.. Hugh Langan, of Centreville
was in town Wednesday, looking after
the artesian we'll borers. Mr.. l.. pro.
poses tdhavea flowing well on his stock
farm.
THE Herald accepts the apology OF
fSorrel Top, in regard to the Salem
school township bonds, and hopes that
all hands may have better luck nex'
time.
Scotland claims to be the greatest f1aa
market in the world If the crop report:
Of the present year do not give Hurle.
1.-THE second place on the list we shall b.
greatly surprised.
Pattee tongueless cultivators, $175C
: Bradley walking cultivators, $20OC
Bradley corn shellrs, 5000. All othe
machinery very cheap till closed out
ot Tho y n Stnrp
A large stock of ladies' and gent
hats just received at Robinson's. Cal
and examine them and you will be sur
to be suited. Call early for they ar
going like hot cakes.
John Dahman suggests to the part
n who borrowed oats from his granner
\ one night last week, that he sews u
the holes in his sacks, as he noes no
r hwish the grain scattered over his farm
Marion Seniinel: Ole Benson, a goo
practical farmer, northeast of towI
has large lot of Norway pine tree
= which are doing finely. Ole exhibit
considerable interest in tree planting
}. and thinks Turner the banner count.
If you want a dandy supper for thes
j nice evenings, try a few biscuit mad
: from lie Mars flour. raised with silvt
star baking powder, covered with appl
). butter, and washed down with tycoo
J. tea: all of which can be had at Man
field & Aliens cheap.
f Miss Jennie Witherspoon departe
n Wednesday evening for her formt
home in Minnesota. Miss Witherspoo
d leaves a large circle OF friends wf
It unite in wishing her pleasant Wis
and speedy return to new hom
! From'er present abiding place.
n 1t is surprise to us how Bro. Clar
of the Chronicle, learned that Hurle
! was to establish newspaper at Centr
4 vile. 1t was hoped the ownership I
, the paper would remain a secret at lea
as long as did the ownership OF Il
Chronicle Very few suspected wi
. were the proprletor., or what the obJe
= of that paper, until it was being load'
upon the wagon at Parker.
1t is a fact worthy of mention, and
fact which defes contradiction, that
pound of TYCOON TEA will go'fr
ther. make the old lady feel better al
the children happier, and give bett
satisfaction than any otherI'EA. ~
children cry for it, and the old expe
4cuced tea drinkers say it can't be be;
Call at Mansfield g. Aliens and get
sample free. You will use no 9th
I after trying this. Price 80 cents.