Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-05-15
Flour at Mansfield s. Aliens.

G.. I'll. LOvin has moved into his new
esidence.
Twenty brands of tobacco at Mans
ield & Aliens.
II. w. Murphy has moved to his new
,arm residence. n
j. j. Splitter has our thanks for fine
string of pickerel.
Rowland Rees is building an addi-
ton to his residence.
Z" Tansills Punch" and "Peck's Bad
Boy" at Mansfield & Aliens.
Band and G. A. r. uniforms fur
nished at bottom prices by Robinson.
The sugar social at the Baptist chapel
last Friday evening was very pleas
ant affair.
Dried beef, ham, shoulders, breakfast
bacon, spiced rolls and picked pork at
Hogan & Piers.
The thanks of the editor and family
are due Mrs. T. II. Judson for favors
received in the way e;tfly vegetables.
There is big rush of water from the
artesian well, and a big rush of goods
from the Postoilice Store.
Leave your orders for seed corn with
Lamson & Farnsworth. Call early;
only limited supply on hand.
Colts pastured at $500 per head for
the season, by Andrew Peterman, on
his farm three miles east of Hurley.
Artesian water is good, but it will
not supply the place of the choice fresh
groceries to be found at Hogan u Piers.
Everyone is boring for an artesian>
well except Mansfield & Allen, and they
haven't time; they are selling groceries
Choice tlaxseed for sowing. both ma
tive and Russian, for sale or loan.
Apply at once to Lamson & Farms
worth.
y Donahuc & Buchanan will be ready
to supply all with fresh meat from their
Center avenue market, on and after.
\ Friday.
A special meeting of the county COM
missioner is called for next Saturday,
to take action on applications for liquor
licenses. \
4 The first green "pie timber" of the
season was from the garden of George
Wormwood and was of a superior
kauality.
The w. G. 7. U will meet in the Bap.
tist chapel at 3 o'clock on Wednesday,
May 81, and on each alternate Wednes-
day thereafter.
Our merchants willsoo have to stock
up with goods and statesmen If trade is
to assume the proportions which it
reached Saturday.
1 J.T. Hogan captured an eight pound
pickerel in Swan lake recently. and the
day following, Prof. Dibble landed one
(which weighed seven pounds. -
The tenth annual convention of the
Dakota Sunday School Association vii
| be held at Huron June 3-5. All inter:
Il
estcd in the work are requested to b'
present. Reduced fare will be secured
on all railroads.
A number of new signs adorn th'
Hurley business houses, among which
we notice one on the furniture store
one for the Hurley Post Office" an,
and one for the "P o. Store" TIL
painting Is the work Of Mr.. Hancock
Of Ireton, Iowa.
" S. Frye Andrews farm house and SUI
A roundings in Spring Valley, with it
orchard, beautiful groves, ornamenta
trees, flowing well, and other surround
ing improvements, will compare favor
ably with the best improved farr
Y homes in the older states. ,,,.~
We received pleasant call on Tue:
day evening from Mr.. VIM. HerroI
who has been canvassing Turner cour
ty during the past winter as agent fc
the American Tract Society. Nj
Heron started this week for a ne,
field of labor in Wisconsin, where W
trust he may meet with success in h
his work.
The adj of the new grocery firm {
\ Mansfield & Allen is presented to til
\ Herald readers this week. There is I
use of the Herald trying to tell the goc
: qualities of these gentlemen, as job
and Peter are well known to most
) its readers. AS to their stock of good
they will have the best that can be hi
+ for money or cheek and when
comes to prices, the patty that unde
sells them will have to wear their SUI
mer clothes next winter.
Mr.. G. NJ. Gitchell recently receiv,
returns from the general governme
in regard to his application for pc
9 sion. He was allowed $500 a mon
from the date of his discharge to tn
u of his examination-eigh years
. which time the pension ceased. We a
m not posted as to the "red tape" of t
n pension bureau, but if this move mea
II that Mr.. Gitchell is to receive no me
= money, gross injustice has been do
to one who lost his health in the defer
!, of his country and is now unable
% work. %.
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For Sale.
ly A good yoks of work oxen, FIVE ye;
al old. Also lumber wagon. Can be sc
at my place, 31s miles southeast
d I Hurley. III j. sSANBoRN
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