Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-05-21
LOCAL MENTION.
Rock salt at Hogan & Piers.
Steel beam plows SI4 at Rees,

Boots and shoes at cost for cash, at
j. Sargent's.
Bon Homme county has nearly
$4,000 in it's treasury.
An elegant line of straw hats, Just
received at Hogan q Piers.
Call at Mansfield & Aliens and get
posted on the butter question.
For dress goods, Jersey Jackets,
Hosiery, &c, go to Hogan & Piers.
Since the rain of last Friday all
nature smlles-and so does the farmer.
The military company at Elk Point
has been supplied with breech-loading
rifles.
Nothing but the cash taken in en-
change for goods at the Pioneer Drug
Store.
You will save money by trading your
butter, eggs, potatoes and cash at Sar-
gents.
| Would not few hand grenades be
good investment for the citizens of
Hurley.
More new goods at Robinsons. Milli-
merry, gloves, fancy yelling, etc. Come
and see.
Are our democratic friends going to
take any part in the Sioux Falls on
vention?
The territorial Sunday School
Association meets at Aberdeen
June pa.
Hershy s. Andrew received 20
gallon churn last week for the Spring
Valley Infant Creamery"
Hurley now has four machinery
agents, and we are informed that
another will be in the field soon.
G. S. Conklin is putting on extra airs
since he got to bea city dad, and is
| building fine carriage house and barn.
Mr.. Moore lnformes us that small
fruits promise an abundent yield, and
no damagewas donelt by the cold wave.
There will be a meeting of Reynolds
Camp No s., S. of Y. at G. A. X. hall,
Saturday evening May %, at So'clock
sharp.
For Sale-or will trade for young
stock; good team of horses and har-
ness and wagon. Enquire at the Her.
aid Office.
III. II. Deyo has put Il new cover on
his Hurley and Yankton stage, adding
much to the comfort of his numerous
passengers.
Say, You Have you got any potatoes
to spare, and do you owe the printer?
If so, bring them around and we will
allow YOU the highest market price for
/ them.
| From and after this date Hogan s.
Pier will sell best English stoneware
and glass ware at prices that will defy
competition. Come and see and be con-
vinced.
Sheriff Ryan of Union county, is
inspecting the coolers" of a number of
neighboring counties. 1leis fined the
next morning same as other "plain
drunks.'
The Grace Church bell was placed in
the new tower Tuesday afternoon and
will hereafter give notice to saint and
sinner of the approach of the hour for
divine service.
The Northwestern company run a
refrigerator car through Hurley for
Chicago every Wednesday, and farmers
and others shipping butter find this a
great convenince,
"Dell Vinton has gone into the
chicken business on an extensive scale
, He now has 500 chickens. and 500 eggs
IN his incubator That will be a good
place to go visiting one of these days
Young gentlemen unacquainted with
the lay of the land should take care
!, and not wander too far into the country
} Sunday evenings Cor any other evening
for that matter), lest they become
> dazed by the surroundings and get
. mired.
} The Ladies Auxiliary have now
: under preparation, and will present a
! an early day, the drama lone Hun
) dred Years Ago" The manner il
which their last play, I" The Home
Guards" was produced insures the1
success IN this one.
The friends Of the Episcopal Churcl
will hold a musical entertainment OF
concert at the School House Hall mex
(. Monday eve. the program to consist o
solos, duets, quartettes, double quar-
r tettes, anthems--serious comic and
otherwise. Admission % cents.
/ While at Parker recently, frien,
Thielman directed our attention to
: young grove of trees on the hill soutl
of town. 1t will make fine lookou
from which to view the county build
ings at Hurley and at the same tim
= enable the citizens of that burg t
"keep cool"
Hurley's school building is the fines
in Turner county and one of the bes
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in the territory. Its schools are urde
: the immediate charge OF Prof. j. ]
. McIntire, one of the most expierancet
as well as ablest teachers in the west
and the youth of Hurley are to be con
. graduated at the educational faclitie
afforded them.
: Capt. G. Il. Brooks, oheoethe leading
, farmers of Yankton county, has ou
4 thanks for anumber of fine fruit trees
! and also for pail of delicious honey
Mr.. Brooks has this season one corr
field OF 100 acres, in which the groun
was plowed ten inches deep, and h
naturally expects to have the banne
field of Dakota.