Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-03-26

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Capt. Harrigle reports a glorious
time at the Huron Camp Fire.
t. W.kyte has made some additions
to his advertisement this week.
Mr.. j. Sargent has been quite sick
during the past week with sore throat.
Judge Stuart announces court days
through professional card this week.
Nothing but the cash taken in ex-
change for goods at the Pioneer Drug
Store.
\ starch manufactory at Turner is
one of the probabilities of the near
future.
Do not forget the sale Olive stock
which takes place at Swan Lake next
Monday.
Mansfield & Allen are expecting a
stock of flour soon; they have received
a sample, call and see it.
Arbor Day is near at hand so don't
forget about planting trees We mean
to give you this hint every week, till
too late.
Jerry Murphy has been hauling lots
Of new goods to his Swan Lake store
this week.
The third Saturday in each month
will be open meeting for the e. A. R.
and L. r. G.
Now is the time to get your cream
cans mended. Rees hae the best timer
in the county.
The appearance of Peter Aliens house
is being greatly improved by the appli-
cation of paint.
Trade with those who advertise in
the Herald; they want your custom,
and therefore ask for it.
The professional card of Kennedy &
Jones, Parker's leading attorneys, ap-
pears in the Herald this week.
All kinds of grains and seed cleaned
at Elevator at reasonable prices. Gus
tom grinding done at short notice.
Monday gave us a genuine taste OF
March weather SO much so that nearly
the whole town is afflicted with colds.
Closing exhibition at the school house
on Friday and Saturday evenings Of
this week. Admission fee 10 cents.
Ii you want to buy a good wagor
!, cheap, call and see Jos. Allen, agent fol
the celebrated Star wagons, the bes
made.
The ladies of Grace Church Guild ant
of the congregation. are requested t
= meet at the rectory at 3 O'Clock p. IN
; on Easter Monday.
8 A family reunion was held in Hurle
. Sunday, at which were present Jos
n Allen and wife and all Of their childre,
2 and grandchildren.
y On Monday evening the family 9
q G. C. Skinner was increased by the al
0 rival of two little girls. This is indee
: a productive country.
The finest raspberries we saw la:
season were from the garden of Mr.
Judson, and parties wishing bush.
!. should not fail to apply early.
: There will be an OYSTER SUPPE
at the School House hall, Wednesda
! evening, April l, for the benefit OF tt
: building fund of the Presbyterian S
ciety.
!. There was majority of l6o again
: the poor farm purchase. Now let tt
commissioners contract for the keepir
of the county poor, with those who w
y y do it the cheapest.
For Salc-A span of6 year-old mare
well broke and sound, with harnes
e also a splendid COW and calf. Tir
given on secured note orother securlt
to II. j. Sanborn. three miles southeast
Mt Hurley.
IS Geo. Nv. Peniman, Of Minneapolis, W
n, probably give public lecture ne
It, week before the e. A. II. and L., H..
1t He will choose one of the followl
IL lectures: VIM. Lloyd Garrison" ST
by shine.o" Our Battle Fields"
The finest advertising cards we ha
seen lately are those distributed
rd Elliott 81 Back, agents for the McC
ok mick Machine Co. They are taken frt
M scenes in the great panorama paint
all of the battle Of Gettysburg.
by There will be u meeting of the inc
porators and male members of Gri
church, on Easter Monday, at II a.
for the election of wardens and vest
men. and for the transaction of {
=, other business that may come bef
ey them.
" w. IT. Hancock has few words
- saw to the public this week. His w
speaks for itself, and if there are J;
|. who wish to see a specimen they
call at the residence of the editor
- this paper, where can be seen some
NO the best granting in Dakota.
he The attendance,at the donation pa
ril, given at the school house hall last
ming for the benefit of Rev. j. L. Z
man. was quite large. The tables "
!, loaded with good things, for which
manifested their appreciation in q
ar. eloquent manner The net proceed
money turned over to Mr. Gotiman
/. $500.