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

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Rees can get you any kind of repairs
for machinery or stoves.
Leave your orders at this office for
young cottonwood trees.
Do not neglect t attend the donation
next Wednesday evening.
Business at the Hurley depot has had
a boom during the past week.
Deputy Assessor Zuver is getting the
plats ready for active field work.
Counterfeits of 1-cent pieces are
being circulated On an extensive scale.
Nearly every one Qadies included)
took glass, and smoked, last Mon
day.
Nothing but the cash taken in ex-
change for goods at the Pioneer Drug
Store.
Now Is the time to get your cream
cans mended. Rees hae the best timer
in the county.
VIM. Elliott sold a relinQuishmento of
a timber claim near Childstown this
week for $3.50.
Parker presented quite an animated
appearance this week---after the Hurley
crowd got there.
James Pier is showing the plane,
pounding nails, ETC., with L. w. kyte's
force this spring.
A cold wave swept over this section
Monday. putting . temporary ch eek on
seeding operations.
| All kinds of grains and seed cleaned
at Elevator at reasonable prices. Gus
tom grinding done at short notice.
Closing exhibition at the school house
on Friday and Saturday evenings of
next week. Admission fee 10 cents.
Now is the time to get repairs for
your machinery. Don't wait until the
last minute before ordering of r. Rees.
Flax seed for sale or loan at the Ele-
vator. Parties wishing for same please
call early in order to secure your seed.
| VIM. Elliot has purcased Carl Wag-
ner's building on Washington Street,
and is moving in, with his family to-
day.
The Presbyterian society have Sc
cured lots on Monroe street, near Cen
ter Avenue, for their new church edi-
flee.
Theodore, Johnson has purchased the
Krebble farm, one of the best in Spring
Valley. The. is always fortunate in his
trades.
F.. w. Schultz was fined SIS. and
costs by Justice Ashley, of Lennox, for
selling goods without having taken out
an auctloner's license.
There will be County Teachers AS
sociation held by Sup't Sloan at the
Hurley school house on Saturday OF
this week, at 10 o'clock.
!, Very little interest appeared to be
taken in the poor farm election Tues
day. Only 43 votes were cast in Hurley
precinct % for and Is against.
Elliot s. Bach's machinery shed being
partially completed, went down before
the stiff breeze last Saturday, but is
now up again ready for business.
John Turnbull and jarrett Pratt, OF
. Turner county, have been drawn as
members of the United States petit
Jury, which will meet at ankton Apri
!. 18th.
The two little girls of Mr.. and Mrs
o G. II. Goddard are quite sick, Allie. thu
t older, having congestion of the brain
$ and Jessie being down with typhoid
!, pneumonia.
B, The school house should be furnishes
u with good well. Parties living nea
L do not wish to have their garden
y trampled down by the thoughtles
children this summer.
Press and Dakotian: Hurley is gain
d ing in religious way. a gentleman
k from there says it celebrated sever
l. baptisms last Sunday and that it
II preparing to build three new churches
y Mr.. A. Daniels, a matchmaker an
jeweler of no little experience, ha
located in this town, and will repai
watches, clocks and broken jewelr,
Fine watch repairing speciality. Ca
% be found at Postoffice Store.
y Let some boy in Hurley. who wishe
u to make good wages, take from no.
till grass time to make up his mind t
run a town herd for the accommodate
of our citizens who own COWS. A goo
boy can do well at such work.
~ 1t is now given out that Maris Taylt
y, of the Yankton Herald is to occupy tt
10 easy chair in the office of the surveyt
y, general for Dakota. That sounds Liz
business. There is no Office in Dakot
within the gift of the present admin
tration that is too good for T" Bud Ia.
lor. He fought the BATTLES of his part
r. when supporters We're scarce and timi
and now he is entitled to the first pit
aong the j" fat sakes on the hook