Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-04-02
LOCAL MENTION.
Farmers are all busy seeding.
Buy the Boss churn of h. Rees.

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The Star wagon is the best, and Jos.
Allen sells them.
Rees can get you any kind of repairs
for machinery or stoves.
Hogan & Pier have jar of beans to
which they call your attention.
"See your self as others see YOU"
Buy mirror of Mansfield & Allen.
Rev. Mr.. Wicks, of Canton, will
preach at Grace church Sunday evening
next.
Nothing but the cash taken in ex-
change for goods at the Pioneer Drug
Store.
r. Rees has force of men busy at
work with his press, putting up hay for
shipment.
Now Is the time to get your cream
cans mended. Rees hac the best timer
in the county.
Jas. Sherard was the lucky man who
drew the fine set of double harness at
Hogan & Piers yesterday.
Sib. Welch was running about town
this week looking for q carpenter to
build an addition to his house.
All kinds of grains and seed cleaned
at Elevator at reasonable prices. Gus
tom grining ddone at short notice.
1t IS rumored that a fine business
business block will soon be commenced
on one of the best corners in town.
The oyster supper given by the ladies
of the PRESBYTERIAN society Wednesday
evening was a very pleasant affair.
II you want to buy a good wagon
cheap, call and see Jos. Allen. agent for
the celebrated Star wagons, the best
made.
If the Herald is behind in quality and
quantity this week, it can be attributed
to sickness, and rush of new adver-
tisements.
A small prairie fire got loose in the
western part of the town yesterday,
causing ripple of excitement for a
short time.
The ladies of Grace Church Guild and
of the congregation. are requested to
meet at the rectory at 3o'clock p. M,
on Easter Monday.
There are four regular dealers in
agricultural implements doing business
in Hurley this season, and they all re-
port trade as being good.
b. F. Burris erecting new residence
near the depot, and his mind Is so taken
mp with his work that he almost(?) for
gets to take the mail to the train.
Jos. Smith has built Il new stable on
his Main street lot, and the proud man
ner IN which Chief struts around, shows
that he appreciates his new home.
Oscar Snyder presents a new" card !"
to the readers of the Herald this week,
in which he hints to all what he came
to this country for-to sell lumber.
The z. p. p p. show is spoken of in
different ways; those who were in a
laughing mood say it was good, and
others expressed a different opinion.
There is nothing so good for the
youthful blood as Orphan Boy smoking
tobacco, in neat pound wood boxes.
Price 40 cents, at Mansfield s. Aliens.
We neglected to mention that the
Dakota Methodist, edited by F. N. Bur-
dick of Parker, had reached our table.
We wish Mr.. Burdick success in his en-
terprise.
Ii you want a good young team of
horses for cash, or in exchange for cat
tleo sheep, call at Valentines ranch,
AZ miles southeast Of Hurley, where
you can get a bargain.
Ex-Treasurer Stickney of Union Co.,
was SO anxious to deny all charges
made against him, that in his answer
filed in court he denies that he was ever
treasurer of said county.
There Will be meeting of the mem
bers of the w. c. Il. U. at the residence
of Mrs. Sill next Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. All members are urgently
requested to be present as business of
Importance will be transacted.
Phil Cotton was pleasant caller ut
the Herald sanctum to-day. Phil is
making extensive improvements on his
farm near Hurley, and will turn over a
large amount OF sod this season.
There will be u meeting of the incor-
porators and male members of Grace
church, on Easter Monday, at II a. M,
for the election of wilrdens and vestry-
men, and for the transaction of any
other business that may come before
them.
Professor Goddard has opened The
Cottage City Library at his Office over
the bank. The books, which include
standard fiction, history and biography
will be loaned at 10 cents per week, the
proceeds to go for the purchase of adj
ditional books. Donations of books
from the citizens will be thankfully re
ceived.
Mr.. Geo. w. Penniman, mastering
officer of the Sons of Veterans, will de-
liver his famous lecture. "Our Battle
Fields and their Lessons" at Il. "A. r.
Hall, Hurley, Tuesday evening, April
IA. Mr.. Penniman is one of the finest
speakers in the west. and none should
miss this opportunity to hear him. An
admission fee of % cents for adults and
Is cents for children will be charged.