Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-04-01
LOCAL MENTION.
April First.
Did you catch onp

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The Widow" "worth million at
Rees'.
"White beans. nice and clean," at
Sargent's,
Tin and copper work speciality at
Lamsons.
For cheap Cod Fish go to Pier g.
Ferguson's.
Gasoline in any quantity at Pioneer
Drug Store.
DR.. Sill.s. Blood Root and Tolu cough
syrup at Rees'.
Plenty of money to loan on real es-
tate at this Office.
100000 to loan on Real Estate. En-
quire of G. NJ. Pier.
The snow has interfered with work
on the. creamery building.
Farmers, bring in your flax and haye
it cleaned at the Elevator.
Hurley merchants are shipping large
quantities of eggs and butter.
Kerosene will illuminate, but Mans
field & Allen have the lamps.
MAY Queen" best Havana filled
nickle cigar in town, at Rees'.
I. w. Kyle has been awarded the con-
tract for building the creamery.
Paints, Oils and brushes of the very
best quality, at Pioneer Drug store.
A thoroughbred short-horn durham
bull for sale cheap, by w. R. Gowdy.
Semi-annual examination of teachers
at Hurley school house next Tuesday
Bring in your advertisements and job
work and get ready for the spring
trade.
We still have plenty of apples and
they are sound and good. Mansfield &
| Allen.
Jerry Murphy has purchased Dan
Hogan's interest in the Hurley meat
market.
Brauch feels as pleased over his
artesian well as some folks do over !;
new baby.
st. Patrick's Pills correct bilious dis
orders and prevent al! diseases arising
from them.
1t will soon rain. better have Ham
bin fix your spouts, "a stitch in tim,
saves nine"
The paw car passed over the lin
Tuesday, distributing money, and con
sequent joy.
Lock out for that big stock of wal
paper and paints at Pioneer Drug Store
which is coming soon.
A full line of Hosiery. Gloves. Hand
;. kerchiefs, notions, Gents furnishing
goods, etc, at Pier & Fergusons.
. Horace Clark, of Yankton, will 500
i move on to his farm in 97-55, and thu
become a citizen OF Turner county.
Insure in the Dakota Mutual. 10.
Allen will make out your papers, an
give you all necessary information.
Lennox is to have new postmaste
w. H. Wilkins having been appointe
to that position. What's become {
Abe?
!. Mansfield & Allen have just receive
new lot of jewelry, consisting {
: watches, chains, pins, rings, all of til
late styles.
Van Brunt and Davis seeders, En-
plre drill and Sterling harrows, thebe
manufactured, are sold by G. IL. Floy
ers at Hurley;
There will bea meeting of Reynolt
Camp.No 5,S. of V. at e. A. II. hel
quarters Monday Eve, April 9th. a
= members are requested to be present.
The eastern railroad strike has n
y interfered with Mansfield & Aliens +
ceiveng the finest stock of grocsries
q Turner county, which they sell at be
/ tom figures for cash.
A number of the e.. A. X. boys Il
= talking of attending the encampme
+ mt Sioux City, April 7th and 9th.
will doubtless be the largest gatheril
n of people ever seen in western Iowa.
Smith Conklin has not been in to !
'e port vet, but it is said that he has n
: stopped smiling since that boy arriv
at his house last Friday mornlr
IA Mother and child doing well, and fat
r er-well, we suppose about the same
Is usual.
"a Commissioner Dunlap's Month
Bullentin" for February contains
large amount of interesting matt
- mostly pertaining to the Red Xiv
,io country. The March number will
~ devoted to the interests of South l
kota, Yankton county especially.
The snow fall of last Sunday was
heaviest of the season, and propelled
gentle wind it drifted considerable
places. Sunday nights east bou
:, train remained in Il drift all night
~ tween Beresford and Alcester. l
eis worst Of the storm appears to ha
"a. been west and south of us.
'n' Chas. Andrews, on his return to
Hand county farm, took with him
ed span of mules recently purchased
or Sam. Patrick. Now if Charlie has
good success at drawing p while o'
ing these animals as Sam. had. we
;, pose he returns with them in the
ne and turn them over either to Al
Cl- r,.,uor. or Will Zuyer
~ The regular meeting of the sec
board of Hurley township will be
& Saturday afternoon, and all pers
having complaints to make as to IN
go agement of schools or for any OF
cause are earnestly requested to apr
and make their their complaints to
board, so that proper action may be
ken in the matter. Board Will NEE
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