Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-05-27
LOCAL MENTION.
Rainbow social.

HOu bless our Home.
Parasols, all styles, at Pier & Fergu-
sons.
Remember the Rainbow social to-
night
Prairie King Umbrella at Pier s. Fer
guson's.
Lots of fun at School House hall this
evening.
For cheap Cod Fish go to Pier &
Ferguson's.
Rainbow aprons Will be furnished at
the hall for all ladies.
Red advertising flags have gone out
of fashion in Chicago.
Boots and shoes-a full line and low
prices at Pier & Ferguson's.
II you wish to borrow money on good
| security, call around and see us.
The strawberry patches in this vlcin-
| ity give promise of an abundant har-
vest.
Centreville has secured 75-barrel
roller mill, and butter and egg pack
ing house.
| Fred Near has the thanks of editor
and family for generous supply OF
pie-plant.
st. Patrick's Pills correct bilious dis,
orders and prevent all diseases arising
from them.
A full line of Hosiery, Gloves, Hand.
kerchiefs, notions, Gents furnishing
goods, etc, at Pier & Ferguson's.
Sunday school at the Baptist church
is now held at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, instead of in the afternoon al
heretofore.
The best treatment for cuts, bruises
sprains, swellings and lameness is t
apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Sole
by E. Branch.
We will never do it again-that is i
we can help it-attend preformanc
and sit behind tall lady wearing
two-story hat.
Refreshments will be furnished a
, RAINBOW social for those not wishing
to purchase a number with apron an
female attached
Since going east Will Mead has ha
an operation performed on his kne
. which it is thought will hasten the re
. covery of that member.
Editor Hazlitt, of the Marion Sent
nel thinks we will be able to see th
court house at Parker from our oflic
window--when it Is built there Righ
again, Mr.. Sentinel, and you just site
to that belief.
A team belonging to Mr.. Warn'
took run over the prairie the 9th,
evening, and one of the horses runnin
against projecting timber receive
injuries which could not be cured an
he was killed III order to shorten h
suffering.
When we hear persons taking such
strong stand against Sunday papers
Rev. Hill did last Sunday we wonder
they are aware of the fact that near
all the work is done Saturday, while
is for the Monday morning papers til
the work is nearly all done on Sunda
During a visit to Parker this we
we found our brother editors of t
Press and Era each patting their ne
Gordon presses, recently added to the
Job departments. Bro. Hoyt h
II moved into his new quarters, and sig
r of prosperity were visible on eve
side.
"a G l.. Dibble, and Miss Eva Gear,
ps Racine, Wis, were married at Cant
yesterday forenoon, May 26, and
it rived in Hurley on the afternoon tr;
is Tor visit with the parents of
groom. That their journey throu
life may be one of pleasure and pr
is the wish of the Herald.
lit Oakes' Merrie Makers played to
,le well filled house Monday evening, a
he the audience appeared well .satisi
with the entertainment given. I
company ranks far above the averi
of travelling troupes and will receive
hearty welcome and large audie
when they come again.
mi We acknowledge the receipt OF
~ season ticket to the Minneapolis lndl
~ rial Exposition, to be held in that {
~, from August 23d to October I'd, int
no sive. Minneapolis never does thi
,,a by halves and the exhibit will be
r, well worth the time and money nee
,vo sary for visit and thorough exa
oil nation.
,ur A good rule is to take the right n
iclne at the right time. Diseases
zee. may prove dangerous are easily Gu
da- then, which is undoubtedly the
with all diseases having their Origin
mt. cositiveness, bilious disorders and
pure blood. st. Patrick's Pills are
best treatment and are certain G
Try. 20 cents of E. Brauch.
Why don't the county attorney
in steps toward collecting the bonds
the Montgomery case? 1t is repo
!, down this way that the bond is wo
less, and was known to be SO W
given. Ii such is the fact it look
all though there must have been an
ugh derstanding between the prosecu
.go. attorney and the justice who accel
t. the bond.