Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-04-22
LOCAL MENTION.

"White beans, nice and Clean" at
Sargent's.
For cheap Cod Fish go to Pier g.
F erguson's.
Stucco, Cement and plastering hair
at Snyder's.
Gasoline and Kerosene at Lamson's
hardware store.
100000 to loan on Real Estate. En-
quire of G. M. Pier.
II. j. Sanborn has our thanks for
some fine raspberry bushes.
Farmers are all busy, and the streets
are consequently rather quiet.
A farm for rent or sale. Apply to
j. z. Schiffman, Yankton, Dakota
We are now prepared to take applica-
tions for insurance against loss to crops
by hail.
st. Patrick's Pills correct bilious dis
orders and prevent all diseases arising
from them.
Canned fruits and vegetables, brush
es, baskets and woodenware, very cheap
at Mansfield g. Aliens.
The gardener now looks with distrust
on his neighbor's hens and wonders If
they will let his garden alone.
A full line of Hosiery, Gloves. Hand
kerchiefs, notions, Gents furnishing
goods, ETC., at Pier & Ferguson's.
New stock Clothing just received
which will sell cheap, for cash or
ready pay only. Junia Sargent.
Insure in the Dakota Mutual. Jos
Allen will make out your papers, and
give you all necessary information.
Fancy glassware. All colors, styles
and shapes at low prices, Just received
at Mrnsheld & Aliens. Call and see.
Van Brunt and Davis seeders, EN-
pire drill and Sterling harrows, the best
manufactured, are sold by G. Ii. Flow
ers at Hurley.
Friday last Mr.. A. d. Tomljnson re-
ceived telegram conveying the sad
| news of the death of his father at Port
land, Oregon, where he was visiting
with his son.
Mr.. j. A. Chllds has excellent en-
closed pasturage for 100 head Of stock
for rent. Good water and shade. He
also has a horse which he will sell chear
for cash. or Will sell on time.
| Jensen's block is in the hands of thu
painters, and the interior OF the jew
elry store has been fitted up in man
ner that gives new luster to the dia
monds and precious stones displayed.
Attention, ali! There will be held ;
basket social at the hall of the Coco
Templars. next Friday eve., for thu
benefit of the order. Each lady is ex
pected to bring basket containing
lunch for two.
The town of Hurley is now out O.
debt and has money in the treasury
and the proper thing to do is to ex
pend a sum sufficient to place the lowe
part of Center avenue IN good condi
ton for travel at all times Of the year
Dedication services will be held a
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
commencing at II a. m. The dedlca
torial sermon will be preached by Rev
T. S. Bailey. synodjcal missionary o
Iowa. Praise service will be held il
the evening.
1t has been ye editors turn this wee
to pass around the cigars, and all o
account of the arrival of an eight poun
, girl at his house last Sunday morning
, Mother and child doing nicely, an
father able to be around and receiv
congratulations.
With the next issue the herald con
pletes the third year of its existence
and we call the attention of all sui
scribers to the offer of cheap readin
matter made to all who pay their sui
+ sceiptions one year in advance. II
: member, this offer is open for only
days-until May 22d.
The pioneer paper of fTurnar coul
twas the Swan Lake Era, publishe
by II. b. Chaffee, now editor of tt
0 Vermillion Republican. The press an
material were afterward sold to Siou
Falls parties, who published their fir
Sioux Falls issue at Swan Lake, bl
soon moved their outfit TO that cit
A Mr.. Gardner, Of Chicago, was ne,
on the ground with the Swan Lal
Press, the good will and material I
!, which was sold to G. f. Hackett, wi
= changed the name to The New Ell
!. Upon the completion Of the Mllwauk
4 road to Parker, Bro. Hac1ett moved
4 that place, and none will say that
r has not endeavored to do his level be
Il for that town ever since.
Farmers, the season for hail storm
q is fast approaching, and if you inter
1. insuring your growing crops again
10 hail, it behooves you to place your
10 surance In company where, in case
q loss, you have certainty OF receiyil
n the amount of insurance money t
" which you have paid. Such compal
is the Dakota Mutual, with its tho,
ands of members, each one pledged
do his share toward paying the loss
in which may befall any OF its membe
Mutual insuranceis the cheapest, the
being no capital invested which m,
bring in large profit to TIE stockho
ers. The only cost to the insured
lg the actual expenses Of operating
ay company and the mountaineering
rs the payment of losses See endorseme
A of the Farmers Alliance, and call
the Herald Office for fun particulars.