Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-09-09
LOCAL MENTION.
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Have you made that fire-break yet
Mems, youths and boys suits at Rob
insOn's.
DR.. E. E. Sill has secondhand farm
wagon which he will sell cheap.
Don't forget that Robinson keeps the
"Cheapest Place on Earth"
New crop Tycoon tea-best in the
market-just received at Kellar's.
Hats. caps and furnishing goods in
latest STYLES, at Pier & Ferguson's.
a fine lot of trunks and travelling
bags at the Cheapest Place on Earth"
Latest patterns in prints, ginghams,
and wool dress goods at Pier Il Fergu-
sons.
Street rumor says that j. V. Lamson
has sold his lumber business to f. NJ.
Slagle & Co.
Phil. Cotton threshed 1918 bushels of
oats from an Is acre field on his farm
northwest of town.
Now is the time to secure your in
surance, and the Dakota Mutual is the
best place to have it.
For the next ten days Robinson will
sell clothing, hats and caps at cost to
make room for fall stock.
Report comes from Swan Lake that
j. A. Childs has purchased Chris. Fred.
erickson's store and stock of goods.
All should remember and attend the
w. e. T. U. social at the residence OF
o. O. Snyder Friday (to-morrow) even
ing.
Pier s. Ferguson don't give goods
away, but you can get some extra bar.
gains before they occupy their new
store.
Rev. T. Gardiner of Sioux Falls, viii
preach at Grace church Sunday at 3:3C
p. M, and administer the holy com
munion.
The lecture at Presbyterian churcl
Tuesday evening did not materialize
as the lecturerer failed to put in an
appearance.
Call and see the farm paper which il
given one year free to all subscribers O.
the Herald who pay their subscription
] one year in advance.
| If you purchase your tall supply o
dry goods, groceries, boots. shoes, etc
before calling at Pier & Ferguson'sy o
will have cause to regret it.
"Oh, ma! come and see this man rio
ing honeysuckle," cried the five-yeal
old member of ye editors family. as
knight of the wheel passed down tn
street.
Did you read that little story on tn
fourth page, prepared by Treasure
Beebe. Some of his remarks are rathe
personal, and it takes the cash to tax
them from the books.
Uncle Haines has the thanks of tn
editor for fine mess of celery. BY tn
way. if you want any of this healthfr
relish, you had better speak before NJ
; Haines makes arrangements to shi
his crop.
Who says we cannot raise timoth
seed in Dakota? Jas. Black recent
delivered j. II. Farnsworth 245 bushe
of seed raised on q acres of his Sprin
! Valley farm, being an average of ovt
5 | nina h,,cbolc fo fha nora
OF course nearly all of the Turnt
q county readers of the Herald will a
1 tend the fair at Parker next week, an
: as is usual on such occasions, the inn'
) man Tor woman will require the san
n attention as If at home. Now, "
want to give you a pointer, and that
i no matter how well satisfied You m;
: be with the exhibit, you will be no lie
a satisfied with The attention and squal
3 meal that can always be found at tt
Wentworth House.
r The second annual catalogue of Il
: Dakota Agricultural College is a
hand, and in the list of 252 students v
d fail to find a single one from Turn
d county. This is not as it should t
: The tuition is free. and the actual e
a penses for board. etc, will not amour
f to over three dollars week, and the
: are many farmers in the county wi
j can well afford to give their childr'
e the benefits to- be derived from cour
d at this college, which is maintained
+ the expense of the territory Call
and see catalogue, or send for one.