Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-06-03
LOCAL MENTION.
Crops are looking fine.
Take care of your dogs.

Crops are looking fine.
Take care of your dogs.
Lemonade at City Drug Store.
Parasols, all styles, at Pier s. Fcrgu-
sons.
Corn is climbing, and the farmers are
busy.
Work isprogresslng on the new meat
market.
Prairie King Umbrellas at Pier & Fer
guson's.
For cheap Cod Fish go to Pier &
Ferguson's.
Boots and shoes-a full line and low
prices at Pier s. Ferguson's.
May Bros. lost five head of cattle by
lightning last Friday night.
Fifty stock hogs wanted at the Hur-
ley creamery, by G. G. Skinner.
The new public hall Will be AOx42
feet, with commodious stage.
If you wish to borrow money on good
security, call around and see us.
Postoffice block is receiving The atten-
ton of L. w. Kyte's force of carpen-
ters.
The Catholic church is enclosed, and
contractor Mckinney is pushing the
inside work.
Seed buckwheat and seed beans, eX-
ira quality, for sale at the Alderman
Fruit Farm.
Farmers unite in saying that they
| never saw corn come UP as rapidly us
it has this season.
When in town don't forget to call at
Pioneer Drug store and try glass OF
that boss lemonade.
A number of showers last Friday,
and a light hail in some parts of this,
and adjacent counties.
The third annual session of the South
| Dakota Teachers Association will con-
vene at Pierre June 29th.
/ The ladies Mite society will meet at
Mrs. Judson's residence Friday, June
4th, at three o'clock p. In.
| The lightning rod sharks have been
at work in the vicinityof Menno. Get
your dogs and guns ready.
W.R Gowdy and Ed. Mann shipped
three cars of hogs and one of cattle to
the Chicago market last Friday.
| From items in several county papers
we learn that "Sorrel Top" is ''going
fishing.in the Des MONIES soon."
New stock Clothing just received
which will sell cheap, for cash Oh
ready pay only. Junia Sargent.
A full line of Hosiery, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, notions, Gents furnishing
goods, ETC., at Pier & Ferguson's.
c. a. Near has turned over 40 acre
of sod on his farm west of town, or
which he will raise flax this season.
Insure in the Dakota Mutual. Jos
Allen will make out your papers, AM
give you all necessary information.
The Salem Pioneer Register ha
again changed hands, b. B. Brown, o
Sandusky, Ohio, now being the owner
We hear many wordsin praise of tn
manner in which HurleY's youthfJ
band acquitted themselves on Decora
tion day.
Sunday, June -, will be Children
Day, at which time interesting service
Will be held at the Baptist church; til
programme will be published in fu
next week.
Mrs. Robinson would respectfully al
nounce to the ladies of Hurley and v
entity that she has received her stoc
of spring millinery and solicits a shal
L of their patronage.
's w. Z. L. Bushnell, editor of the d
kota Farmer, and Miss Blanch VanPet
t of Huron, were married yesterday ;
s. Huron. The Herald extends it be
wishes to the happy couple.
lie was Dutch barber on a coroner
jury, and after sitting quietly for {
II hour during the inquest, arose, peert
le into the face of the corpse, and the
10 turning to the rest of the jury, sal
"Mein Gott, dot man ish deadW
A meeting will be held at Hurl'
Friday evening, June 4th, for Il
purpose Of organizing a county leagr
Eminent speakers from abroad will
- present, and all interested in the NOV
n ment are earnestly requested to
\. present.
nt Kahn & Co., Yankton's fashlonat
nc clothiers, have their store filed with
We goods in their line, and parties dealil
u with this house, which is one of t
We largest in the territory can rest assur
Ill that they will receive fair and hone
ur able treatment.
:, Landlord Fowle showed us aroun
~ = the addition to the Wentworth Hot
: recently. The upper story will be
= ken up by sleeping rooms, while
~ lower floor will contain store rot
work room, room for the pastry co
and a commodious and conyenit
~ kitchen, all fitted up In = manner S
ond to none in Dakota. The dini
in room will be made double its prese
size and handsomely decorated. I
house is now undergoing other repai
and Us Dakota grows will continue
hold its place in the front rank VIII
ill it has been placed by the untiring
gh forts Of Messrs. Wentworth and FoN
90, Parker surely has reason to be pre-