Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-03-29
LOCAL MENTION.
Onions at Kellar's.
Yankee notions at Keljar;s,

Mrs. Judson moved to her farm this
week.
ALIENS AGENCY for A No. / in
surancc.
For best garden seed call at Pioneer
Drug Store
A few barrels of choice apples still
on hand at Kellar's.
Warranted garden seed of all kinds ut
Pioneer Drug Store.
10 to Murphy's and buy the Boss
Harrow, the best made.
If you want to borrow money on real
estate, call on G. NJ. Pier
Picture frames, mirrors, lamps, clocks
and silyerware at Kellar's.
S. NJ. Figge, late foreman of the New
Era, has moved to Nebraska.
Lewis Richards has sold his farm to
Sioux City party for $1,000.
Don't forget to call at Pioneer Drug
Store for the best garden seed.
Those new spring hats and bonnets
have arrived at Mrs. Roblnson's'
w. r. Waldo and family. of Lennox,
have moved to LeMars, Color ado.
Services Will be held at the Episcopal
church next Sunday (Easter) evening.
Getting dry, are you? Well, you will
not have a great while longer to wait.
The Quick Meal is the-simplest, best,
and most durable Gasoline stoye made.
County board meets next Mond ay.
that being one of its regular meetings.
A good team, wagon and harness for
sale cheap at Jas. Stout's blacksmith
shop.
If you want to buy good sewing
machine cheap, call at the Herald Office
| soon.
There will be services at the Presby-
terian church Sunday morning, at the
usual hour.
Sportsmen, attention! Best quality
ammunition, and shells loaded to order
at Murphy's.
Union Easter services will be held at
the Presbyterian church Sunday, at
three o'clock p. m.
1 Ii you want to sell a farm or any
| other piece Of land, put it in the list at
ALIENS AGENCY.
A card from J. +. Schiffman an
nounces that he has moved from
1 YanRton to Sioux City.
Members of the w. G. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. II. S. Graves, Wednesday,
April A, at o'clock p. nj.
A valuable well-improved farm of
l6O acres, with good buildings, for sale
.cheap Enquire at this Office.
Farmers, bring in your milk cans
and other tinware that neads repairing.
Murphy has a first-clsss timer.
Goods have commenced arriving for
the store which is occupy the building
formerly owned by Jerry Manning.
The books belonging to the w. G. T
U. reading room and library hove been
moved to the store of j. NJ. Gitchell.
Some choice farms, residence and
business lots, also some improved town
property for sale at ALIENS AGENCY
The Yankton Press says the right-of
way committee are preparing to get tt
work on the Sioux Falls and Yanktor
line. g
Tuesday VIM. Parks received the sac
intelligence of the death Of ais father
. which occurred in Washington Trrri
tory.
Mr.. VIII G. Sutherland and Mis-.
Fannie Hough were married Monday
evening, at the residence of Judg'
] Elliott.
y. w. Fairchild knowing that editor
have a weakness for good things, left ;
! Jar of fine kraut at the Herald otfic
this week.
Rev. j. b. Pomeroy will occupy tn
pulpit at the Presbyterian church Sun
dav. and a warm welcome will be eX
tended to all.
1t has been suggested that q conven
: tion should be called to place In momi
nation candidate for the office o
;. county superintendent.
Hurley real estate dealers are getting
thems elves in readiness to meet the dc
mand for Turner county soil, which
sure to come ere long.
! The contract for building the wing
of the territorial insane asylum a
Yankton has been let to Canton partie.
s77,9OO being the price paid.
II it were not that we fear bein
. mobbed, we should be tempted to rt
n mark that "Winter fingers in the la
y of s." Hold on; we'll quit.
The Scientific American OF March 2
= contains numerous engrayings show
ing the condition of the streets of Ne'
York city during and after and lat
n blizzard.
t The smaller members of Mis-
Gambles room received many words
praise for the manner in which the
carried out their parts at the schot
81 entertainment.
- Andrew Christensen is home iroi
. his visit to the ..old country" and wit
him came number of parties lookin
=. for new homes. Some twenty faniiile
:, more Will soon arrive.
= = During Jos. Aliens recent trip to $
" Paul he presented to Mr.. Hill SON
facts and figures which greatly please
that gentleman, and caused him
H. drop remarks which will be explaine
is by series of "object lessons at 4
Il, very distant time. 1t is expected tn;
i'd the Manitoba will have trains runnin
lr to Sioux Falls by July 10.