Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-04-19
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Onions at kellar's
The creamery started up Monday.
Sewing machine needles at Kellar's.
Hurley schools commenced last Mon
day.
The winds have been quite cool this
week.
Garden Seeds and seed corn at
Gitchell's.
Warranted garden seed of all kinds ut
Pioneer Drug Store.
Go to Murphv's and bny the Boss
Harrow. the best made.
Geo. Warner has sown an eighty-acre
field to bluegrass this spring.
Don't forgetto call at Pioneer Drug
Store for the best garden seed.
The Quick Meal is the simplest, best
and most durable Gasoline stove made.
Work is progressing finely on the ex-
| cavation for Brauch's new store build
ing.
A good team, wagon and harness for
sale cheap at Jas. Stout's blacksmith
shop.
If you want to buy a good sewing
machine cheap. call at the Herald Office
soon.
Sportsmen. attention! Best quality
! oh allc lnada5 fo cr5or
at Murphys.
II. NJ. REYNOLDS of Parker was exhib-
iting specimens of his crayon work in
Hurley Tuesday.
A valuable well-improved farm of
160 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 first-clsss timer.
Ira Ferguson is inclosing his resi-
dence with neat fence. He will have
the longest string of pickets in town.
DR.. H. S. Graves has moved his office
and residence from the Fowler place to
| tuo IOOiIS oScl lCA ~ IctS uooA .
store.
| Now the type founders have formed
trust. Country newspapers, however,
have been is the trust" business for
long time.
If the hat displayed in Mrs. Robin
sons advertisement does not fit you,
call at the store and examine her large
stock of various styles.
A prominent democratic politician
threatens to have some new fourth
class postmasters appointed in Turner
county. High Church-men.
| Mr.. L. w. Mann is very low He
has been long and patient sufferer,
but the end of his suffering is now
looked for at any hour. LATER. He
died at an early hour this morniug.
Scott & Swan have received a stock
! of corn-pIanters, check-rowers, and
other machinery of the Standard man
ufacture. If you purchase before ex-
Il amining these machines you will
regret it,
The Dakota farmers alliance has
closed deal with the National twine
and cordage company, of Chicago, for
twenty cars of binding twine. Con-
sideration $4,000. They intend to
make more purchases in like proper
tion.
A pleasant time is reported by those
who attended tue carpet-rag social at
, the Presbyterian church last Friday
evening. The lunch baskets were sold
at auction and netted $500 for the
church fund. The transfers were made
| through ALIENS agency"
1t seems that Hurley is to have no
organized recognition Of Arbor day,
but it is hoped that each property own
er will devote some portion of the day
to planting trees on their lots or in
front of the same. A little work done
now will repay us hundred-fold in
years to come.
The Odd Fellows of Turner county
meet at Parker. Thursday, the 26th
/ 1nSC,, JO CtlCDldGC CiiC ttAhiNSAo''Ay "
, the organization Of the first lodge OF l.
. O. o. f. in America. Tickets will be
sold at one and one-ffth fare for the
round trip, and special train will
leave Parker about midnight.
Yankton Press, 18th: The Western
Uuiou telegraph company paid Man
' ager Peel, of Yankton, a merlted
! compliment. by sending Miss Emma
9 Fitch, who made application for an
operators situation, to Yankton to be
examined by Mr.. Peel. The examin-
alton is now completed. and Miss Fitch
+ is proclaimed by Mr.. Peel as fully COM
petent to take charge of any branch OF
i telegraphic service. The company
t sent Miss Fitch to a competent exam
/ iner and the results are entirely salts
factory.