Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-03-01
LOCAL MENTION.
Onions at Kellar's.

LOCAL MENTION.
Onions at kellar's.
Bring in your Job work.
Yankee notions at kellars.
Sewing machine needles at Kellar's,
ALIENS AGENCY for A No. l in
surance.
A few barrels of choice apples still
on hand at kellar's.
The star nearest the earth is 2O,496,
100000 miles distant.
If you want to borrow money on real
estate, call on C. NJ. Pier.
Picture frames. mirrors, lamps, clocks
and silyerware at kellar's.
Two dog fights in town Monday.
Who says we are not metropolitan?
A large portion of Hurley's citizens
are attending court at Parker this
week.
Burpee's Welcome Oats for sale by
D. w. Fairchild, j. II. Farnsworth and
j. NJ. Gitchell.
Court has just fairly got down to
work. and gives promise of extending
through next week.
If you want to sell q farm or any
other piece of land, put it in the list at
ALIENS AGENCY.
Rev. Patterson of Parker has been
assisting Rev. Newton at the protract-
ed meetings this week.
A valuable well-improved farm of
160 acres, with good buildings, for sale
cheap. Enquire at this Office.
Mrs. Sumner has again taken the
lines in hand and is carrying the mail
between Hurley and Vermillion.
Some choice farms, residence and
business lots, also some improved town
property for sale at ALIENS AGENCY.
The boys were enjoying the skating
the fore part OF the week, but such
luxuries don't last long in this climate.
Iowa parties have been looking the
town over this week with a view of
putting in stock of dry goods and
clothing.
| b. b. Allen is now measuring mo-
lasses and ribbon at Pier s. Ferguson's,
where he will,probably be found for the
next year.
Mr.. G. 0. Guernsey has purchased
the Jensen property on Centre avenue,
paying therefor $500. Mr.. Guernsey got
a bargain, sure.
While chasing an unruly calf last
Saturday, Nick Fowler had the misfor-
tune to fall and break one of the bones
in his right arm.
/ A party of young folks visited the
residence of Archie Rundell Tuesday
evening, and a pleasant time followed
as a matter of course.
Throw out that soft coal cook stove,
and go Murphy's aud get Quick Meal
gasoline stove, the best made. Call
and see one work, anyhow.
/ jeff Stockwell, who has rode up and
down-and various other ways-on the
waves of Dakota journalism, is now
foreman in the Office OF the Dakota
Farmer, at Huron.
| There is now plenty of water to run
the Centreville mill. and farmers will
be given two pounds of flour more for
a bushel of wheat than heretofore
Bring in your grlsts.
The Yankton Ins. Co., than which
there is none better, has taken new
departure and is now writing CONNER.
cial insurance. This will give them a
large increase of business.
j If Colorado friends don't stop send
ing us boom literature from Denver
and elsewhere in that imperial state
they will have us all "broke up" before
we are fully recovered from the effects
of the trip taken last September.
4 VIM. Patrlck's team became fright.
ened by the incoming passenger train
Monday evening, and took a run from
Slagle & Co.'s lumber yard to the Ire
mont house, where they were stopped
Considerable coal was scattered along
the line of travel.
w. II. Shaft has an extensive auction
sale on the 18th Of this month, at which
time he will dispose of % COWS. ter
steers, span Of mares, a span OF colts
and various other property. His COW!
are far above the average, and all vii
be fresh in the spring.
This is the first day of the first spring
month, and as an opening overture thi!
section was treated toa dash of hal
accompanied by thunder and lightning
! at about one o'clock this morning. Da
kota hardly eyergets left in the distri
q button of natures gifts.
Geo. Pinney, Of Evergreen. Door Co.
Wis, is out with by far the most exten
slye catalogue Of Evergreens and tim
her Trees and Tree Seeds ever publish
ed in this country. It contains Price
Lists and descriptions of over one hun
dred varieties. He offers to send
copy.t TO any person asking for it.