Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-04-05
LOCAL MENTION.
LOCAL MENTION.
April showers.
Onions at kellar's.
Mud is drying up rapidly.
Yankee notions at Kellar's.

Wheat sowing has commenced.
Onion sets at Pioneer Drug Store.
Sewing machine needles at kallar's. |
Graden Seeds and seed corn at
Gitchell's.
The county board completed their
work Wednesday.
Warranted garden seed of all kinds ut
Pioneer Drug Store.
Go to Murphy's and buy the Boss
Harrow. the best made.
Lots Of ducks and geese now, and the
hunters are having rare sport.
Don't forget to call at Pioneer Drug
Store for the best garden seed.
The Quick Meal is the simplest, best,
and most durable Gasoline stoye made.
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.
Sportsmen, attention! Best quality
ammunition, and shells loaded to order
at Murphy's.
1t you want to sell a fam or any
other piece of land, put it in the list at
ALIENS AGENCY.
A valuable well-improved farm of
100 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.
Some choice farms, residence and
business lots, also some improved town
property for sale at ALIENS AGENCY.
Tuesdays north-bound freight made
pork out of material which Sibley
Welch was not yet prepared to slaugh-
ter.
Dirt will begin to fly as the begin
ming of substantial improvement,
before the next issue of the Herald if
the weather continues warm.
L
Centrevllle this week. All are sorry
that the circumstances were such that
Frank thought best to change his
location.
Mr.. John F. Mace. of Finley, Dakota,
and Mrs. Jennie Brodie, of Hurley,
were married at the residence Of the
brides parents, Saturday. March 81,
Rev. F. II. Newton officiating
AT the township caucuses to be held
. to elect delegates to the county conven.
;; ton, one delegate will be elected from
each township to convention to nom.
! nate candidate for superintendent OF
schools.
Whooping cough may be kept under
: complete control and all danger avoid
ed by frequent doses of Chamberlain.
Cough Remedy. No better treatment
can be prescribee for it. Sold by Emie
Brauch.
Walter Allen is receiving stock o.
goods and fitting up his store ready fo
business. We understand that he vii
carry general stock, with the except
ion of groceries. You will hear from
him next week.
Last Thursday appeared to be quit
a moving day; Geo. Stout took poses
sion of the Montgomery building, Rev
: Newton and &. B. Valentine change
houses and E. Berry moved into tn
Geo. Deyo house.
r NJ. Davey has the boss artesian we
of the town, and is us proud of it as
8. boy with his first pair of boots. Th
well is Il good one and was secured a
II a depth of "a feet Its power has nc
been tested owing to lack of sutabl
II piping.
r Mr.. Heberling has traded his Swa
Lake farm, purchased last summer {
=, J. A. Chllds, for the Mead House, ;
e Springfield. and will take possession.
about two weeks. The hotel will
a, refurnished throughout and be kept
70 firstclass style.
There seems to be a general awakel
le ing throughout the territory in regar
er to the manner of assessing proper'
a fcr. taxation. The men who lmproN
their lands, and therefore increase tt
r. value of the lands belonging to easter
in spectators, are sick and tired OF pa
,e. ing taxes on the improvements th'
be have made, which have been the meal
b. of their eastern neighbors selling O
ce at greatly advanced price. The d
b. mand is that all quarter sections sll
ne iiarly located should be assessed alik
ci- regardless of the Improvements theI
on. If a man by by his energy, pers
yerance and hard work makes his far
more productive and better hon
than IS his neighbor's, is it right
u, no tax him for that neighbors shittles
D. ness?
nj The April number of The Cosmopo
am tan published April 7th) will strong
sustain the standing Of that brig
Young magazine for the timeiness
its subjects and the crispness OF
I'm varied contents. The leading arti'
mt is a delicate description, by the po
critic George Edgar Montgomery,
Shakespeare. midsummer Nigf
Dream" as produced at Days Theat
l.s' copiously illustrated by portraits
M character, and many of the exquls
as scenes (printed in color, which ha
up made this play a conspicuous event
no the dramatic season just closing
lVe New York. Other timely articles
eu' Moncure d. Conway's "Reminiscen'
=. Of Kaiser Wilhelm" with lllustratio
drawn from his frequent contact WI
the Emperor during the French-G
man war, when he was Murat Il