Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-08-16
LOCAL MENTION.
Santa Claus soap.
The corn is all right.

Best castor, machine and lard oil at
Murphy's.
School furniture and supplies at
ALIENS AGENCY.
Gasoline by the gallon or barrel, at
Pioneer Drug Store.
Two good work teams for sale. En-
quire at Herald office.
Santa Claus soap can't be beat, 5
cents a bar--at Kellar's.
Oats are rather light wherever
threshing has been done.
3 bars of Tom, Dick and Herry soap
for 10 cents-at Kellar's.
Headquarters for smoking and chew
ing tobacco at Gitchell's.
Picture frames, mirrors, lamps, clocks
and silverware at Kellar's.
e. Brauch has added an oil house to
the buildings on the corner.
Try gold dust washing powder,
pounds for 25 cents-at Kellar's.
Plenty on tap and always on hand
at Pioneer Drug Store-Gasoline.
Geo. Palmer has moved into the
rooms over Elliott & Bach's store.
The Quick Meal is the simplest, best
and most durable Gasoline stoye made.
One barrel of the Best Cider Vinegar
to be closed out at l6 cents per gallon
at The Far.
a fine shower which precipitated
large amount of rain came along Tues
day morning.
Newt. Moore informs us that he has
sold his Yankton and Hurley mail
route to f. j. jerks.
just received at Pioneer Drug Store
finest stock of confectionery to be
found in the county.
Sioux Fails Press: Will Yankton
brace up and get move on herself?
Now is the golden opportunity.
Go to Pier & Fergnson's for Cali
fornia canned fruits. Grapes and
Plums OILY 81 cents per can; 5 cans for
100 cents cash
The Milwaukee railroad company
haze sixteen recently imported Italians
at work in the gravel pit near Eden,
Lincoln county.
Henry Fangman has purchased of
Mrs. Jndson 160 acres of land lying
one-half mile south of town. The
price paid was $4,000.
The Parker base ball club got away
with the Santee Indian club last Mon
day. With a seasons practice, how
eyer, the noble red men will be hard
team to down.
Subscribers of the Herald can get
their subscription for the Northwest
ern Agriculturlst renewed for SO cents.
when they renew their Herald. Regu-
lar price $1.OO.
The party who found an 1roned end
gate to wagon between Hurley and
John Parsons about July 4th, Will
leave same at Herald office and receive
pay for his trouble.
w. II. Shaft has disposed of his farm
three miles west of Hurley to Canton
parties receiving therefor $4,000. taking
part payment in Canton real estate
| MIR. Shaft will move to Canton.
A. II. McGrew says there is more
building gong OH st Centreville than
at any other town between Hawarden
and Oakes, Hurley will enter into
competition in the near future.
] The boss haying machinery of Dako-
ia will be found west of Pier &
Ferguson's store; 6 and foot mowers,
IL foot rakes and Acme hay rickers
and rakes. Sold by Scott s. Boyd,
\ Quite a number of outsiders have
been looking over Hurley and adjacent
property of late. and it now looks as
though there would be some life in
the real estate market in the near
future.
The official crop report of July 81,
! gives Turner county the following
standing, 100 being taken as perfect:
Wheat 81, corn 65, oats 80, rye 80, buck
| wheat 50, flax 68, hay 90, vegetables 95,
potatoes 85. Four reports were re
ceived by the commissioner, and the
foregoing is their average.
At meeting of the Hurley school
township board last Saturday, A. A
Rowen was chosen as principal Of the
Hurley graded school and Mrs. A. A
Rowen as teacher of the primary de.
partment. This action was taken by
the board under the section of the law
which provides that such is their duty
when the patrons of the school or the
director fails to make provision for a
J teacher.
We are informed by the president o1
the board of trustees managing Scot,
land Academy, that the new principal
, Geo. S. Fisher, IS graduate of Wooster
University, Ohio, has five years ex'
perience as a teacher and has just com
pleted a special course in the summer
school of Harvard University, Mass.
also that the assistant principal, Mis-:
Lucy Z. Beard, of Vermont, is gradu
ate Of two of the excellent state Nor
NAL schools of Pa, and is a borr
: teacher. The Scotland Academy ha.
already done excellent work in prepar
ing its students for teaching, a score o
whom have already taught schools
since they began attendance upon thu
Academy.
A special from Yankton to the Siou,
City Journal under date of Aug. 13
> says: at a meeting of the board o
trade and business men to-day at tn,
r city hall sufficient amount was sub
r scribed in a few minutes to insure thu
: extension of the Wilmar and Siou1