Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-04-12
LOCAL MENTION.

raTlHeTS are DuSy IN Cne neluS.
Garden plowing has commenced.
Onion sets at Pioneer Drug Store.
Considerable wheat has been sown.
Sewing machine needles at Kellar's,
The grass is beginning to show its
green.
Genuine spring weather, but little
Marchy.
Storm windows and doors are being
removed.
Graden Seeds and seed corn at
Gitchell's.
A two months term of school will
open Monday.
Warranted garden seed of all kinds ut
Pioneer Drug Store.
Base bali is now receiving some at
tention from the boys.
Go to Murphv's and buy the Boss
Harrow. the best made.
G. A. Near has lost 26 head of hogs
this spring from cholera.
A. A. Basye has sold his Swan Lake
farm to Lincoln Conway.
Don't forget to call at Pioneer Drug
Store for the best garden seed.
More flax will be raised in this yicin-
lty this year than there was last.
Gid. Howell has his gang of hay
pressers atwork on the straw piles.
MIR. Gallagher has been building a
house on his farm southeast of town.
G. G. Skinner has moved into the
rooms over Murphy's hardware store.
The Quick Meal is the simplest, best
and most durable Gasoline stoye made.
The members of Hurley school are
about purchasing a set of encyclopedia
A. b. Tomlinson shipped two cars OF
feeders to the Sioux City market Tues
day.
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.
Isaac Watson has departed for parts
unknown, leaving quite a number to
mourn his departure.
| Hurley merchants shipped about
5000 dozen eggs last month, and the
season isn't fairly opened.
We notice by the Journal that the
Centreville Roller mills are shipping
"tlower" south by the carload.
A valuable well-improved farm O
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 first-clsss timer.
T. b. Quigley, living near Lennox
brought fine lot of cattle to the Hur
ley market this week for shipment.
John Shultz has sold his farm thre
miles west of town for Sl,7OO, to
payty who recently arrived from niol
county.
Uncle Burr came very near getting
too much fire Tuesday afternoon,
gust of wind taking his clearing-up fir
in close proximi ty to his stable an
Stout's blacksmith shop.
, We have.personal reasons for wishin
the town marshal would COMPEL mel
chants to keep their plows. ETC., off tn
sidewalk. Somebody will get badl
hurt some of these dark nights.
Oscar B. Allen writes to his brothe
Bert that he was in tho New Hampton
: wreck on the Milwaukee road. lie wa
4 in the coach IN the rear of the smoking
J. car, and was considerably bruised.
A. B. Smith has recently erected
: 12-foot windmill on his farm north {
town, and besides pumping water for h
stock, in propells feed-mill, does til
churning and turns the grind-stone.
Scott s. Swan have received a stoc
of corn-planters, check-rowers, an
other machinery of the Standard mai
ufacture. If you purchase before e,
s amining these machines you wi
regret it.
y Mrs IL. Barker will deliver HI
: famous lecture on the "Mammot
\ Cave" at kyte's hall next Mouday ev
ming, April 16. The lecture is spoke
of very highly by those who ha,
heard it; and and those of our cltizel
;. - who have heard Mrs. Barker speak Q
other topics know her capability as
public lecturer Admission % cent
children Is cents.
$. Two weeks ago the Herald mat
n, mention of the fact that much prai
S, was bestowed upon the younger mer
D. bers of Miss CANDLES sshool for Il
10 manner in which their parts we
re- carried at the school exhibition. v
d. have since learned that to Miss Deu
B. much of the praise IS due 1or the trai
ing they had received, and that lar
portion of them were members of h
school.
" Messrs J. M. Gitchell and E. Brau'
e. have made deal by which Mr.. Cite
,e ell is now owner of the property oec
b. pied by Mr.. Brauch, and Mr.. Brau
takes in exchange the property occ
pied by Mr.. Gitchell east OF the raliro'
ar track. Work will now be pushed
d. Mir. Brauch on his new store buildir
~ inst east of the Herald Office. "
It building will be 24xlo, two stori'
eli yeneered with brick and covered wi
an iron roof