Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-05-31
LOCAL MENTION.
Beans at Gitchell's.

Baled hay Is now worth ST. to SO
ton on the track.
"G. A. Il. Coffee the best in the
Market, at Gitchell's.
If you want to borrow money on real
estate, call on C. M. Pier.
1t seems to ram just as easy in Dako-
ia as it used to back in the states.
If you want to buy farm or town
property call at ALIENS Agency.
Brauch's building is ready for the
brick-layers to commence yeneering.
The Quick Meal is the simplest, best
and most durable Gasoline stoye made.
If you want to buy good sewing
machine cheap, call at the Herald office
soon.
Call at Scott s. Swans hay shed and
see those corn cultivators before pur-
chasing.
Rev. Peck will hold services In the
Presbyterian church Sunday, at the us
ual hour.
Murphy has the largest and best
stock of milk cans ever manufactured
in Turner County.
The Episcopal parsonage is now
occupied by Rev. Peck, pastor of the
Presbyterian church.
Corn is reported all right in most
localities, though. a few pieces may
have to be replanted.
A fine assortment, and extensive
supply of fishing tackle just received
at Pioneer Drug Store.
Assessor Allen called this morning,
enabling US to appreciate how little we
had of this worlds goods.
Insure your property in the az ank-
ton" with F. X. Berry, soliciting agent,
or ALIENS AGENCY, Hurley.
Bro. Hackett, was there any "bogus
bonus" used to influence the vote on
the removal of the Parker school
house?
JIG. Okken got away with den of
six wolves monday. A pretty good
days work when wolf ssalps are worth
$500 each.
Cord mesh and leather nets of all
descriptions at the Hurley harness
shop. Call and buy while the stock is
complete.
The cantata of Esther" produced
Tuesday evening by Centreville talent.
brought out fair house, and was en-
joyed by all present.
j. NJ. Gitchen has been confined to
the house for several days past, but his
many friends hope to see him at his
place of business soon.
A union temperance meeting will be
held at the Baptist church Sunday eve
nlng, at eight O'clock. A cordial 1nvi-
tation is extended to all.
The extreme wet weather this spring
enables road supervisors to see just
where it is necessary to put in the
work to improve the highways.
Chas. Withee soon got enough OF
Tennessee and is now back to Pecitonl-
ca, ILL.,, where he will remain until fall
| when he intends going southwest.
John Fangman. 1O-year-old boy, re
| ceiyed and ugly cut in one of his feet
Monday, caused by a horse which he
was riding running into a barbed wire
fence.
Parties living in the southwestern
part of the county report that last week
Tuesday they were visited by the
heaviest shower ever known in that
section.
Miss Annie Valentine. Youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Valen
tine, received severe bite on her un
der lip from the family dog, Tuesda,
evening.
1t there is aught lacking in the Herald
this week, please bear in mind that thu
editor has been acting as general assis
tant to the house-cleaning force, pre-
sided over by his better-half.
i While Mrs. Masters was attemptin,
to secure a COW which had pulled tn
picketrpin, the animal attacked hel
knocking her down and tramping OF
her, infiicting severe though not danger
Gus bruises.
A telegram was received to-day beal
ing the sad information of the death Q
& John Frederickson, which occurred a
Sioux City. Pneumonia was the cause
4 He will be buried in the Advent GENE
terry, near Swan Lake.
Certain Parker parties seem yer
much exercised because the tow
!, school board saw fit to relocate thei
school house to benefit themselves an
their property. 1t is a shabby tricl
but the board probably learned it {
home.
One of Hurley's citizens on bein
!, asked Tuesday evening why he was M
attending the court of "Queen Esther
} replied that he had that day "been
. see Julius Cesar" He had just drol
ped s275.OO into the hands of the coul
i. ty treasurer to pay his taxes for 1887.
Lake County Leader, "a: F. \
Brown Of The Leader and wife are su
0 fering from measels. This is Il
z fourth week of their married life al
y measles and honeymoon are luxuri
that are not often enjoyed by yo,lr
folks. They occupy rooms over NJ.
McGillivray's store, and are beiI
: kindly Jared for by their newly-ma'
friends.
e 1t is reported that Mr.. Lamson h