Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-05-16
LOCAL MENTION.
"Come where the ivy grows"
best fruits at Pioneer Drug Store.

LOCAL MENTION.
"Come where the ivy grows"
best fruits at Pioneer Drug Store.
best California fruits at Ferguson s.
Cos.
Election of school officers comes
next.
The split ticke didn't get there very
heavy.
Best grades of -four at Ira G. Fergu-
son & Cos.
Henry Fangman has moved his barn
to his farm.
j. w. Kellar has just received car
load of salt.
VIM. Elliott will celebrate at Sioux
Falls July 4th.
Rev. Father Coffey delivers the Deco
ration Day address.
Come in and try that milk shake at
Pioneer Drug Store.
No snide jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
G. j. Bach has been treating his
house to a coat of paint.
Straw and telt hats for men and
boys at Ferguson & Co.'S.
Money 10 loan at ALIENS AGENCY.
Rates low and terms easy.
Everybody bring in your tinware and
get it repaired at Murphy's.
Brauch's new awning improves the
appearance of his store building.
Allen Bros. have decorated the front
of their store with neat awning.
H. II. Deyo has resumed his duties as
schoolmaster III the Freya district.
Not a single vote was cast against
the constitution in the Hurley pre-
cinct.
We have only one more of those
sewing machines left at the Herald
Office.
Come to stay. z. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
leweler.
ReY. Peck breaches the Memorial
sermon for the G. A. II. Sunday the 26th
at 3p. m.
Gowdy Bros. shipped three cars of
fat cattle to the Chicago market last
Saturday.
Tomorrow, May II, is the seventy
fifth anniversary of Norwegian indie
pendence.
The painters are busy putting the
finishing touches on D. A. Gowdy's
new residence.
Uncle Burr taught school Monday
for his daughter, Mrs. Anderson, who
| was quite sick.
Boss lemonade and Chesterman &
Barrow's celebrated car6onated drinks
at Pioneer Drug Store.
Household goods and organ for sale
cheap if taken soon. Call at residence
Of w. r. Gowdy. Hurley.
Peter Aeregaard is putting in 400
acres of corn this season. which will
help fattten his large herds.
Arch Rnndell is putting in 200 acres
Of corn this year. and will drive the
result of the yield to market.
Mrs. +. Branch got badly poisoned
with ivy last week, and has been con.
fined to the house for several days.
i A fine shower. visited this section
Tuesday evening. It was accompa.
MED by small amount of light hail.
Fires were quite comfortable Wed.
nesday. the cold wave from the North
Dakota snow folds making the al,
rather chilly.
| Tom and Harry Pier have planted
fifty-five acres OF corn on their fathers
farm. The boys are getting to bt
genuine grangers.
i Under the careful nursing of DR.
Graves. Mrs. Gurnsey has SC far re
covered from her protracted sickness
as to be able to be out.
4 Insure your property at ALLEN'
AGENCY, before you get struck b,
lightning or tornado, this is the tim,
of year when you most need such in
surance.
The new board of trustees tool
charge of the towns affairs Monda,
); evening and appeared as much at hom
as they did one week prior, when the.
J held the last meeting OF the term.
The appointment of j. NJ. Roper a
one of the trustees of the Brooking
Agricultural school and experimen
station will receivenniversal endorse
ment from Turner county citizens.
w. r. Gowdy has traded his residenc
! property to Mrs. Jensen, taking in e1
. change therefor her 5O-acre tract insid
the town corporation. One lot in tow
was too small for Rank to spread him
self on.
Extensive preparations are bein
made at Yankton for the firemen'
3 tournament to be held there June 1872
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