Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-05-30
LOCAL MENTION.

Borrow money at Aliens Agency.
Tea dust zoe. q pound at Gitchells.
School Furniture at Aliens Agency.
Best California fruits at Ferguson s.
Cos.
Insure your farm property at Aliens
Agency.
Seal of North Caroline" at
Gitchell's.
Best grades of flour at ira G. Fergu-
son s. Co.'S.
j. w. Kellar has just received a car
load of salt.
John Hogan sports a fine new horse
and carriage.
Farms and town lots for sale at
Aliens Agency.
Comein and try that milk shake at
Pioneer Drug Store.
Best tea in America for the money,
at Ferguson s. Cos.
No snide jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
Straw and felt hats for men and
boys at Ferguson s. Cos.
Best of everything sold at a low
price at Ferguson & Cos.
Everybody bring in your tinware and
get it repaired at Murphy's.
Insure your dwelling and other town
property at Aliens Agency.
Chas. Andrews was hauling in fat
hogs from Artesian farm yesterday.
Robert Patrick shipped car of hogs
to the Sioux City market yesterday.
w. II. Gowdy has rented the house
recently sold by him to Mrs. Jensen.
We have only one mere of those
sewing machines left at the Herald
office.
Mr.. John Parsons lost a fine fat hog
Monday while driving in a number for
shipment.
The election of school officers under
the township system occurs on the third
Tuesday in June.
Nearly all the South Dakota towns
are making preparations to celebrate
the coming 4th OF July.
The FIVE per cent penalty will be add
ed to all county taxes which remain
unpaid tomorrow night.
D. c. Ward is able to get around
town but feels pretty sore fram the
severe shaking up he got.
The band boys are practicing for the
Yankton tournament, and some of the
older bands are liable to be left in the
soup.
E. Brauch is making arrangements
to supply his customers with celery
from his garden the coming fall and
winter.
If you want to buy an organ you can
get bargain on one of the best in
struments made byl calling at the
Herald office.
A little cool for corn weather the
fore part OF the week, but in the east
ern states trosts have done much dam
age to crops.
1t is rumored that the Northwestern
and the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroads are soon to be as one body,
under the head of Vanderbilt.
Peter Allen is making improvements
around his residence property this week
New shingles and paint on the roof OF
his house and neat porch in front.
Ex-Judge P. G. Shannon is at present
stopping at Canton, Dakota, and will
take up his permanent place OF abode
at the city which wins the capital prize
The "Texas Spring Palace" which
opened at Fort Worth May 30, and
closes June 20, is being extensively
advertised by neat hangers and trans
/ parencies.
Sick headache, biliousness. nausea
costiveness, are promptly and agreeably
banished by DIR. j. II. McLean,s Liver
and Kidney Pillets Qittle pills.) Solo
by E. Brauch.
/ A trip to some of the newer settled
portions of the territory will enabl,
residents of Turner county to appreci
ate the fine groves which dot the bes
| all around county in Dakota.
/ Mr.. John Kingry has rented the eas
side of Allen Bros. store and has pu
in stock of fancy and staple groceries
which he proposes to sell as low u
they can be bought anywhere.
| When visiting Yankton parties vii
find the Merchants hotel to be the bes
place to stop. That veteran caterer t,
the wants of the public, H. F. Jencks
conyinces all his guests that he "know
how to run hotel"
i One of the heaviest things on cart
is a sheet of paper after it has beel
!. transformed into farm mortgage; i
always takes a strong man and hi
whole family several years to life il
and often it can't be lifted at all.
John Varcoe. book-keeper for the Sa
Jose, Gala, Times, was troubled with
severe cold, and especially at night ha
!. bad coughing spells. A few doses Q
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy CON
pleteiy cured him. Sold by E. Braucl
Articles of Incorporation have bee
filed by Yankton parties who will b
the first Of July commence the erectio
of an $4,000 hotel. The Morrison hot,
property has been purchased for s3y
600, and will form a part Of the ente
prise.
Mrs. Dell Phillips died last Frlda
night and was buried Saturday afte
noon. The services were held at th
Baptist church and the remains WEI
; followed to their last resting places b