Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-03-28


Trees are budding.
Clean up the back yards.
Rain--or snow-is needed.
Tea dust zoe. a pound at Gitchell,s.
Prepare to set out shade trees this
spring.
Seal of North Carolina. at
Gitchell's.
Genuine American dead-shot powder
at Murphy's.
Dry goods at the Fair. Prices us us
ual. the lowest.
A new bov arrived at Henry Fang
mans last Saturday..
The Hurley creamery is receiving a
thorough renovation.
Seeding has been pushed vigorously
during the past week.
No snide jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
The lake east of town is Said to be
fairly alive with ducks.
A copy of THE Lamplighter" can be
seen at the Herald Office.
A fine line of hats Just received at the
Fair. Prices away down.
Mr.. Smith expects to have his cream
cry in full operation next week.
Fence posts and farm machinery are
moving out of town quite briskly.
Mrs. Elizabeth fowler is building
new barn on her farm west of town.
A new invoice of that celebrated
Tycoon Tea just received at Kellar's
The season of lemonade, pop. soda
and milk shake is rapidly approaching.
j. NJ. Gitchell is now able to be up
and around the store part of the
time.
Clerk Bertelten estimates the cost of
the late term of court to be about
sl.7OO.
1t has been little windy this week,
and consequently there has been some
dust flying in the air.
Leonard Pier. the three-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Pier, has been
very sick for the past week.
Dode Alcock has rented Kytes hall
and will transform the same into a
billiard parlor and barber shop.
e. Brauch is preparing his hot bed
| and home raised vegetables may be
looked for at no very distant date.
Frank Smith has kept verv quiet in
regard to that young daughter who
arrived at his house some two weeks
ago.
b. f. Burr is building an addition tc
his house, the arrival of his daughter
and her husband making more room /;
necessity.
A prairie Are swept through Johr
Heirigs timber CLAIM, in the west par
of the county Monday, doing consider
able damage.
Mr.. WIN. Morris has so far recovered
i from his late injuries as to be able t.
! he ont this fine weather. He look
pretty thin. however.
1 Weare informed that arrangement
have been made and that work will h
commenced at once to ascertain tn
formation of the stratas which under
lie hurley.
c. F. Hackett was down from Parke
last Friday with petition in hi
pocket. Charlie wants to he clerk o
court. Mr.. McCartney's petition. how
ever. is getting the endorsement of tn
public generally down this way.
Gentlemen. don't mix your temper
ance in with the constitution fght
Danish the matter from your talk unit
after the 14th OF May. Use all you
; energies to secure the adoption of tn
Sioux Falls constitution and look atte
, the minor matters later.
The party who purchased f. u
SchultZ's so acre tract east of tow1
which takes in a portion of the lax
arrived yesterday morning from Cb
Gags and has commenced work to in
prove the same, intending to fit up
I. hunting and fishing resort. Mr.. Ret
went out with him to look over tn
house on the property preparatory
enlarging and remodeling the same.
Sioux Falls Press: E. A. sherma
thinks II the Manitoba is eXten ded
). Yankton this year the work must |
done by local company for the MAJ
) itoba management is going to take
rest in 1889 and devote IFS time
3 nursing the territory the road alread
traverses. When it does make anoth'
. break it will be- big one, and perhal
i building will not stop until the lii
$ from here taps the Pacific ocean.
4 Spring Valley Alliance.
Editor Herald:-Will you please pu
lish the following preamble and res
luton which. was unanimously adoptt
at the last meeting OF Spring Vale
a1l;,,nn a ,titb tba rnpnaSt that thp St