Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-03-14
LOCAL MENTION.
Boy at Kyte's Tuesday morning.
Tea dust 2oc norna =. c,,,-

Gitchell's.
Genuine American dead-shot powder
at Murphy's.
Dry goods at the Fair. Prices ;,s us.
ual, the lowest.
D. G. Turner's auction sale brought
out a large crowd.
A fine line of hats just received at the
Fair. Prices away down.
No snide jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
A resident Of Flandrau wants the
new state named Grovena.
A new invoice of that celebrated
Tycoon Tea just received at Kellars
Mr.. Henry Fangman is building a
residence on his farm half mile south
of town.
Mr.. Andrew GARY is building resi-.
dence on Center Avenue, just east of
NJ. Davey's.
Arthur Hill has been having seige
with the measles and mumps, but is
now able to be out.
There will be teachers meeting
at the school house In Hurley next
Saturday at l:S0 p. IN.
VIM. Norris got severe shaking
up Wednesday evening by being
thrown from q wagon.
Borrow money on real estate at
ALIENS AGENCY. Money furnished
promptly at lowest rates.
z. Allen was in Yanktsn Monday
closing up a real estate deal in which
Yankton parties are interested.
1t you want an ocean steamer ticket
to send for some friend in the old coun-
try, buy it at ALIENS AGENCY.
D. G. Turner and family start for
Oregon Monday next and will locate
for the present at Albany, Linn. Co.
Don't neglect ,yonr Insurance; 1t is
very poor economy. The best compa.
nies are represented at ALIENS
AGENCY.
Frank Wyman was on last Saturday
appointed sheriff of Yankton county,
the place being vacant by the death of
Fred Kincell.
Dode Alcock puts in the time between
shaves in paying attention to the young
daughter which arrived at his house
last Saturday.
The Yankton Press of the 9th inst.
says that contracts have been made for
all the right of way of the Y ankton s:
Norfolk railroad.
Anton Rasmussen his moved his
shoe store into the GurnseY building
and will use the rear portion of the
same for living apartments.
The second quarterly meeting for the
Hurley charge will be held on the 18th
and 18th of March. Quarterly confer.
ence commences at 2:SO p. m; preaching
in the evening by l.. Hartsough.
| Mr.. Ransom and family arrived from
Soldier, Ia. and will occupy one of tn
farms purchased by him of McMasters
Mr.. Ransom Is practical farm anG
there is lots of room for more just lik,
him.
| II the Herald's local colums are F,
little short this week, the editor offers
as an excuse the tact that he is recelv
ing short visit frcm his mother
whom he had not seen for nearly clever
years.
The Dakota Farmer published. al
Huron, Dakota. ana The Western Far
mer and Stockman, published at Siou,
City, Iowa, are now offered as pre-
miums to "paid-in-advance" subscriber
of the Herald.
Judging from the number of terri
torial newspapers sending out copies o
the Sioux Falls constitution las
week. all who take Tor ready news
papers will be able to know what the,
are voting for when they go to th
polls on the 18th of next May.
Mr.. Anton Rasmussen, Hurley's goo'
natured and solid shoemaker was mar
, ried last Saturday afternoon to Mis-
Cena Jacobsen, justice Elliott tying tn
knot. The Herald extends congratu
lation to Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmussen, an
trusts that their trials through lif
may be little ones.
: There has been great rejoicing durin
the past few days over the remova
; of Gov. Church and the prompt ret
ognltion that Dakota is receiving q
. the hands of the present administration
J, The ladies of this region also hav
something to make their hearts gla
a and to cause their faces to be wreathe
: with smiles; the event being the arrivs
> at Mrs. Robinson's store of her sprin
: stock OF millenery, which consists Q
all the latest and most fashionabl
shapes in bonnets, hats, ETC.. and
? large stock of ribbons, laces, and ladie
9 furnishing goods. Call early and ge
). first choice.
!. Union County Courier. Judge Xii
linger informed Us the other day tn;
he was thinning out the trees surroun'
ing his house and working them U
into saw-logs and stove wood. He M
r already worked up over rs cords
q wood besides IS saw-logs from 10 to
Q feet long and from l8 inches to 2fe'
= in diameter. The judge planted the
i trees himself about 20 years ago. TT
! farms all over Union county are dotte
Q with Just such groves of trees. OF cour'
: : some of them much younger growt
! 1t will not be but few years unit
9 nearly every farmerin the county wi