Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-04-25

End of volume six.
Small grain is looking finely.
State capitals come high this year.
The storm doors and windows have
gone.
commisary-general RYauch is getting
there.
Best grades OF flour at Ira G. Fergu-
son s. Cos.
The best goods for the least money at
g. NJ, Piers.
Remove those manure piles and clean
up the back yards.
There will be number of strangers
with us tomorrow.
A good soaking rain would be appre-
ciated-after Friday.
d. G. Smith took home corn-planter
and check rover Monday.
e. l.. Palmer appears to to selling
lots of furniture this spring.
Sioux Falls has been building l72
residences since January 1st.
Brauch got in a carload-or less-ot
oranges and lemons yesterday.
Measles appears to be getting in its
work in all portions of the county.
Large quantities OF new goods are
being received by Hurley merchants.
Walter Allen has moved into the
Boterman house in the Judson addition.
George Stout now occupies the house
recently fitted up by p. Allen, on Wash
ington street.
The Il. S. McCook Post &. a. Il. are
making arrangements to appropriately
observe Memorial day.
Prof. Foster says that this will be the
worst year for cyclones in the Missis-
sippi valley since 1852.
All lare invited to Opera hall to listen
to the address by Past Grand Master
Rice, Friday afternoon.
There will be services at Grace, Epis-
copal. church next Sunday evening,
Rev. Trimble, officiating.
Mr.. Anders G. Langland and Miss
Karen johnson were united in marriage
by Judge Elliott Saturday last.
Hurley lodge No. IS, 10. 0. +. re-
eivcd this week an elegant new silk
banner. of which they feel very proud.
Prof. Foster says we are to have a
dry season, and that corn will be worth
S1.00 a bushel before year from now.
Plant lots of it.
Have you seen that milk shake outfit
at the Pioneer Drug Store? 1t is a fine
one, and you want to call early-youll
call often often after first trial.
J. A.Swan will occupy II. Fangman's
house as soon as Mr.. Fangman moves
tito the new house which he is build
ing on his farm half mile south of
town.
Insure your property at ALIENS
AGENCY, before you get struck by
ghtning or a tornado, this is the time
of year when you most need such in
surance.
Rev. Father Coffey arrived Monday
to take the place of Rev. Edward
Power, who has been transferred, by
Bishop Marty, to Michigan City, in
North Dakota.
Miss Bradberry has rented the build
ing between j. NJ. Gitchell's and D.
Dwyer's, which she will use as resi-
dence and dressmaking shop until she
gets her new building up.
The most delicate constitution can
safely use DR.. ]. II, McLean's Tar wine
Lung Balm. 1t is a sure remedy fol-
coughs, loss of voice, and ali throat anC
lung troubles. Sold by E. Brauch.
Dode Alcock has moved into his new
room on Washington street, where he
has one of the neatest barber shop:
and billiard rooms to be found any
where. He keeps a stock of fine cigars
, and all popular summer temperance
drinks.
G. F. Hackett has been appointed b,
Judge Aiken as clerk of court for Tur
ner county. We are surprised at thi
action of Judge Aiken considering tn
strong endorsement sent from all part
: of the county tor the appointment o
Mr.. Mccartney. There is time com
y ing when the people will have voic
: in the matter.
The Yankton city council has givel
to Il. F. Pettigrew charter for
street railway which gives him an ex
elusive franchise on all streets il
: Yankton for the term of twenty years
= Work on two miles of track will b
= commenced Immediately. Yankton i
= very fortunate in getting a rustler Q
. Mr.. Pettigrew's reputation intereste
in that city.
. During Father Powers residence i
. Hurley he has accomplished great wor
= for his church in this and neighborin
, towns. in the way of erecting houses G
: worship and extending his field @
labor. The Devils lake country,
l. which he has been change, is a compa
< atively new one. and he will find ther
'e ample field for his executive ability.
u At the caucus held Tuesday in HUI
= ley Ira G. Ferguson, w. Elliott, ).
: Mann. j. Sargent and D. W. Fairchil
xx,ora nh aeon delapat + PC to the nypntjO
n held in Parker today to elect delegate
4 to the district tconvention-compo {
10 Lincoln county and ranges 50 and
Sc of Turner county-which is to place
te nomination candidates for election
III the constitutional convention to
y. held at Sioux Falls July 4th.