Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-05-02
LOCAL MENTION.

lOWn I'cTk.
LOCAL MENTION.
House cleaning.
Monday was a little chilly.
Best fruits at Pioneer Drug Store.
Hurley always fulfills her promises.
For crockery and queensware go tc
G. NJ. Piers.
Best grades of flour at Ira G. Fergu-
son & Co.'S.
j. A. Swan is moving into the Fang
man house to-day.
Attend the meeting at Opera hall
evening.
Come in and try that milk shake at
Pioneer Drug Store.
Brauch's milk shakes were in active
demand last Friday.
plasterers are at work at D. A.
Gowdy's new house.
No snide Jewelry ut Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
Broadhead woosIed dress goods, the
best made. at c. NJ. Piers.
Money 10 loan ut ALIENS AGENCY.
Rates low and terms easy
Everybody bring IN vour tinMare AMI
get it repaired at Murphy's.
A. 7. Boyd will occupy the house
bought of him by j. 1. Hale.
A thin coating of ice formed on
barrels of water Monday night.
Union service was held at the Pres
byterian church Tuesday forenoon.
j. /. Hale will occupy the Mont.
gomery house, vacated by }. A. Swan
We have only one more of those
sewing machines left at the Herald
Office
Come to stay--J, p. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
leweler.
Boss lemonade and Chesterman &
Barrow's celebrated carbonated drinks
at Pioneer Drug Store.
Violets have made their appearance
and take the attention and a good par
of the time of the younger school girls
The district convention to select
nominees for delegates to the Sou!
Falls constitutional convention meet.
ut Lennox. May s.
Mr.. John Fitch, who has been il
Iowa purchasing horses will arrive il
Hurley Friday with Il number Of lin,
mares and horses for sale.
1t is reported that c. G. Whittier
danced with nearly every lady in tn
hall last Friday evening. Guess tn
boys put up Il job on G. G.
The election of town officers occur
lext Monday, and the Herald believe
it for the best interest of the town tina
| the present board of trustees be re
| elected.
Insure your property at ALLEN
AGENCY, before you get struck h.
| lightning or Il tornado, this is the tim,
of year when you most need such il
! surance.
A democratic mass county conventio
will be held in Hurley, Monday, Ma
6, at two o'clock, to elect delegates
1 the district convention to be held /;
! Canton. May 8.
Lost-Between Hurley and the res
dence of Arch Rundell. Thursday eve
18th inst, a double gray shawl. Find6
will be rewarned by leaving same ;
Mr.. Rundell's or j. Sargent's store.
A caucus will be held at Opera ha
Friday evening at half after seven
select candiuates for the several tow
officers to be voted upon Monday mex
i After the caucus a meeting will
1 held to discuss the question us
| whether or not Hurley will celebra1
4 the coming i4th of July.
| Services were held at Catholic churt
Tuesday, to commemorate Pres
dent Washington's Inauguration. III
stars and stripes-the emblem of liber
and free speech, waved from sta
fastened to the cross which rises fro
the tower of the church.
q Quite Il little feeling was aroused
the Hurley q. A. r. camp this week |
the removal of the army corps banne
from their places in Branch's hall. |
some member of the NJ. Z. church pri
to the commencement of services la
Sunday morning. What objection al
could have to listening to the preac
: ing of the gospel under emblems whic
: to the boys in blue, are second only
4 the national emblem which they C;
(. rled by its side on the field of bait
we are at a loss to surmise. This h;
, was used by the Odd Fellows as
ladies reception room during the ce
bration last Friday. and it is suggest
by some that the party may have tax
the emblems to have had some coniit
!, tion with that order. and that he fear
{ that when the music commenced t
i stars, diamonds, hearts. clubs, ct
might enter upon their mystic work.
Quite an interesting case is develc
f ing in Spring Valley. Several yea
: ago Jas. Sherard desired to set out tire
: on his timber claim. and employ
County Surveyor T. F. Marshall to r.
: the lines of his farm for him. T
timber was set out according to \
Marshall's official survey. Recent
Mr.. Shurtleff. county surveyor, re-r
the lines, and his survey throws seyel
: acres of Mr.. Sherard's timber over t
line. Mr. S. thinking that he was
least entitled to the trees which he b
nursed and taken care of for fifte
wears proceeded to cut the same, wh