Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-02-28
LOCAL MENTION.
Lent commences next Wednesday.
School commanraf1 Nfondor

oe;l OF North Carolina" at
Gitchell's.
Genuine American dead-shot powder
at Murphy's.
Special bargains in ladies wool hose
at G. NJ. Piers.
Danforth and Knapp, bankers at
Parker have dissolved.
Shaver 4 Dow's crackers-the best
made-at c. Nj. Piers.
We hear that G. D. Cone has pub
lished "a Strange Story"
b. F. Smith has moved into his new
Washington street residence.
A new invoice of that celebrated
Tycoon Tea just received at Kellar's
The mumps are now occupying the
attention of a number of our citizens.
There is not a vacant building in
town; but there are several demands
for houses.
A number OF tenement houses would
be u good investment in Hurley at the
preseut time.
Borrow money on real estate at
ALIENS AGENCY. Money furnished
promptly at lowest rates.
DIR. Ii. S. Graves has been confined to
his bed during the past week, but is
now gradually improving.
j. NJ. Gitchell has so far recovered
from his late sickness that he is able to
be up and around the house.
Editor Hoyt of the Parker Press is
father of a nine pound boy, who put in
an appearance on the Goth inst.
II you want an ocean steamer ticket
to send for some friend in the old coun-
try, buy it at ALIENS AGENCY.
The Hurley band is practicing for
the summer campaign, which will open
with the I. O.. O. +. celebration, April
26.
Mr.. II. j. Benson has an extensive
sale.of horses and cattle on the Sragent
farm, three miles east of Hurley, March
9th.
Don't neglect your Insurance; it is
very poor economy. The best compa
MES are represented at ALIENS s
AGENCY.
March there will be sale of stock,
farming machinery, household goods,
ETC.. at the Hancock farm, three miles
east of Hurley.
Commissioner Bacon reports his fam
lily as suffering from the mumps, and
that his Oldest son has an abscess form
ing back of one Of his ears.
Applicants for the Hurley postoffice
are keeping mighty quiet these days
When the Lall once opens there will
probably be life enough to make up for
lost time however.
Union prayer meetings are being
held at the Presbyterian church Tues.
day evenings. Brauch's hall Wednesday
evenings, and at the Baptist church
Thursday evenings.
The memorial service for Miss Kate
Elliott which were announced to be
held at Presbyterian church next Sun
day have been postponed on account Of
sickness in the family.
There is no danger in giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children, as
it contains no injurious substance; be
sides it is unequalled for colds ant
Ef>r c1a hy
Emiel Brauch.
The Dakota Farmer, published a
+, Huron, Dakota, and The Western Far
, mer and Stockman, published at Sicu,
/, City, Iowa, are now offered as pre-
miums to "paid-in-advance" subscriber.
. of the Herald.
). Last week the Herald mentioned tn
fact that Elliott & Bach had receive'
an invoice of screen doors. This wee
they have been receiving binding twint
No flies on that firm, and they propos
!, to be ready for the harvest.
Y Mrs. Emma Judson has accepted tn
agency of one of the leading bible put
) fishing houses OF the country, and fror
s an examination of sample copy an
+ prices, we feel confident that the publ
= have never before had an epportunit
of getting so complete and elegantl
bound Il volume of this "good book ;
/ the price at which she is offering then
I Yankton Press, 25th: Hon Josep
Allen, representative from this distric
: who is in town to-day, came down frol
Bismarck to secure an explanation {
: the insane asylum estimates for tn
ensuing two years. Nothing but th
estimates was sent in and the apprt
u priations committee, of which Mr.. ALE
: is member, wants more light on tn
subject. Mr.. Allen is at the asylul
this afternoon comforting with the o
icials.
II The man who doesn't take u papt
o was in town the other day. He first 81
q his watch by a sign hanging up in fro1
u Of a jewelry store and theh engaged
u conversation for ten minutes with
1t dummy in front Of a stors. Just beto1
e leaving town he stepped up to a dl
$. goods store and wiped his nose on lt'
'r curtain hanging out for display. .Th
: is the same man who remarked son
+ time ago that county papers were NJ
q worth seyenty-five cents year III
E. that men who run them knew abs
er 'lutely nothing, A great man is he.
Elk.
= The March number of Godey's Lady
~ Book is as breezy as the month +
70 which it is issued The frontlspiece
le well executed and aptly named. ~
~ colored and black fashions show u
~ 1.4ast nnuaitias for the early SpriI