Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-03-21
LOCAL MENTION.
Tea dust 2Oc. a pound at Gi1cnell,s

Genuine American dead-shot powder
at Murphy's.
Dry goods at the Fair. Prices as us
ual, the lowest.
No snide jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
Mrs. Goddard who has been sick is
now able to be around.
A copy of THE Lamplighter" can b
seen at the Herald office.
Wild geese and ducks are plentiful,
and hunters are happy.
I. w. Murphy's store building is re-
ceiving coat of paint.
A fine line of hats just received at the
Fair. Prices away down.
II. j. Benson is building anew house
on his farm southeast of town.
Robins have put in their appearance,
and spring seems to be upon us.
Machine agents are getting their
wares in order for the spring trade.
There are already number of build
ings in sight for Hurley this spring.
A new invoice of that celebrated
Tycoon Tea just received at Kellar's
If you want to hear Ed. Heinrich
smile, ask him if he ever sat on Jury.
Spring term of the United States
court opens at Yankton Tuesday, April
I'd.
G. I'll. Goddard this week made pur-
chase of the lot adjoining his residence
property.
Only six down with the measles at
G. NJ. Piers this week. All getting
along, however.
D. w. Fairchild received more
blooded stock from the east this week.
Weed out the scrubs.
Borrow money on real estate at
ALIENS AGENCY. Money furnished
| promptly at lowest rates.
4. Commissioner Bacon was in town
Monday making preparations for his
spring farming operations.
| G. a. Near has moved his office up
near the postof1ice, and Judge Elliott
will Office with him hereafter.
| Jos. Withee has moved up from
Yankton county, and has leased the
Hancock farm, east of Hurley.
| If you want an ocean steamer ticket
to send for some friend in the old coun-
try, buy it at ALIENS AGENCY.
Attorney Goddard was at Parker
Saturday sitting as referee in the case
of Worthington VS.. Worthington.
Ira G. Ferguson has rented I. W.
Murphy's store building, and will soon
open business with stock of groceries.
There is a rumor afloat to the effect
that Scott, Slower & Co.. of Centerville
will soon engage in business at Hur-
ley.
JIG. Murphy has builta platform on
which to display machinery, and pro-
poses to rustic for his share of the
trade.
Don't neglect your Insurance;it it is
very poor economy. The best compa
nies are represented at ALIENS
AGENCY.
The Spring Valley grangers, and
their wives, will meet at the Buchanan
school house next Saturday at one
o'clock p. m.
Daniel Unruh received a car of ium.
ber the fore part of the week, to be
used in making Improvements on his
farm west of town.
j. "A Swan has enlisted with Elliott
i. & Bach for the summer campaign, anC
: the machine business will be right
, lively at headquarters.
j. Attorney Goddard won three cases
, this week besides doing legal business
at Centerville, Parker and Wakonda
He naturally feels good.
! j. c. Murphy commences talking
+ farm machinery this week through
Y the Herald, and proposes to make
$ things lively in that line this season.
!. Judge Elliotts court was occupied
8 Tuesday afternoon in trying cas-
: where suit was brought for wages due
and was decided in favor OF plaintiff.
r. j. Hill has purchased of c. II
Goddard the lot adjoining him on th'
9 southwest, which gives Mr.. Hill ;
;, frontage of 100 on Court House Square
Several parties are now prospecting
: in the coal fields near Violin. AT last
accounts they were working in slat
formation and felt highly pleased witt
the indications.
r D. A. Gowdy has commenced worl
n on his new residence, facing Cour
G House square. The location is fin
+ one. and the house will be second t.
# none in Hurley.
/ JohnJ. Cutter has been commissioner
. by President Harrison to run. the Par
6 6 ker postoflice. An appointment tha
l. will give general satisfaction to. thos
y having business with that Office.
The Dakota Farmer published, a
& Huron, Dakota. ana The Western Fal
mer and Stockman, published at Siou;
a City, Iowa, are now offered as pre-
# miums to "paid-in-advance' subscriber
e of the Herald.
,e The Sioux City Journal played rathe
d slick game on the country newspaper
this week. 1t dropped its column Q
state and territorial intems. thus CON
pelling the country editor to rustic 10
e items or go without. 1t will be nc
d ticed that the Herald is a little shor
s, on Dakota Items" this week.
q C.B. Valentine and Peter Allen ar
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