Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-04-04
LOCAL MENTION.
Tea dust 20c. pound at Gitchell's.

iepdtc " SET out Shace trees this
spring.
Seal of North Carolina" at
Gitchells.
Garden making is receiving consider.
able: attention.
Dry goods at the Fair. Prices as us.
ual, the lowest.
No snide jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
a copy of "The Lamplighter" can be
seen at the Herald office.
A fine line of hats just received at the
Fair. Prices away down.
Everybody bring in your tinware and
get it repaired at Murphy's.
Mrs. T. w. Kyle, who has been
dangerously sick. is now improving.
VIM. Morris has moved onto j. Sar-
gents farm three miles east of town.
Prairie fires have been more numer-
Gus than pleasant during the past week.
The masons are busy laying the
foundations of D. A. Gowdy's new
house.
Geo. Duryee has moved onto his
claim formerly Claus Webber's) south
east of Hurley.
Tuesdays heavy wind blew in one of
the large lights of glass in the Pioneer
| Drug Store front.
d. a. Gowdy is occupying portion
of the Episcopal rectorage until his
house is completed.
Dode Alcock and family will occupy
the house vacated by Vim. Morris,
south of Presbyterian church.
Rev. S. A. French of Centeryille will
deliver temperance lecture in Hurley
| Sunday evening. All are invited.
"A building 'beeH is being held at j.
D. Per kins' to-day and he will soon
have house to shelter his family.
Monday was Il windy day, and the
smoke from the prairie fires to the north
of us obscured the sun portion of the
day.
\. John Mansfield moved in from his
Spring Valley farm last Monday, and
is now living in his Washington street
residence.
The young lady who lost portion OF
her dress skirt drapery Tuesday can
recover the same by sending to the
Herald Office.
| Potatoes are selling in Waupaca
Wis, at from ten to fourteen cents pei
bushel. 100000 bushels have been
shipped from that point.
An extensive fire guard was last
evening burned around that portion Of
the town not already guarded by the
fire of Tuesday evening.
Mr.. L. c. Frederickson, living two
miles South of Swan Lake, was so Sc
verely burned in prairie fire Tuesda,
. fore noon as to cause his death.
One of the evidences that there vii
be an extension of the Manitoba rail
way system from Sioux Falls this yea
is the fact that Jones Bros, principa
grading contractors for that company
are not looking for work elsewhere.
!, The building on Center avenue occu
; pied by Allen Bros, with 1.-THE Fair
: has been purchased by them of MI
!, Quigley. and the store room will be en-
E larged to the full size of the buiidin,
!. and alarge stock of goods placed there
in.
Gus. Bach says he got "April fooled
Y twice-once when his wife sent him
e a neighbors with a pail of water, whel
:, it should have been milk, and agai
: when the neighbor in question poure
$ portion of said water down his ne,l
: The ladies of Hurley and vicinity ar
requeeted to meet at Brauch's ha
early tomorrow Friday) afternoo
prepared to work. The late fires hav
left many families in destitute COL
dition, and clothing is needed at onc'
: Those having articles to spare are #
quested to bring them.
|; Arbor day needn't be waited for
o you feel like planting trees. With tn
u forwardness of the season April "a ma
8 this year come after the best time IL
:, :. tree planting. Any dav will he a goo
# enough Arbor daY-any day be the be
ter for the improvement of its oppo
tunities.
, One of those things everybody ougl
: to know, but few really know, is tt
:, relative size of shoe and Il Stockin
). - The size of a stocking required by
person wearing No. & shoe is 81 1ss-inc
!, No. shoe, 1O-inch; No. 8 shoe. 1O1
- :, inch; No. 9 shoe, l1-inch; No. 10 sho
l1H-inch.
We hope that each person owning
residence lot IN Hurley will, if he h
ty not already done so. set some sha'
ID trees in front of his lot this spring.
q will be only a few years until the
W trees will reach size and conditit
" that will add greatly to the aprearan
-. -, of the town. 1t might lie well for &
council to pass an ordnance Teq'ilTli
e, the planting of shade trees along t
ie walks and streets, and where parti
~ neglect TO do SO let the town boa
as have the trees planted atthe expen
Id OF the property owners.
'c. Eastern moneyed men are getting
terested III the coal find in Turn
county. Mr.. G. G. Whitten, genel
is agent for the Western Town Lot 9
SO and the representative VI several Cl
ls cago capitalists. is here ready for bu
It's ness. Prospect holes will be put doN
at once on land adjoining the toy
site and on the farms of w. II. Cor
lin and VIM. Harnies and others ne
TX. | +o,vp 7 Janses of large tracks of la