Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-06-06
Try Kellar's new Java coffee.
Hay land to rent at Aliens Agency.
NextSunday WILDE "Children's day

Next Sunday Will be "Chlldren'S day..
Summer coats and vests at G. NJ.
Piers
Gents fine shoes in all styles at Ras-s
mussen's.
The cut-worm is making sad havoc
with gardens.
Best patent flour $3.50 per sack at
Ferguson & Cos.
More new crockery and glass sets
just arrived at Kellars.
Straw and felt hats for men and
boys at Ferguson & Cos.
G. A. Near takes care of all the
tramps that come his way.
An unusual large amount OF prairie
is being turned oyer thss season.
The Dakota press association meets
at Watertown, Tuesday, July 23.
a nice, fresh, gentle Jersey COW for
sale on easy terms by Gowdy Bros.
New two-seated, half-platformsp spring
buggy for sale on easy terms, by Gowdy
| Bros.
AS we go to press we learn that Mrs.
Fred Snoopy died late yesterday after
noon.
Come to stay. p. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
leweler.
&C. Skinner has gone into the butter
business, and contemplates buying and
shipping eggs.
A fine line of ladies' and misses sum
mer foot wear just received at Ras-
mussen's shoe store.
Water set Of five pieces given with
each pound of Berkley's baking powder,
price so cents, ut Kellar's.
Harvesting machines are getting
themselves in shape to attract the
granger when he visits town.
There will be divine service in Grace
/ Episcopal church on Sunday, June 10,
at 500 p. M, Rev. Trimble officiating.
The attendance at school has been
very light this week owing to the
amount of sickness among the children.
w. ii. Munroe, of Yankton, who is
experimenting the painting on D. a.
Gowdy's new house, is doing an artistic
job.
T. Case & Son have erected butter
and egg warehouse at Parker and
4 Oat hor ha
! towns.
The household of w. III. Robertson
was made brighter Saturday by the
arrival Of a bright girl baby of regula-
tion weight.
| e, Brauch received from New
Orleans this week two young parrots,
which he VIII add to the attractions of
the Pioneer Drug Store.
i 1t is not every visitor to Parker from
Hurley that would think of engaging
sleeping apartments when they ex-
i pect to remain in town only a few
4 hours.
The Dakota Farmer for June is a
4 24-page paper filled with interesting
and appropriate reading matter. Send
to w. +. I. Bushnell, Huron, for a
sample copy.
4 Mrs. Mullenbeck, wife of the pastor
Of the Dutch Reform church, five
miles west of Lennox, was so badly
4 burned by the explosion of a gasoline
stove last Thursday that she lived but
a few hours.
The young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
s j. d. Perkins, aged about one year, died
Wednesday morning, having been sick
only few days with scarlet fever. The
8 family have the sympathy of the entire
community in their bereavement.
u Last Thursday being the eighth ami
versary Of Vera Browns birthday she
invited about fifteen of her playmates
TO enjoy the occasion with her. She
has number Of highly priced presents
as mementoes of the happy occasion.
, The large pelican killed by Willis
Sheldon, of which notice was made in
the Herald several weeks ago, has been
treated and mounted by d, G. Ward,
! and now occupies a prominent position
| in one of the Pioneer Drug Store dis
, play windows.
We understand that party who has
the inside track is trying to use their
Office to get parties to insert final proof
9 notices in the New Era which by right
g belong in the Herald. We respect
i fully adyise a discontinuance of such
y efforts, tor they don't pay in the long
$ run.
The Catholic church is undergoing
s extensive alternations this week, the
= interior being enlarged by removal O
y the partition, and being hard finished
y New pews are being placed therein
! and the gallery enlarged. The altar il
r also to be remoddled and the church
generally made more cheerful. Tht
exterior appearance OF the building
!, will be greatly improved by the com
: pletion of the bell tower. And in thu
!, near future a bell will call the parish
oners to their religious duties.
OLD SETTLERS PICNIC.
It BY request of many old settlers 0
). this county, the Bremerites at thei
last annual meeting voted to- chang