Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-06-26
LOCAL MENTION.
Hail insurance at Aliens Agency.

LOCAL MENTION.
Hail insurance at Aliens Agency.
The best in the world-Acorn stoves.
Death to gophers" at Aliens
Agency.
Strawberries are selling at ten cents
per box.
DR.. Graves has been exercising his
lawn mower this week.
More new crockery and glass sets
just arrived at Kellar's.
The foundation for the new NJ. E..
church is nearly completed,
Try gold dust washing powder, 4
pounds for 25 cents-at kellar's.
Fire, lightning, windstorm, cyclone
and hail insurance at Aliens Agency,
d. w. Fairchild has been giving the
painters job on the outside OF his
house.
Come to stay. p. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
leweler.
For Sale, "cheap as dirt" an i'm.
proved farm near Hurley-Allen's
Agency.
Come and see the largest stock of 10
cent articles ever brought to Hurley,
at j. G. Murphy's.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler held the lucky
number-32-which drew the hair
wreath Tuesday evening.
Don't forget that we keep a few
watches at Pioneer drug store that we
are not afraid to warrant
"A carload of the best brick ever
brought to Hurley just received at j.
II Queal & Co.'S lumber yard.
DIR. Fowler is very enthusiastic over
the success of the Union, Iowa. hose
team. The doctor resided at Union
and knows all the boys.
It is said that Hurley is soon to have
an 0. p. joint. We believe the town is
much better off without it, and think
it will be a money losing investment
for whoever establishes the Institution
here.
The o. b. Chaplin hose team, OF
Union, Iowa, now claim the champion.
ship Of the world, their time being 4C
seconds. This, we believe, beats the
time made by the Yankton team half 9
second.
It is some time to election, but We
have heard W. II. Stoddard's name
mentioned in connection with a legis
latiye nomination. Mr.. Stoddard is {
representiye farmer, and the Herald
could support him heartily.
Service will be held regularly eacf
Sunday in the Protestant Episcopa
church at the following hours: Sun
day school, 1000 a. m morning service
II 90 a. M; evening service, 500 p. m
e. T. Simpson will officiate.
The warm strawberry shortcak
feature of the social Tuesday evenin,
| was quite taking of the patron
returning and taking second install
ment--and it was decided success. TIL
ladies worked hard and deserve the re
suit attained.
The first home grown new potatoe
to find their way to the editors tabl
this season were from E. Brauch'
garden, and they were dug on the 25t
inst. They were planted about th
2sth of April and are of the Golde
Beauty variety.
. j. H. Queal s. Co. wish to say to th
public that they are now receiving
new inYoice Of lumber, lath, shingle
etc, which they propose to sell at price
lower than ever before known in Tu
ner county. Call and see them and g,
prices before buying elsewhere.
There will be farmers's alliant
picnic in D.. G. Smiths grove mil
north of Harley, July 4. An interes
ing program has been arranged. II
best speakers that can be secured wi
address the people. Everybody invite
to come and help make grand celebr
tion.
The ladies OF the Episcopal churt
cleared $3.50 at their social Tuesd;
evening, and wish to return thanks !
! those who so generously patroniz
8 them. They also invite all to come al
try the new seats which they expe
soon to place in Grace church, +
which fund this money will be used.
: The Turner Co. normal school +
1850 will be held in Hurley. CONNER
i. July 2Sth and continuing three weel
i This will be an excellent opportuni
. for all who wish to review their studi
i for their own personal satifaction
: well as for those who intend teachir
!. The registration fee has been fixed
: $500 and board can be obtained at 50
: per week.
The Great West" published at
Paul, in giving comparative list
money circulation and the state
trade reports lS47 as "good tines"
- creasing to '57 when it was " boomi
times" j. w. Kellar of this town Sc
he well remembers drawing aload
potatoes seven miles to Iowa Ci
early in the spring of 1S4S. for viii
$, he received one pound of comm
y = brown sugar for each bushel of po
s. toes. Now the farmer gets four
10 five pounds Of sugar for a bushel