Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-05-08
The best in the world Acorn stoves.
Best kind kerosene oil, l5c. per gallon

Best kind kerosene oil, l5c. per gallon
at Ole Shager's.
More new crockery and glass sets
4 just arrived at Kellar's.
The assessor is abroad in the land,
and you can't Dodge him.
Large variety of crackers at SC. per
pound at Ole Shagers.
Equal Suffrage meeting in Opera hall
next Tuesday evening.
Best French dressing for ladies' fine
shoes at A. NJ. Rasmussens.
Don't forget that Ole shager is selling
1 boots and shoes at half price.
The hardy Dakota fruits were not
/ injured by Sunday nights frost.
Try gold dust washing powder, 4
pounds for 25 cents-at Kellar's.
The band boys are preparing play
which they expect to produce May 30.
Ladies fine French kid shoes-hand-
sewed-the best in town, at A. NJ. Ras-
mussen's.
Il f. ~
Stoye repairs for any stove in the
United States or Canada for sale at
Murphy's.
a number of persons came down
from Parker last evening to attend the
entertainment.
/ II. III. Rundell and e. Brauch shipped
several cars of fat hogs to the Sioux
City market this week.
Ole wants to remind those old custo-
mers of G. NJ. Pier who have not already
done so. to call and settle.
Boys, if You want new style spring
hat, call on Ole and he will fit you out
and send you away happy.
Don't forget that we keep few
watches at Pioneer drug store that we
are not afraid to warrant.
Ed. jerks many friends will be
PANIED to learn that he has been under
the doctors care for the past week.
4 There will be regular services at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening at the usual
hours
4 Z. Brauch returned from his Sioux
City trip via Yankton. and brought
with him handsome cactus in full
bloom.
4 A letter received from Rev. Edward
Power, under date OF May 5, informs us
that he started that day on a trip to
Europe.
| Rev. S. A. Peck commences his mis-
sionary work next Sunday at one of
the two missions recently placed under
4 his charge.
Chicago, Boss and Globe brands of
baking powder, Is cents per can at Ole
Shager's. Sells everywhere at 25 cents
and upward.
Oscar Udell, who has been very low
I during Ethe past week, is some better
to-day, and strong. hopes for his recov-
cry are now entertained.
The meteor which was seen by a
number of our citizens last Friday
afternoon is said to have fallen near
Forest city, Iowa. The meteor was
very brilliant, and left train of smoke
which was discernable for several
minutes.
Lew Dibble is helping Contractor
Pool in his rush of mason and plaster
ing work. Lew expects to join Hurl-
burt's circus band at Fargo. about
June 1st, from which point they VIII
make tour westward and through the
Pacific states.
We thank our brethren of the
press for the good words they
haye said for the Herald upon its en-
tering the eight year of its existence,
|, and trust that they will always find it
E up to the average of the enterprising
western local newspapers.
Mr.. E.. Rcitf, who has been in the
. banking business at Marion ever since
that town had place on the Dakota
J. maps, started Tuesday for North St
: Paul, Mimi, where he will engage in
J, the manufacture of burial caskets
$ His family will soon join him.
Prof. Volght informs us that he will
!, remain in Dakota about fiye months
: and all who wish bis services as !;
teacher in music or the languages
5 should avail themselves of the oppor
tunity now offered. The Prof. is ar
J, excellent instructor and gives satisfac
tion in every instance.
q The Sioux City Journal of Sunday
!, last makes note of a real estate deal il
! that city in which Jas. E. Booge sells ;
65-foot front lot on Fourth street, tax
ing in part payment therefor 165-acr;
: farm adjoining tie city limits on tn,
south. Mr.. Booge will probably b.
: selling city lots out of this farm mex
!. year.
q The Parker Democrat says eth
q Boston capitalists who were backing
,s the Sioux Falls aud Yankton road hav
withdraw their support" Correct, MI
Democrat; but IN the near future yo,
r will discover that Boston docs n st con
"a tain all the capitalists of the land. Tha
Ie read is going to be built, and don't yo
q forget it.
n Lights and Shadows of the Grea
Rebellion was rendered to packe
n house at Opera hall last evening b
ii home talent, and the characters wer
Il SO well carried out that to say the pal
/. Elephants all done exceedingly well
! giving them merrited praise in ia mil
. form. Lew Dibble favored the aud
!. ence with 0, baritone solo during til
. | evening. which was we'll receiyea