Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-24
End of volume seven.
Garden making is in full blast.
City election Monday, May 5th.

Sewing machine needles at Kellar's.
The best in the world-Acorn stoves.
Best kind kerosene oil, l5c. per gallon
at Ole Shager's.
Large variety of crackers at SC. per
pound at Ole Shager's.
Don't forget that Ole Shager is selling
boots and shoes at half price.
Try gold dust washing powder, 4
pounds for 20 cents-at Kellar's.
You can save money by buying your
underwear and clothing of Sargent.
Good girl wanted for general house
work. Enquire Turner County Bank.
Ladies fine French kid shoes-hand.
sewed-the best in town, at A. NJ. Ras-
mussen's.
Stove repairs for any stove in the
United States or Canada for sale at
Murphy's.
Ciarkson is the name of new post
office in Norway township, and Milton
Salmon is postmaster.
Rev. S. A. Peck will preach his fare
well sermon at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning.
Ole wants to remind those old custo-
mers of G. M. 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.
The Canton Advocate has discarded
its pink-hued paper. and that publica-
tion now looks as common as the rest
of US.
Miss Grace Trail, of Marion, and Mr..
CD. Wilson, of Mitchell, were married
on the evening of the 10Th inst. in
Marion, at the residence of Mrs. A.
| Rhodes.
c. j. Bach has purchased the Geo.
Deyo farm south of Hurley. Gus will
make a pretty respectable looking
granger.
Rev. A. w. Atkinson, president OF
Mitchell university, win deliver a lee
ture on Mormonism, in Opera hall,
Monday evening, April %. No charge
for admission, come everybody.
Department Commander Langley, of
the G. A. r., has appointed G. b. Harri-
gle an aid-de-camp. c. A. Near has
also been appointed colonel in charge
OF a number of South Dakota camps.
The Mexican Lottery Co. has been
making offers to the South Dakota
newspapers for advertising space.
Their offer to the Herald amounts to
1850 per year in cash, but we respect
fully decline.
A correspondent in the Chicago Inter
Ocean says that the bitter taste Of the
water in the Bad river. on the newly
opened reservation lands, is accounted
/ for by the falling of the leaves from
the timber which lines the banks Of
the stream. Chestnut?
The Winona Lumber Co., with yard
at Parker, invites the readers of the
Herald to call and get prices before
purchasing their building material.
Mr.. Conklin. the agent. is well known
to the people of this portion of the
county, and he knows that their trade
is worth asking for,
| j. A. Scott announces in this week 8
issue that he is now prepared to supply
the peopleof Turner county with first
class musical instruments and sewing
machines. This has, in the past, been
a much needed line of business at this
point. and the Herald believes it will
prove successful one.
i Maj. Harrigle says he will send a
i letter of coincidence to Editor Hackett
The MAJOR says Hackett smiled when
Doc. George knocked him (Harrigle,
4 down for challenging an illegal voter
at the Parker polls during the county
seat fight, and that Parker banker
paid the So fine to Rev. justice of the
ipeace
1 There will be competitive examina.
tion at Mitchell and Redfeld on Tues.
A day May 9th for the selection of candi.
dates as cadets to the U. S. naval
academy at Annapolis; also at Huron
May 13, an examination for the selec
tlon of a candidate as a cadet, to the U
S. military academy at West Point
There will be one candidate elected al
ca ch of said examinations.
E. Brauch filings his Pioner Drug
Store advertisement to the breeze in
this weeks issue of the Herald. You
all know that Mr.. Brauch keeps bet
ter line and larger assortment Of
goods than is usually found in towns
{ double the size of Hurley. but this yeal
he has added largely to his immense
stock and is making Improvements ir
4 his store to display the same to better
advantage.
PERSONAL.
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