Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-02-20
LocAL MEsTIos.
It's Lent.
Bring in your Job work.

The band boys are talking of getting
up another concert.
Wm. Harmless is preparing to buildl a
large barn on his farm.
Miss Alice Near has commenced
clerking in the postoffice.
More new crockery and glass sets
just arrived at Kellar's.
Joe Layne of Swan Lake, got badly
kicked by u horse Monday.
Ofcourse you will all go to the enter
tiinmcnt Tomorrow evening.
The alliance meeting held last Tues
day brought out a fair Attendance.
You can save money by buying your
underwear and clothing of Sargent.
Cranberries. sweet potatoes. boss
cider, best apples, :lt Pioneer drug store.
Stove repairs for any stove in the
United States or Canada for sale at
Murphy's,
w. II. u. Bliss, one of the proprietors
of the Sioux Falls Daily Press, died
yesterday.
Messrs Harrigle, White and Rees are
ut work making Improvements on MIR.
Bakers farm.
Come and see the largest stock of 10
cent articles ever brought to Hurley,
at j. G: Mnrphy's.
w. II. Gowdy will SOW 100 bushels of
blue grass seed on his Spring Valley
pasture this spring.
Call ut the bank and pay those Build
ing and Loan association dues next
Saturday, the 22nd.
Did you eyer see 'em beat? What?
Why that fine line Of confectionery at
Pioneer drug store.
The deal by which G. b. Valentine
disposes of his farm to Mr.. John Mears
was closed Monday.
The front end of II cold wave arrived
Sunday and the boys are enabled to
enjoy spell of skating.
Sibley WEIGH has been hauling rock
all winter for the lower story Of his
new barn. 1t will bea dandy.
The West Negus farm southeast OF
Hurley has changed hands. We did
not learn the purchasers name.
For Rent-6O acres plow land 3 miles
south, and so acres miles east of Hur-
.ley--terms cash, at Aliens Agency.
have choice yellow seed corn for
sale, 5 miles southeast of Hurley, SAM
pie at Aliens Agency Il. o. Pinney.
For Sale or Rent-The Childs farm
ut Swan Lake-275 acres-come and
see us. A bargain. Aliens lSgency.
The Herald said q last eek that King
cry & Son were selling patent -four at
$1.5O per sack; when it should have
said 81 .25.
1t is reported that two of the high
school girls are trying to learn to
smoke pipe. Don't do it, girls; it
isn't nice.
Special arrangements with the pub
fishers, enables us to offer the North
western Agriculturist as q premium to
our subscribers.
The twelve year-old son of w. II.
Stoddard met with severe fall on the
ice recently by which he was quite bad
ly cut about the head.
An extra fine team of heavy horses,
a No. 1 team of mares and some three
and four year-old mare colts for sale by
j. Fitch, Hurley. Stable near ]. Sar-
gents store.
The deadlock in the Iowa legislature
was broken yesterday by a compromise,
The democrats get the speakership and
the republicans the principal clerkships
and five most important committees.
The Weekly Rustler is the name of
Menno's new paper. which ARISES from
| the grave of,the defunct Rural Voice
1t is published by Chas E.. Clarke and
opens up with very fair advertising
patronage.
| You cannot accomplish any work OF
business unless you feel well. If you
feel used up--tired out-take DR.. J. II
McLean's Sarsaparilla. 1t will give
you health, strength and vitality. Sold
by =. Brauch.
] The NJ. L. society have selected the
corner lot north of the Episcopal church
and contemplate erecting church
building thereon as soon as the pIelim
mary steps now under headway, can bt
completed. This will make the fiftl
church building in Hurley
Mr.. w. Z. Baker, who purchased the
Warner place, west Of town. has force
of carpenters at work making improve
ments thereon. He is putting up ;
temporary house l2x30 feet which will
4 afterwards be used as a granery, and j.
also having a house 8x48 feet in sizt
built for his pedigreed Poland Chin;
swine. Mr.. Baker will erect a fin,
residence this summer, and the farming
community and the citizens of Hurle.
have reason to congratulate themselve!
upon the acquisition of Mr.. Baker AM
family to their community.
Friday morning last the body of J
n. Newhali was found lying by th'
side of the road about two miles north
west of Hurley. Mr.. Newhall had beer
In town Thursday, starting for hom'
about six o'clock in the evening. Th'
body was brought to town and jur!
4 summoned. The evidence showed tha
he was addicted to the use of paregoric
and that during the day he hud pur
chased four ounces Of this drug ant
4 that he had taken nearly ill of 1t. Th
4 supposition is that he became drows,
4 from the effects of the opium and fel