Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-17
Local MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Plant trees.
Bring In your job work.
The carpenters are all busy.
Try kellar's new Java coffee.
It now time to plant your spring
advertisement.
The county commissioners have been
in, session this week.
Best patent flour s1.25 per sack, at /.
G. Ferguson s. Co.'S.
Hats and caps regardless Of cost at
@. NJ. Piers old stand.
More new crockery and glass sets
just arrived at Kellar's.
j. Fitch is building again-you will
have to ask him what 1T is.
Have you had that yard cleared up
and the rubbish hauled away2
d. G. Ward is up and around, but
not able to go out of doors yet.
Dode Alcock has moved into the
rooms vacated by DR.. Graves and FAM
lily.
Woolen Yarn, Hoods and Nubias at
your own price ut G. NJ. Piers old
stand.
The boomers will come with the new
railroad, and the price of real estate
will climb.
Daniel kennedy, at one time a resi-
dent of Turner county, died at Y Yankton
last Sunday.
The farmers are busy in their fields,
putting IN small grain and preparing
corn ground.
1t is rumored that the Northwestern
.contemplates building from Centreville
to Sioux Falls. AZ
The distance from Sioux Falls to
Hurley by the railroad survey is twen-
ty-seven miles.
Come and see the largest stock of 10
cent articles ever brought to Hurley,
at j. G. Murphy's.
DR.. d. F. Etter, an old and well
known resident of Yankton. died at his
residence in that city Monday.
l have choice yellow seed corn for
sale, S miles southeast of Hurley, sam
pie at Aliens Agency. h. o. Pinney.
Ii you want to buy a. fine organ
cheap call at the Herald office, and
see what a bargain we have to offer.
We are Informed that the Lennox
band Will accompany the Parker Odd
Fellows to Centreville on the 26th inst.
The town board have decided to COM
plete the grading on Washington
street. The work will be done by con-
tract. Z
The merchants are getting in lots of
| new goods, and perusal of the Herald's
advertising columns will tell you where
to buy.
The Sioux Falls, Yankton & Denver
survey runs on Washington street, be-
tween the fremont and Piers store
building.
The reason why John Parsons steps
SO lightly this week, and smiles so
sweetly on all whom he meets is. that
a young daughter arrived at his house
Tuesday evening.
| We believe that Hurley's population
will more than double the present year
ii its citizens will all work together for
the best interests of the town. We
must have that railroad.
The Michel boomers have decided to
change the route os their Omaha line
and instead of going to Yankton, to
cross the Missouri near Elk Point and
Ponca. Such line would pass near
the southern boundary of Idylwilde
township.
AS will be seen by a notice published
in this issue, bids are asked for i'm.
1 proyements to the Jail building at
Parker. What is the use of moving
the county offices again until they are
moved to the new quarters that will be
prepared for them at Hurley.
Elder b. +. Kittinger Of Gettysburg
Pennsylvania, says he has been suffer.
ing with a cold and cough. also his wife
that they took to using Chamberlain
Cough Remedy ard received great ben
fit from it. Yet he says, It was 81
1 pleasant to take" For sale by Emie
Brauch.
Rev. d. b. Mead. father of Mrs. r
Rees and Mrs. T. H. Judson, died al
\ his home at Nora Spring, Iowa, Sun
day. During the time that Mr.. Meac
. was resident of Hurley he made
friends of all with whom he came il
contact, and their sympathy goes Out
/ to the relatives of the deceased.
Roy Fowler had a curiosity the Other
day in the shape of q hens egg thai
4 measured 8 inches one way and So tht
other. While preparing the specimen
for preservation it got broke, and i
4 was found that it consisted of twt
eggs, the inner one being provided witt
perfect shell and between the twt
shells were the ingredients Iounu III a
well formed eggs.
A Sioux City real estate dealer, wht
has been looking over this portion OF
the earth during the past week, says
that from present indications Hurley
will. during the coming season, be ont
the liveliest towns in South Dakota
1 and that none but large cities will COM
anywhere near her in the amount o
buildings and improvements.
The debate on equal suffrage at Oper'
4 hall Tuesday evening brought out
fair sized audience. Rev. McIntir
was obliged to handle his side OF tn
question single handed, opposed by N
1 S. Robinson and Laura Alderman, A
Hahofn Mr. AfpIntir