Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
Roads are rather rough.
Next Sunday will be Easter.

Roads are rather rough.
Next Sunday will be Easter.
Sewing machine needles at Kellar's.
Pretty cool weather for first Of April.
The best in the world Acorn stoves.
Hurley schools commence next Mon
day.
Did the boys :. catch you Tuesday
April 1st.
II. IL. Rundell is gathering in the
hogs these days.
Best patent flour $l.25 per sack, at I.
G. Ferguson &.Co.'s.
l'rauch mas been getting in lots of
new goods this week.
Mr.. Morton hauled out lumber this
week for his new house.
Don't forget that those accounts due
Q. M. Pier must be paid.
Rev. Father Hogan has been trans
terred from Parker to Elk Point.
Now is the time to invest in Hurley
real estate, and don't you forget it.
You Can save money by buying your
underwear and clothing of Sargent.
A full line of boots and shoes at bed
rock prices at G. NJ. Piers old stand.
w. d. Clayton has rented his farm to
the boys and will moYe to Centreville,
G. NJ. Pier has been busy at the coun-
ty seat this week looking after county
matters.
Tom Pier will spend the summer at
the ranch of Z. j. jerks, in Idylwilde
township.
Don't send away for your carpets,
but call at Allen Bros. and examine
their fine line OF samples and get prices.
Put the men at the front who can
help the town the most, and then stand
by them. Stand by them; do you hear!
Read the invitations of the Chicago
y Northwestern Railway Co., in this
weeks issue, and conduct yourself ac-
cordingly.
f. III. Newton has purchased the
building just east of d. Dryers, and
will fit the same up for postoffice ac-
comodations.
The Woman's Column is the name
of a weekly Boston publication which
is now being extensively circulated in
South Dakota.
VIC. T. u. will have a jubilee meet
ing at the Baptist church Sunday eve
ming. April 6, and will have speaking
on prohibition. All are cordially in
| vited.
w. IL. Robertson has purchased two
lots on Burns Place, facing Court
House Square, and will soon commence
the erection of a commodioIs and at
tractive residence.
1t is rumored that corps of survey.
ors will soon start out from Sioux
| Fails to locate the line for the Sioux
Falls and Yankton road, and that dirt
will soon be flying.
Boys should be careful about firing
straw stacks when hunting. The no.
tice published elsewhere in this paper
was called forth by the burning Of q
straw stack west of town recently.
A carload of supplies We're shipped
from Hurley yesterday to sufferers ir
Faux county. They were an offering
from the Danish Lutherans Of Turner
county to members of the same society
in Faulk county.
E. NJ. O'Brien, one of Yankton's
rustling real estate dealers, occupies {
full page in Wednesdays Sioux City
Journal, to set forth few Of the
many advantages possessed by the me
tropolis If South Dakota. That is ths
kind of work that counts in these times
of get there"
M. w. Kellar has sold his Spring
| Valley farm to L. 2. Flyger. 1t vii
/ be remembered that about year age
Mr.. Fyger sold his farm and persona
/ property and went to the Pacific slope
He has returned to Turner county, pur
chased two quarter sections--the Laynt
and Kellar farms-and settled down tt
enjoy life.
1t is with much pleasure the Her
aid learns that Mr.. j. Nj. Gitchell ha.
been rerated by the pension depart
ment and will hereafter receive a pen
sion of S72 per month, also arrearage
at same rate for about one year. Al
who know Mr.. Gitchell's physical con
dition will say that this is a just aware
and one that should have been mad
long ago.