Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-10
April showers.
Farmers are busy seeding.

April showers.
Farmers are busy seeding.
Clean up the yards and vacant lots.
Sewing machine needles at Kellar's.
The best in the world-Acorn stoves.
Feed will be earlier this year than
last.
Railroad travel is heavy and steadily
increasing.
Lots of farm machinery going out
these days.
d. G. Ward is slowly improving from
his late sickness.
Best patent flour s1.25 per sack, at /.
G. Ferguson & Co.'S.
Don't forget that those accounts due
c. NJ. Pier must be paid.
You c.in save money by buying your
underwear and clothing of Sargent.
Frank Ferguson of Lennox, has sold
his lumber yard to j. II. Queal & Co.
A full line Of boots and shoes at bed
rock prices at G. M. Piers old stand.
DR.. Graves Office is at his new resi-
dence on the northeast side of Court
House square.
J.J. McIntire commenced teaching
his spring term of school in Middleton
township Monday last.
b b Smith loaded up his worldly
possessions, and with his family depart
ed for Lennox this week.
Can't all get onto the drivers seat;
but then there are those who will be
satisfied with bach seat.
The Jubilee prohibition meeting at
the Baptist church last Sunday evening
brought out large audience.
There are number of manure piles
around town that should be moved to
where they would be of some use.,
DR.. Graves has moved to his new
residence, north OF Herald Office, and is
now comfortably situated and happy.
Don't send away for your carpets,
but call at Allen Bros. and examine
their fine line OF samples and get prices.
From the Canton Advocate we learn
that VIM. Shaft is a candidate for the
position OF marshal in that thriving
burg.
The Presbyterian church building is
in the hands of the painters, and it's
outward appearance is being greatly
improved.
The ground is in an excellent condi-
tion for the putting in of crops, and the
farmers seem to be taking advantage
of the aforefaid condition.
Hurley schools commenced Monday
with an increased attendance in the
primary department, and smaller at
tendance in the higher department.
There will be divine service in the
Protest Episcopal church Sunday, April
13, at LOO a. nj. and at 80 p. m, Holy
communion at l2:OOm. All are respect
fully invited TO attend. Rev. DR.. Trim
BILE Will otficiate.
The advance guard of the engineers
of the Sioux Fails and Yankton line,
under Chief Engineer Jackson, reached
Hurley with their line last evening,
and to-day are engaged in locating the
line through town.
Tho rNsfoGsoa caff1aI tfc
new quarters, but, as yet. there has been
no increase in the amount and number
of remittances received from delin-
quent subscribers, to compensate the
editor of this paper for the additional
travel necessary to reach said office.
Wheatland Eagle:-Lives there a
man with soul SO dead, who never unto
himself has said, "I'll pay before GO
to bed the debt I owe the printer?'
Yes, there are some we know full well
who never such a tale could tell, but
they, we fear, will go to- well, the place
where there is no winter.
D. w. Fairchild called in Saturday
and requested the editor Of the Herald
to smoke to the health of his youngest
daughter, who made her first demands
for food and clothing on the day pre-.
| yious, Friday, April 4th. The editor
smoked, and wished the young lady al
the JOY possible in this life.
Canton Advocate: Chas. Ii. God
dard, b. A.. L. T.. B., attorney and coun
selor at law, of Hurley, SD, was il
/ the city Tuesday on legal business. Iii.
business card reads, 1--WE meet a
Philippi," but that wasn't where w,
met; we met in The Advocate Office
and found Mr.. Goddard an agreeabl
| gentleman, and one whom we shal
always be glad to meet.
/ Next Wednesday is the time set b!
the commissioner of school and publ
lands for Leasing said lands, and alivel.
time may be expected. There are il
Turner county some sections which
4 should yield handsome revenue to th,
school fund. In the vicinity of Hurle.
there are several good hay section
i which will doubtless bring good prices
4 There are also some sections in tn
county upon which considerable break
ing has been done, and where crop
have been raised for several years
Those who had the use of these lands
without even having taxes to pay
4 should now be willing( {? to contribute
literally to the support of the publ
schools, and the ersliving adjacen
to these lands, and who have been pay
ing taxes for the benefit of these squat
4 tiers, should see that the lands bring a
the rent that they are worth.
Notice to Teachers.
The April meeting of the Hurle
township teachers will be held satu
day, April 10, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Al. ALLEN.