Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-24
LOCAL MENTION.
Bring in your job work.

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Try kellar's new Java coffee.
Ed. Heinrich now sports fine horse
and carriage.
All kinds of ground spices at zoe. per
pound at Ole Shager's.
A large number of shade trees are
being set out this spring.
Ladies summer footwear, finest on
earth, at A. NJ. Rasmusssen's.
The stage in Opera hall has been
greatly improved during the past week.
More new crockcry and glass sets
just arrived at Kellar's.
The Equa. Suffrage association meets
at Opera hall next Tuesday evening.
Come and see the largest stock of 10
cent articles ever brought to Hurley,
at j. G. Murphy's.
For boots and shoes in every style
and at the lowest possible prices, call
on a. M. rasmussen.
Teas, formerly sold at 80, 40, 60 and
10 cents per pound, now sold at half
price at Ole Shager's.
The two dray teams have been kept
busy during the past week, delivering
goods to the merchants.
/. Remember that your Building and
Loan association dues are to be paid
next Saturday. the Goth inst.
The household of o. A. Anderson
was made bright last Friday by the
arrival Of a young daughter.
The band boys have been doing some
playing on the street during the past
week, to the delight of the public.
II you want to buy a fine organ
cheap call at the Herald office, and
see what bargain we have to offer.
The Fort Pierre Gateway is the name
OF a newly born newspaper which
comes to the Herald office, and it is q
right lively youngster, too.
Fred Near made a trip te Vermillior
Sunday, returning Monday well ar-aed
having twelve muskets, to beu ir
the rendition of Lights and Sha 81
The Mitchell Republican calls upor
the proper authorities to suppress the
disturbances caused by the Salvation
Army leaders at their meeting in thai
city.
1t looks kind of natural at Johr
Kellar's store now John Mansfield is
there with his smiling countenanct
ever ready with his what do you want
for the halancel"
The special Odd Fellow train tt
Deadwood is expected to consist O.
fourteen sleepers and will pass through
Hurley, Saturday, May II. The far,
| for the round trip is fixed at $500.
Geo. Wormwood was in town brigh
and early Wednesday morning, hand
ing out the cigars, with the remark
"Its boy this time" All right
George, whenever we take smoke or
the 23d of April we will try and thinl
| OF him.
Hurley Odd Fellows are nearly al
going to Centreville Saturday. The,
will meet at the lodge room at 800 q
m.s and proceed in body to the train
which will leave at 9:20 O'clock. Th
train will return Sunday morning a
about one o'clock.
Elder B. f. Kittingero of Gettysburg
Pennsylvania, says he has been suffer
ing with cold and cough. also his wife
that they took to using Chamberlain
Cough Remedy ard received great ben
4 fit from it. Yet he says, 1t was $
pleasant to take" For sale by Emie
Brauch.
/ Auditor Taylor has the thanks Of tn
Herald for pamphlet copy of ,th
assessmet laws of South Dakota, cor
tanning instructions to assessors, an
other valuable matter. If the instrut
tions Of the volume are carried out
much property which has heretofor
A escaped taxation will bear its share Q
the expenses Of the state and county.
/ The first of the monthly magazine
for May to reach our table is Cooley
Lady's Book. This number of tn
4 ladies' favorite fashion magazine is
i perfect feast for them. The fashio
4 plates are magnificent, and the literar
features are fully up to the standard Q
even this popular monthly, whic
grows in favor with each successiv
number.
The Hot Springs, South Dakot;
people have rather "got their foot i
4 it," They invited the South Dakot
Press assn to make them a visit, ter
4 dering them the inequalities of tn
city, free of charge, as long as the
\ might see ft to remain. And mo-
some of the newspaper boys sugges
that it might be advisable to stay ii
latter harvest"
We doubt If there are many people
4 the county which will uphold ii
4 Arney in the personal attack which B
made upon the editor of the New Ell
I at Parker last Monday. The publ
well knows that the Herald has bee
opposed to the New Era IN the charge
4 which it has made against the offici'
conductor the county board; but q ma
i who is rot willing that his acts shoul
be criticized by the press and public hs
no business to accept an Office whic
makes him the servant OF the peopl
and in resorting to the tactics Of tn
4 bulldozer and bully, Commissions
Arne9 in nowise fortifiasS his positio
4 before the public, but strely lowel
himself in the estimation OF all,