Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03

The garter snake has wriggled out
To sun itself and thaw.
And evidence is all about
That natures come to tuw.
LOCAL MENTION.
Rainy.
Snow disappearing.
That was fine rain.
Bring in your job work.
Try Kellar's new Java coffee.
Court is in session in Clay county.
j. w. kellar is on the sick list. this
week.
Hats and caps regardless of cost at
G. M. Piers old stand.
More new crockery and glass sets
just arrived at Kellar's.
Corn sold for 32 cents per bushel at
I. w. Murphy's sale Tuesday.
j. A. Scott moved yesterday into the
house just vacated by W. r. Gowdy.
County Commissioners meet next
Monday for their regular April session.
Woolen Yarn, Hoods and Nubias at
your own price at G. NJ. Piers old
stand.
The appointment of A. A. Powers as
clerk of court meets with general ap-
proval.
Peter Hansen has rented the John
Robinson farm, recently purchased d.
| A.. .Gowdy.
A nice line of carpet samples-in-
grain and brussels-just received at
Allen Bros.
| Come and see the largest stock of 10
cent articles ever brought to Hurley,
at j.. G. Murphy's.
\ L. S. Fessenden it an applicant for the
position of census enumerator-and he
is entitled to it, too
q. M. Pool is putting the finishing
touches on the interior walls of DR.. H.
S. Graves new residence.
For weak back, chest pains. use DR..
j. Ii. McLean's Wonderful Healing
Plasters. Sold by E. Brauch.
One year ago yesterday was the day
of the great prairie fires, which swept
| Dakota with such fearful results.
have choice yellow seed corn for
sale, 5 miles southeast .of Hurley, sam
pie at Aliens Agency. r. 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.
4 John Robinson and family moved to
town Tuesday and now occupy the
pleasant residence recently purchased
of D. A Gowdy.
Bro. Hackett had not heard about
the "iron kettle" when he published
last week. Wen, perhaps it was too
soon after the fire.
! Mrs. S. F. Andrews is having her
house in Spring Valley improved by a
generous application of paint. Messrs.
Davy & Masters are dong the work.
Parties who had presented bills to the
county previous to the fire, and which
had not been allowed, will have to
make new bills, as the "bill box" is in
the ruins.
/ The snow storm of last Thursday
thought little out of the general run
of things for this season of the year
will be a great benefit to the country
1t is estimated that ten inches of snow
4 fell. This will retard seeding, but the
i moisture was needed.
1 Judge BEN, of Olivet, neof Dakota's
old residents, committed suicide last
4 week by shooting. Mr.. BEN had 9
weakness for the "cup which intoxi.
Gates and this event was the result OF
his having drank twenty-three bottles
of Begg's bitters.
4 If all attorneys were like Mr.. Il. G
I Kennedy, of Parker, there would be
no cause for the Press association tc
complain of oppression on the part Of
lawyers. From personal business
a transactions we know he will do the
right thing with those he has dealings
with, and that can't be said of every
attorney in the state. Parkston Ad
vance.
Lars and Lawrence Jensen returned
4 Saturday from visit at their old home
in Denmark, and were accompanied by
81 eight of their countrymen, who came
to make their home in this favored
portion of the land of the free. NJ
q class of our adopted citizens have made
q greater advancement since settling il
, Turner county, than have these people
}, and a visit to their farms will conyinc'
any one that they are getting there il
4 good shape.
Il w. r.. Gowdy and family expect t
8|leave tonight for Sioux City, wher'
they will probably make their home TO
a time. we hate to see them go. The.
i, have been good citizens and good neigh
bors; and the firm of Gowdy Bros. ha
been instrumental in making for Hur
ley the reputation it has of being on
of the best stock markets in Sontl
Dakota. The boys have considerable
property in Turner county yet. and W
hope they may return to us again.
at the teachers examination held il
Hurley this week the following names
made applications for certificate
to teach this summer: Rose Walker
Mary Stig1nan, Ethel Pease. France
Appleby and Minnie Conners, Parker
Martha j. Schlosser, Rosefield; Ameli;
johnson, Norway; Anne Newton, Cor