Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-03-27
Local MENTION.
Bring in your job work.
Try kellar's new Java coffee.

SeiilfeVllie Is TO nave puDllc hall.
County commissioners are in session.
Easter comes one week from next
Sunday.
The county alliance meets in Hurley
Saturday.
A fine lot of Clothing just received at
Allen Bros.
Hats and caps regardless of cost at
G. II. Piers old stand,
More new crockery and glass sets
just arrived at Kellar's.
Charlie Murray expects to move to
Nebraska ir IA few weeks.
A portion of the Childs farm at Swan
Lake has been sold to Ole Hansen.
John Ryan, of Marion, was fined $40
and costs last week for beating his wife.
Those firebreaks ought to be attended
to now that the grass is in condition to
burn.
Woolen Yarn, Hoods and Nubias at
your own price at c. NJ. Piers old
stand.
Come and see the largest stock of 10
cent articles ever brought to Hurley,
at J. G. Murphy's.
South Dakota's condition is not very
bad when four per cent bonds sell at
premium of 95s cents.
Auction sales have been numerous
this week in this vicinity, there having
been one each day SO far.
For weak back, chest pains. use DR.
j. H. McLean's Wonderful Healing
Plasters. Sold by E. Brauch.
The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. C. A. Near,
Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
VIM. Haraeis' new barn looms up in
grand shape and makes quite an im-
proyement to his farm property.
If you want to buy fine organ
cheap call at the Herald office, and
see what q bargain we have to offer.
have choice yellow seed corn for
sale, 5 miles southeast of Hurley, sam
pie at Aliens Agency. r. 0. Pinney.
There are said to be quite number
of applicants for the position of clerk
of court, made vacant by the death of
Mr.. Mccartney.
The elephant" social and tea held
at Rev. Peck's last Friday evening
netted over seven dollars for the Pres
byterian society.
How about purchasing a county poor
farm? We would like to hear from
residents of different portions of the
county on this subject.
The farmers have been SO busy at
tending sales this week that the town
has appeared a little dull most of the
time.-Wednesday excepted.
Mr.. Langley has many friends down
this way, and they congratulate him
upon his election as commander of the
1 G. A. r.. for the state of South Dakota.
An extra fine team of heavy horses,
a No. team of mares and some three
and four year-old mare colts for sale by
1 j. Fitch, Hurley. Stable near j. Sar-
!. gents store.
4. Mr.. Nels Haugland and Miss Anna
Deidrich were married at Parker by
4 Judge Caldbeck on the goth inst. That
health and prosperity may be their
portion is the wish ofthe Herald.
/. Miss Matilda Hindman, of California
will lecture at Parker, Friday evening,
i April 4th on Equal Suffrage" Presi-
dent Ward, of the Turner Co. Equal
Suffrage association invites all to come
and hear that side of the question.
| There was small sized scrap on
the street Tuesday afternoon between
Jas. Madison and three of the Ludens.
AS Madison made the attack he was
| invited by Judge Elliott to contribute
$500 to the school fund with necessary
trimmings for the justice, marshal and
| witnesses, amounting in all to S6.75.
/ Judge Aliens court was engaged
Friday in the trial of c. S. Gothaab,
charged with an assault upon the per.
son Of Niels Larsen. The evidence
i was there and Mr.. Gothaab was fined
S5 and costs. Mr.. Larsen was then
arrested TOR carrying concealed
| weapons. He waived examir alton
i and is under $500 bonds to await the
action of the grand Jury.
a A resident of Minnesota recently
wrote to the editor of the Pierre Free
Press for information in regard to the
reservation country, and one of his in
# quiries was: Are there lots of In
dians2' The Free Press replies as
follows: "lt is backed by some of the
best men in the city, but the Free Press
is no prophet" We would suggest thai
this matter be referred to B. G. Ash
as he is good authority on this subject
A Sioux Falls special of March 24tt
says: estate Treasurer Smith thi'
evening sold at auction $3.50 900 wortt
z OF state bonds to the jarvis ConkliI
Mortgage Trust company, of New
York. for s1.Oas6. The bonds draw
per cent and run for twenty years. i
IS the first sale of state bonds in Soutl
> Dakota, and the price at which the.
J, sold is higher than any state bond
have ever been sold west of the Miss
issippi."
The following from an Iowa ex
change fits in South Dakota just a
well as anywhere else, and we know Q
some to whom the description fit
! pretty snugly: I'VE do not blame busi
J nesss men for forming associations ant
endeavoring to secure Legislation
against the habitual dead-heat. Th
man who goes to adoctor or a DENTS
: for service, or who buys groceries Q
i dry goods of merchant, or the ma
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