Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-03-13
Sewing machine needles at kellar's.9
The best in the world ld-Acorn stoves.
Next Monday will be st. Patrick's

This is the overshoe season of the
year.
The Swan Lake school closed last
Friday.
Clothing is cheaper than ever before
at Allen Bros.
Best patent flour sl.25 per sack, at 1.
G. Ferguson & Co.'S.
School closes Friday, and three
weeks vacation follows.
Don't forget that those accounts due
G. n. Pier must be paid.
Spring term of school will commence
the first Monday in April.
John Norwood is laid up with
strain caused by too heavy lifting.
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. M. Piers old stand.
w. a. Dodge succeeds Geo. A. Jones
as editor and publisher of the Eden
Star.
Turner county alliance will meet at
Opera hall, Hurley, Saturday, March
30, at 200 p. m.
It is eqpected that Rev. Jordon will
preach at the Spring Valley church
Friday evening.
More OF the "beautiful this morn
ing, and 1t maketh the herrt of the
husbandman rejoice.
Several real estate deals are abount
consummated, but we are not at liberty
to disclose them this week.
Prof. Allen is going down the road
Friday evening, and-well, well tell
you all about it next week.
Mr.. Cope, who purchased the S. w.
Kellar place west of town, has moved
onto the same with his family.
Mr.. Baker has moved his family into
the new house on the farm recently
purchased by him of Mr.. Warner.
A number of Hurley Odd Fellows
contemplate taking ID the session of
the grand lodge at Deadwood in May.
An evening of enjoyment If reported
by those who attended the entertain
ment in Opera hall Tuesday evening.
Homer Lewis is assisting JOS. An
drews on his Spring Valley ranch. F.
NJ. Layne will carry on Homer's farm
this year.
A number of the bold soldier boys "
from Huley will eat hard tack and spin
yarns with their comrades at Sioux
Falls next week.
We have been requested by some of
our business men to remark that there
was too much stock running loose on
the streets of Hurley.
Geo. Wormwood has ordered more
fne-haired swine. Surely, Turner
county farmers are getting to the front,
and they propose to keep moving.
The Hurley Cornet Band has decided
to put on I. S. Denison's famous drama
entitled, "Louva, The Pauper," also
roaring farce, {" The Kansas. Immi-
| grants" Or, the " Great Exodus" Look
out for dates.
If you suffer pricking pains on NOV
ing the eyes, or cannot bear bright
light, and find your sight weak and
failing, you should promptly use DR..
j. II. Leans Strengthening Eye Salye.
rs cents a box. Sold by E. Brauch.
E. Branch has received word that his
brother Robert lost over $4,000 by the
recent dam disaster in Arizona. He
barely escaped with his life, and his
safe containing several thousand dollars
is still somewhere among the debris.
Quarterly conference Of the NJ. e.
church will be held at Hurley, Satur-
day, March Is, commencing at 200 p.
m. Service at 7:30 p. M, also at HOO
q. M, Sunday. Rev. Jordon will of1ici-
ate. Acordial invitation is extended
to all.
The question of selling the county
poor farm was voted on in Lincoln
county last week, and it was decided
not to sell by an almost unanimous
vote. Tuner county should purchase
a county farm while the price of land
is low.
We publish elsewhere the official no
tice of the leasing of school lands.
Turner county has school sections
which are quite valuable. and it is ex-
pected that considerable revenue will
be derived for the school fund from
these leases.
The year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. las.
Rundell died Sunday evening from in
fiamation Of the bowels. The funeral
took place at the residence Tuesday
forenoon. The bereayed parents have
the sympathy Of the community in
ther atiliction.
Professor Eastman will deliver
plain talk" at Opera hall, Hurley,
Saturday evening. The professor and
his lecture are said to be very enter
tanning and instructive, and equal to a
minstrel show for fun. Admission Is
cents and less. See small bills.
During a visit to Pierre the last week
of the legislature we found the Turner
county delegation at their seats in their
respective departments and attending
faithfully to their work. The boys did
not do as much talking as some of the
members. but they appeared to be tax
ing a hand in the " still hunts"
A Hurley business man received
Tuesday two letters from different par
ties in Sioux Falls asking him the low
est cash price for his store building and
stock of goods. He also received a tel
egram the same day and to the same
effect from resident Of town near
| Eionx Ealls They must have Z. heard