Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-05-22
Nice shower Tuesday.
Yankton is to have a gas plant.
Sewing machine needles at Kellar's.
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See the Mems Shoe that we sell for
$1.O0. Allen Bros.
Breaking teams are at work on near
lY every quarter section.
Best French dressing for ladies' fine
shoes at A. NJ. Rasmussen's.
Don't forget that Ole Shager is selling
boots and shoes at half price.
There is talk of a national bank at
Hurley, with a $4,000 capital.
just think of it Mems solid leather
shoes for only S1.Oo at Allen Bros.
Sioux City has been having dell of
a time disposing of $4,000 of city
bonds.
The Sioux City corn palace for 1890
is to open September 90 and close Octo-
ber IL.
Ladies fine French kid shoes-hand-
sewed-the best in town, at A. Nj. Ras
mussen's.
StoYe repairs for any stove in the
United States or Canada for sale at
Murphy's.
1t is reported that the CentrevilIe
Coal Co. will soon commence work on
new shaft.
That was magnificent rain we had
about four O'clock this morning
regular soaker.
They say mo news is good news"
That's what's the matter with our rail-
road news this week.
John Herigs was in from his ranch
yesterday, and went out loaded with
lumber and provisions.
Have you taken chance in the rattle
for thatfne hair wreath on exhibition
at E. Brauch's drug store2 .
Boys, if you want new style spring
hat, call on Ole and he will fit you out
and send you away happy.
j. A. Scott is putting up Jas. Withee
a large Halliday wind engine, with
pump and grinding attachments.
Hard wood plank and wagon making
and repairing supplies at F. NJ. Slagle
and Co.'S lumber yard, near the depot.
A bad looking cloud passed over town
about eight o'clock Tuesday evening, it
had the regulation roll, but was high
up.
Rev. Wearne will hold regular SER
wee at the Presbyterian church at the
usual hour every Sunday until further
notice.
The Northwestern depot at Canning,
Hughes county, which has been closed
for about two years, is about to be
opened.
Parker and Centreville Posts of the
G. A. II. have signified their intention
of taking part in Memorial services at
Hurley.
1 The rains of the past week have
frightened up things a considerable
and what is now needed is warmer
weather.
|. A letter from Carthage. Miner coun-
ty. brings the glad tldings that there
has been splendid rain in that section.
and that crop prospects are immense.
Don't neglect to read Marshal Pools
notice in this issue of the Herald, and
4 if you fail to comply with the require
ments thereof it may go hard with you.
| Banker Robertson is getting the ma
terial or, the ground for his new house.
The foundation is completed, and work
on the frame. will commence as soon as
Mr.. jerks is able to tackle the same.
| Aberdeen, May 2O.-Special: The
finest rainfall for nearly two years oc-
CURED to-day. Nearly an inch of
water fell in all and the ground is
thoroughly saturated. Advices for 100
miles in all directions sustain the i'm
preston that the storm was general.
The good done in this section is simply
incalculable.
| There will be convention of South
Dakota sheep breeders and wool
growers at Huron, June I'd and 4th.
An extensive program has been ar
ranged, and the meeting will be great
benefit to all interested in this impor-
tant industry. Arrangements have
been made with the railroads for one
and one-ffth fare for the round trip.
We were somewhat amused last Sun
day watching Mr.. John Mears in his
attempt to get some letters into the
postotfice box from the outside of the
building. Every time he pushed them
in they would slide back, until he
finally gave up in disgust and called
for assistance. The letters were finally
induced to get into the box, and Mr.,
Mears thinks the slide pitches the
wrong way.