Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-03-20
LOCAL MENTION.
Bring in your Job work.

SSOlQS seem 10 De III taSnl0n JuSC now.
A fine lot of Clothing just received at
Allen Bros
Hats and caps regardless of cost at
G. NJ. Piers old stand.
More new crockery and glass sets
just arrived at Kellar's.
"A very small audience attended Prof.
Eastman's lecture Monday evening.
AS tar as heard from, Huron, Pierre
and Watertown will enter the capital
race.
Woolen Yarn, Hoods and Nubias at
your own price at G. NJ. Piers old
stand.
Garden seeds are now among the
articles offered for sale by our mer-
chants.
Come and see the largest stock of 10
cent articles ever brought to Hurley,
at j. G. Murphy's.
major Pickles is the way the Sioux
City journal puts it in speaking of
South Dakota's respectde womans
rights champion.
Slh. Welch is still hauling rock for
that new barn. Must be he is agoing
TO have big one.
Mrs.,I w. Kingery and Mrs. w. E.
Allen have been having Il severe dose
OF la grippe this week
For weak back, chest pains. use DR..
j. IL. McLean's Wonderful Healing
Plasters. Sold by E. Brauch.
If you want to buy fine organ
cheap call at the Herald office, and
see what a 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.
Mass will be held at the Catholic
church, Hurley. Sunday. March 23, at
lu:3o Il. M, Rev. j. w. Gavin, ofliclat-
ing.
I. w. Murphy has sale of stock,
farm machinery and grain at his farm
one mile south of Hurley on the 9th
inst.
L. w. Murphy has leased his farm to
| Henry Fangman and the house thereon
| to Mrs. Alderman and will move to
| Sioux Falls.
Mr.. Oliver Shannon, a former resi-
dent of Yankton, died at the residence
of his daughter, Mrs. d. L. Pratt, in
Sioux City, last Friday.
Please remember that the w. G. r.
4 U. will meet the last Tuesday in every
month. They will meet Mrs. John
! Kingery, Tuesday, March 25.
An extra fine team of heavy horses
a No. team of mares and some three
and four year-oid mare colts for sale by
j. Fitch, Hurley. Stable near j. Sar
gents store.
| The w. q. T.U. convention for th'
southeast district Of the state will b.
held at Parker, April 2,3 and 4. Al
interesting program has been prepared
and all are invited.
An extensive sale of stock, farming
4 implements and household goods vii
be held at the farm Of E. NJ. Mann
4 three miles southwest of Swan Lake
Monday the oath inst.
Elephant Sociable at the residence 0
a. S. Peck next Friday evening. re
from 6 to o'clock; then come the ele
plants, charades, etc. Tea 10 cents, a
usual. Come one, come all.
"A Hurley business man tried to pas
a $3.50 gold piece onto the editor of tn
Herald for penny. Probably though
he didn't handle money enough so tha
he would know the difference.
The "boys" have been "drawing" ne,
suits to replace ''the faded coat 9
blue" but if the Sioux Fallsites tax
them for "raw recruits" they are liabl
to get left on the final round up.
Representative Hess of Moody count
denies the report that he took poison q
Pierre. DIR. Brown, who was called I
attend him, says the poison he took
commonly known as "rot-gut" whisk..
Yon cannot accomplish any work 0
business unless you feel well. If 70
feel used up Tired out-take DR.. J. I
McLean's Sarsaparilia. 1t will gil
you health, strength and vitality. Sol
$ by q. Brauch.
Gowdy Bros. will sell at publ
auction in Hurley, Wednesday, Marc
26, horses, buggies, wagon, househol
goods. and other articles too numero,
to mention. Nine months time at
per cent interest on all sums of s
and over.
|. Rev. Jordon, presiding elder OF IL
9 NJ E. church, preached at Opera ha
last Sunday morning, and Judging fro
the words of praise from those WI
heard him it is safe to predict thi
!, !, there will be no empty benches in Il
!, , hall when he next visits Hurley.
The Herald this week publishes tt
law relating to the disposition OF Il
school lands. In supplement form
S also supplies its readers with the la
J. governing the sale of intoxicatir
: liquors. There was no provision mat
: by the legislature for the publicatit
of any of the laws, but the Herald w
! endeavor to furnish the more impo
4 tant ones us rapidly as possible.
q Bulletin No. 16 from the South D
+ kota experiment station at Brooking
treats of the sugar beet. 1t ,recor
mends to the farmers of the state
!, more general cultivation of this ro
= crop for feeding purposes. Any re-
9 dent of South Dakota can have the
valuable bulletins mailed to him fr
by sending a request to that effect
: Lewis McLouth, Director. Rrookinl
Ii s. d.