Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-04-10
LOCAL MENTION.
Bring in your job work.
Quite Il frost Tuesday night.

SN NsSAA oAA w o'O Uduu-NdSOu, boys.
Sun is getting up right early these
mornings.
w. E. Allen is moving into the house
with Mr.. Kingery.
Hats and caps regardless of cost at
G. NJ. Piers old stand.
More new croekery and glass sets
just arrived at Kellar's.
A nice rain Tuesday, and the grass
is just shooting upward
Mr.. Robertson has an architect busy
on the plans for his new house.
Easter was a lovely day. and gave all
OF US an opportunity to show our new
hat.
Mr.. i. Reiff, of Marion, has about
completed arrangements to move TO st.
Paul.
Woolen Yarn, Hoods and Nubias at
your own price at G.. NJ. Piers old
stand.
A nice line of carpet samples-in-
grain and brussels--just received at
Allen Bros.
Down come the storm doors and
windows, and in few days up will go
the screens.
The annual meeting of the Hurley
cemetery association was adjourned to
the 18th of May
Come and see the largest stock of 10
cent articles ever brought to Hurley,
at j. c. Murphy's.
iankton's street car line is in opera
tion, the first trip over the line having
been made last Saturday.
Mr.. E. w. Crocker, one of the old
timers in Parker, has sold his store
building and stock of goods.
For weak back, chest pains, use DR..
j. Ii. McLean's Wonderful Healing
Plasters. Sold by E. Brauch.
w. II, Park acted in the capacity of
assistant superintendent at the exami-
nation of teachers held last week.
have choice yellow seed corn for
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sale, 8 miles southeast of Hurley, sam
pie at Aliens Agency. r. o. Pinney.
Ii you want to buy fine organ
cheap call at the Herald office, and
see what a bargain we have to offer.
CD. Bach received a letter from his
| partner, a. f. .Flliott, at Centreville,
Saturday in which he wrote at is a
i girl, take asmoke."
| The town board should see that the
protruding nails in the sinewalks are
driven home. They are nuisance and
are liable tc ruin shoes and dresses.
/ "Joe /" Emerson, well known to many
of the older settlers of this county as
oneof the characters of Yankton in
early times, died at Sioux Falls last
week.
It's understood that the druggists of
Turner county will not take out LIQUOR
permits. Some new remedy VIII have
to be tried this summer for "snake
4 bites"
| I. w. Kyte will improve his Opera
hall property by building on either side
of the stage dressing rooms 6x12 feet.
The town board has rented the hall for
another year.
| Ii Gus Kroll appears to be putting
! on more style, or acting little more
important than usual this week, it is
all on account Of that ll-pound girl
which arrived at his house Tuesday
evening.
There are several old plows in the
street at the corner of Park Boulevard
and Dakota street which should be
taken care of by the town officers if the
owner does not care enough for them tc
remove them.
4 No meeting of the school board was
held Tuesday, presumably because q
majority of the members thereof had
more important business which re
quired their attention. The meeting
was adjourned by the clerk to Saturday
Mays.
The officers for the ensuing yeal
elected by the w. G. I. U. convention
held a Parker last week are: President
Mrs. D. w. Meyers. of Vermillion; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. j. o. Ward
J of Parker; recording secretury, Mrs. j
NJ. King, of Yankton; treasurer. Mrs
H. H. Blair, of Elk Point.
City election was held in Yanktor
Monday, and the democracy took tn,
plums, electing Swift, mayor; Lansom
Treasurer; Eldridge. justice; Donahue
marshal. and Huss. Burgi and O'Brien
aldermen, while the republicans elected
!, two aldermen, Wilcox and Valentine
A Sioux Falls telegram to the Siou,
J City Journal says that the survey o
/, the Midland Pacific road will run sew
eral miles north of Salem. AS Petit
! grewis president of the road and
: heavy owner of Salem real estate w
predict that the road will strike Salem
A postal card received from 0. {
Stuart announces that he is busy at hi
4 desk at the U. S. land office at Chamber
r lain. we don't like to lose Mr.. Stuar
from Turner county even temporarily
but belieYe the officers in the land offic
4 made wise selection when he wa
selected as one of the clerks.
We are informed that the count
commissioners called on REX /" (Get
: w. Bailey to substantiate the varion
charges which he has been maxim
through the columns of the New Ell
in regard to actions of members of tn
county board and certain road snpervis
ors, and that his only answer was tha
hehad been told so-and-so by somebody
! The road receipt incident was said t
: have occurred about twelve years ag'