Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-05-08
LOCAL MENTION.
Bring in your job work.
Rather cold May weather.
Try Kellar's new Java coffee.
Small-sized hail storm Tuesday.
Mahlon Layne is making a 100 barrel

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Mahlon Layne is making a 13Q-barrel
cistern.
Geo. Wormwood has purchased
new organ.
David NJ. Way. OF Marion. has been
granted pension.
The grading has been completed on
washington street.
Allkinds of ground spices at 2oc per
pound at Ole Shagers.
Ladies summer footwear, finest on
earth, at A. NJ. Rasmusssen's.
E. c. Rundell brought some fine hogs
to market Wednesday morning.
Sunday was rather chilly day for
those who had taken down their stoves.
The rain of Saturday night and Sun
day was very acceptable, as far as it
went.
One week from next Saturday, the
18th inst, will be /" Norwegian 4th of
July"
The Hurley meat market has changed
hands; Jos. Frfck being the present
owner.
Come and see the largest stock of 10
cent articles ever brought to Hurley,
at j. G. Murphy's..
For boots and shoes in every style
and at the lowest possible prices, call
on a. M. Rasmussen.
Teas, formerly sold at 30, 40, 90 and
20 cents per pound. now sold at half
price at Ole Shager's.
We fear that the orange and banana
crops of South Dakota were injured by
Sunday nights freeze.
John Pelmulder has bought the Nettie
Harmon place. northeast Of town, and
as moved on to the same.
Now is the best time to Insure
against lightning. Windstorms and
Tornadoes. Aliens Agency.
Remember the adjourne meeting of
the Hurley cemetery association at
Aliens Agency Saturday, the 18th inst.
Mrs. Jos. Allen has made and pre-
sented beautiful hair wreath to the
Ladies Guild society Of the Episcopal
church.
There will be divine service in Pro-
testant Episcopal church Sunday, May
II, at HOO a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Rev.
DR.. Trimblewili officate.
Rev. S. Sill and wife and DR.. E. E..
Sill and family are expected the fore
part of next week, and will probably
make Hurley their home in the future,
Mr. G. Frederickson and his son
Fred came up from Sioux City to-day.
and it is probable that Fred will re-
main in Hurley and engage in stock
buying.
A Sioux Falls ex-saloon keeper adj
vertises that he will soon receive six
car loads of wet goods in "original
packages" which he will, as agent for
the manufacturer, deliver to any part
of the city.
If the matter in the columns Of the
Herald is little ratified this week,
please bear in mind that a full-blown
siege of house-cleaning is on tap at the
editors house. and as a consequence
he is somewhat demoralized.
Geo. Palmer's new store building
makes decided improvement to the
town. 1t is 2Ox4O feet. The lower
floor will be occupied by Mr.. Palmer
and hisfurnlture stock, and the second
floor will be fitted up for u G. a. r.
hall.
Save your horses by using the Sepa
rable Horse Collar. This is something
new, and meets with the approval o.
all who have used or examined them
Every collar is warranted, and satisfac
tion guaranteed. For sale by Jos
Frick, Hurley.
1 Elder b. F. Kittinger of Gettysburg
Pennsylvania, says he has been suffer
ing with Il cold and cough. also his wife
that they took to using Chamberlain
Cough Remedy ard received great ben
fit from it. Yet he says, 1t was S,
pleasant to take For sale by Emie
Brauch.
Don't see but what the world goe
along just as it did before the 1st o
May. The boys have their "dry jokes
but no one seems to. complain at tn
requirements of the law. OF course
for the first day or two, some of th
boys, (prohibs as well of the others
4 would forgettr and call on the drug
i gist for something warming for thei
stomachache."
The boys tell good one on Pro-
Mclntire as happening Monday eve.
ing. Driving in from his school, h
hitched his team on the east side of Nj
ISellar's store. He then went acros
the street to MIR. Ferguson's stor,
\ Coming out Of there few minute
later with some packages in his hand
he placed them in farmers wagol
4 which was standing in front of NJ
Z Ferguson's and proceeded to mount tn
J, seat, when his mistake was ra;ld
!, known to kim by the calls of his youn
daughter who was waiting for him i
his own vehicle across the street.
Centreville journal: Once upon
time there was a gathering of congeni;
4 spirits musically inclined in a city M
4 thousand miles away, and mid hilar
Gus bantering, one party stole the DO
tied enthusiasm of the other, wher
upon there was great wrath an vex;
ton. Time passed on, and upon
j, certain occasion, the same kindre
], spirits from the north met those of tt
t south upon the latter's hunting groun
!, While talking over old times, the orac