Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-05-29
machine needles at Kellar's.
The wind lust eYerlastingly howled

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crease of pension
See the Mems Shoe that we sell for
S1.OO. Allen Bros.
Best French dressing for ladies' fine
shoes at A. NJ. Rasmussen's.
9. A. Near last evening received his
appointment as census enumerator.
just think of it Mems solid leather
shoes for only S1.O0 at Allen Bros.
! Come to stay. p. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
1eweler.
j. t. Hogan's store is nearing COM
pletion, and he will soon be ready for
| business.
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.
Parties from Lennox have opened a
dressmaking establishment over j.
Sargent's store.
The memorial sermon preached by
Rev. McIntire last Sunday was well re-
ceved by all who heard it.
Gilt edge butter sold on the Elgin
| Qll) market Tuesday at IA cents per
pound, the lowest price for years.
Hard wood plank and wagon-making
and repairing supplies at r. NJ. Slagle
and Co.'S lumber yard, near the depot.
Too much wind for the balloon as
cension at Parker Saturday. The
show came off Monday afternoon, how
ever.
All Odd Fellows are requested to
meet at lodge room of Hurley Lodge
No. rs at 1890 p. H., sharp, Friday,
May 30.
The election Of members of the school
board takes place June 17th., All par
ties who are anxious for seat on this
board should send in their announce
ments.
4 The South Dakota sheep breeders
Huron next Tuesday, and it is hoped
that Turner county will be well repre-
sented.
"Heroes of the Dark Continent a
finely illustrated quarto volume of
nearly 600 pages, compiled by j. w.
Buel, and containing history of all
the great explorations of Africa during
the last thousand years, has been re-
1 ceived, and it is all that was claimed
for it in the prospectus.
We have received from the Great
Northern railway Co. a 4S page, neatly
printed and handsomely illustrated
tourists guide, entitled Vacation
Gospel The Great Northern line ex-
tends to some of the most picturesque
portions of the continent. and any per-
son who contemplates taking summer
"outing" will do well to write to +. l.
Whitney, GenI Pass. and Ticket Agt.,
Great Northern Railway, st. Paul,
Mimi. for descriptive circulars, rates,
etc.
Prof. McIntire and G. NJ. Pool had
their fast horses hitched up together
, Monday evening, and invited the editor
: of the Herald to take little spin with
them. Well, we did spin, and the pro-
fessor twho is good authority on horses)
says he got down toa three-minute
gait. While moving leisurely along, ye
scribe asked Mr.. Mclntire what kind
of a walking gait was possessed by his
fast two-year-old, to which query he
! replied about as follows: well, I de-
clare, | don't know; never saw him
walk when he was hitched up"
Canton Advocate: Barb-wire fence
o swlndlers are plying their vocations
/ among farmers. They offer to furnish
q a good eight-wire fence, with iron
s posts, for eight cents per foot, and Sc
b cure contract which afterward turns
out to mean eight cents per loot for
d each wire, or total OF sixty-four cents
: for each foot. for tho fence. This seems
s to be a dangerous swindle, and farmers
n should look out for the rascals. II
v farmers would patronize their own
n home dealers, whom they know to be
perfectly reliable, all danger of a swim
die would be avoided.
. AS was expected, the New Era hat
3 nothing to say last week as to its po
!. sition on the court house appropriation
! 1t is dangerous ground on which yor
: stand, Bro. Hackett, and the support
on both sides of you is wavering. Bet
:, ter come out, and make yourself sole
= with one faction or the other. Perhap.
:, the resolutions being passed by tn,
! local alliances will aid you little il
"a your decision, and il the county ALI
. ance, to be held next week, should ere
solve" then you need not falter longer
"a The farmers of Turner county, and
= majority of the other citizens (outsid,
~ of those living in Parker) are opposed
- to the making of any permanent coun
- ty Improvement in Parker until tina
$4,000 bonus offered by Parker
! paid and they all know where tn
. Herald stands on the question, regard
less of your padding out the Hurle
correspondence.
t.
al PERSONAL.
III D. r. Bailey, of Sioux Falls, was
Id sojourner In Hurley Sunday night.
.. Mr.. j. Rifenbark and wife, of Yank
ae ton, are visiting at Levi Woormwood':
- c. j. Bach and wife and G. NJ. Pie
- = returned Tuesday from their trip t
- Deadwood and other portions of tn
= = Black Hills. The boys are enthusiast
:. - in their praise Of the treatment the
received.
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