Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-03-26
LOCAL MENTION !


How will you have your eggs cooked?
Cash paid for hides and furs by j. G. |
Murphy.
The new banking law goes into effect
August lst.
Banker Robertson has purchased u
new family carriage.
Tuesday nights concert is reported
as being something of u lizzle.
A. w. Bacon commenced putting in
his loO-acre wheat field Tuesday.
A good platform wagon for sale
cheap. Enquire at Jos, Frick's store.
You can get the Herald and the Or
anKe judd Farmer for only 1928 Il year.
For sale-'rhe .Iudson farm, one Of
the best pieces of property in Turner
county.
1t was surprising to see the amount
OF farm machinery taken out of town
Saturday.
The annual meeting OF the Hurley
Cemetars association W i'll be held Mon
day, AIril +.
fankton must he preparing for IL
clean sweep, the local paper Is trying
to find cut What has become OF their
broom factory.
Monday the wild geese were going
northward, and prairie schooners were
going westward.
We still keep the Perfection kerosene
oil, best oil IN county. 5gallons for 81.
Pioneer drug store.
The wind was rather strong for out
door comfort Sunday, but it dried the
mud up in fine shape.
!, Local shippers are sending Il large
| amount OF stock TO market during these
times of improved prices
June %, "a, % and 26 are the days set
for the annual South Dakota hreinan's
| tournament at Sioux Falls.
John Wormwood was five days max
! ing the trip from Hurley to his new
Maryland home with his stock.
Grain and stock have been taking a
/ jump. and it is predicted that hogs will
ue worth 5000 per hundred IN May.
/ Fletcher Bros. have been hauling out
lumber this week for improvements on
their farm southwest of Swan Lake.
/ New stock of spring goods in the
latest styles at y. NJ. Rasmussen's. Can
! sell you a ladies button shoe for Sl.OO.
/ "A writer in the Northwestern Agri-
culturist says he prefers strong, un-
bleached cotton cloth to glass for hOtbed
covers.
The best crops ever raised in either
of the DakOtas were in 1882 and 1888.
and both springs were very late. In
1882 the greater portion Of the seed was
planted in May.
a card received from JAS. I. Hale
written at Des Moines, Iowa. states that
it has been rain, snow and mud ever
since they arrived there. He wishes to
be remembered to the boys.
j. w. Kellar has Just received an ex
ira fine line of mixed pickles, pickleC
onions. chow-chow, catsup. etc, which
he is offering at lower prices than evel
before heard of in this vicinity.
Lon Welch made a trip to Iowa il
pursuit of e. w. Bassett, who recentl.
r skipped from this county, taking will
!. him considerable mortgaged property
. Lon caught his man and brought bacl
e sufficient property to make himsel
( whole.
! If, as a current item states, Adam
: with salary of $4,000 a year, coul'
9 not up to the present time, have accu
t mulated as large fortune us Jay Goul'
= has made in the last thirty years. tn
q moral is clear that Il good rustler
e foolish to work on a salary.
- Chris Goettertz. who resides in Idy
wilde township. IA near neighbor to tn
: man Haider. charged with breaking IN
u to the county treasurer's office at Ol
IS vet, says that he is satisfied that ther
were other parties connected with Ha
der in this attempt to rob the treasur
of Hutchinson county.
= Miss Myra Judson intends return'n
to Hurley about June 18TH to spend tn
= summer, provided she can secure classt
ID in instrumental music and voice Gu
II ture. Miss JGdson has made the.
I branches a speciality under proiicie1
~ y, teachers. For terms apply to Mrs.
Sc NJ. ,Judson or at Herald office.
II There has been considerable strife
= see who would make the longest list
~ words from the sentence" Allen Brot
ers sell dry goods cheap" and the thr
~ leading fists are, Miss Minnie Benedit
IL Hurley, 9,O62 words; Glenn Robertso
III Hurley, 7.oS4 words; Winnie Sto,
], Hurley, 6.O25 words. There were
is number of other fine lists.
~ The sale of school lands in Turn
- county takes place next Thursday. 81
~ ~ the probabilities are that there Will
- = number of purchasers present fro
neighboring states. Turner coun
:" lands are in good demand and the PR
y. poets are that at least fair prices W
I be realized for the lands offered for ss'
All school lands remaining unsold
nd be leased on the following day.
nut Joseph v. Dory, OF Warsaw. ILL.,. y
troubled with rheumatism and tried
4 number OF different remedies, b'lt 81
y. none of them seemed to do him
good; but finally he got hold OF one u
10 speedily cured him. He was SO MI
a. pleased with it, and felt sure that ON
IN. similarly afflicted would like TO an
ns. what the remedy was that cured n
re- He states for the the benefit OF the p
'er- lie that it is called Chamberlain's ia
: ~ = Balm. 1t is for sale here at oO &C