Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-04-16
LOCAL MENTION.
Isn't this nice weather.

LOCAL MENTION.
Isn't this nice weather.
Things are coming our way.
Sundays rain was a fine one.
Jewelry away down, at Kellar's.
Best hogs are worth $3.50 to-day.
Hogs come In and lumber goes out.
House cleaning time is now on hand.
Saturday was magnificent spring
day.
Now look out for the spring prairie
fires.
Cash paid for hides and rurs by j. G.
Murphy.
1t makes the farmers smile to sell
hogs ats4.25.
+ Paints, oils and brushes for sale by
j. G. Murphy.
Have you got that old banking all
away from the housep
Gardening is occupying the attention
of many of our citizens.
The nice, rich, black mud was preva-
lent the fore part of the week.
w. II. Shaft was elected marshal of
Canton at the late city election.
Two weeks of this weather and the
cattle will get filled up on grass.
The local alliance meets at Hurley
the second Saturday in each month.
A good platform wagon for sale
cheap, Enquire at Jos, Frick's store.
Lote Horton is running the barber
shop lately occupied by D. W. Thomas.
| Mrs. Judson offers tho northeast 40
acre tract of her farm at $3.50 per acre.
We still keep the Perfection kerosene
oil, best oil in county. 5gallons for 81.
Pioneer drug store.
j. A. Scott has just received car of
Emerson Talcott "STANDARD Ma
| chinery.
States Attorney Allen moved his
family and houshold goods to Parker
Monday.
Mr.. j. Kingery is now settled in the
Smith Conklin honse, recently vacated
by Lon Allen.
4 w. E. Allen is busy this week NOV
/ ing into the house recently vacated by
| Attorney Allen.
Charlie Thompson had steer killed
by lightning at his farm north OF town
Sunday evening.
j. f. Davy is in Yankton this week
doing some papering and painting for
the Brauch estate.
Miss n. M. Watson has been on the
sick list this week, and was compelled
to give up her school Tuesday.
The farmers who held on to their hay
have been getting a fine profit out OF
the same during the last few weeks.
Mrs. Sumner will open her resta,l.
rant with a 1890 o'clock dinner Sunday
the 10Th inst. Call and give hera a trial
Mr.. Jacob S. Bach of Yankton has
moved with his family on to the farm
, of his son, G. j. Bach, southwest OF
town.
Hurley is to have some more side
walks. as will be seen by the sidewalk
resolution published in this issue of the
I. Herald.
The Pierre Free Press has beer
awarded the contract for printing thu
session laws, the price raid being S2.,!
per page.
No service was held in any of th'
churches Sunday evening on account O
!. the rain which was falling heavily a
. that time.
g The county commissioners TRANSACTED
: the business of their quarterly meeting
/. in three days. Spring work on tn
$ farm made them hustle.
i All members of the county allianc
s are requested to be present at the meet
ing in Hurley on the last Wednesday il
the month, the 29th inst.
Jas. Roland refused an offer Of 81, 90
: for his half section or unimproved lam
$ five miles east of Hurley. He says
/ will take $1,000 to get it.
:, Hurley is to havea restaurant, Mr.:
G. Sumner and daughter being now CT
= gagged in fitting up the west room i
. Opera hall block for that purpose.
Aliens Agency has been selling
: large number of ocean steamer ticket
= this spring, and each ticket represent
i another citizen for Turner county.
,e Mayor Hogan seems to haye seriou
d time looking tor that well which h
g thought he had on his farm south
q town. Better go for artesian M. j.
Harry johnson and Berit Hanse
were made one last Saturday by Jude
y Allen, and have since been receivln
= the congratulations of their friends.
An Iowa party endeavored to rel
!, the fremont house last week, and
= though the rental price he offered W;
a very good one Mr.. Rundell decline
ye Anton Rasmussen's little child took
" tumble the full length of the stairs
h. the rear end Of his store Sunday. b1
w fortunately received no serious tnjur
We Under the new school law womt
Mt cannot vote at school elections. Th
horrid alliance legislature wilin dou
s, receive the blame for the change in Il
= law.
~ Charles Weisel, Alias Loffler, wi
was arrested on a charge of deserti'
and forgery hes been indicted by the
S. grand jury and will be tried at Sio'
Falls this week.
is, The Yankton newspapers say the
'e- suit Of the late city election was not
i'll .an,,hlinan victory hut a victory of t