Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-04-09

LOCAL MENTION.
Next comes fishing.
Jewelry away down, at Kellar,s,
The gentle zephyr got there Wednes-
day.
Clean UP the back alleys and vacant
lots.
Cash paid for hides and furs by j. C.
Murphy.
The storm doors and windows are
coming down.
Paints, oils and brushes for sale by
j. G. Murphy.
The new Swan Lake bridge is now
ready for travel.
The best hogs bring s4.lo on the Hur-
ley market to-day.
Miss Katie Dwyer is teaching school
in Lincoln county.
Dode Alcock is reported as being
quite sick at Missouri Valley.
Anderson Olsen has just purchased
fine top buggy of j. A. Scott.
School commenced Monday with
quite a large attendance, as usual.
A new serial of great interest will be-
gin in the next issue of the Herald.
A good platform wagon for sale
cheap. Enquire at Jos, Frick's store.
Mrs. Judson offers tho northeast 40
acre tract Of her farm at $3.50 per acre.
Mrs. w. H. Conklin has been suffer
ing from an attack of the grippe this
week,
j. A. Scott has just received car of
Emerson Talcott STANDARD " Ma
chinery.
F. H. Newton has moved into the
Mrs. Montgomery house east of the
railroad track.
Garden plowing is now in order, and
&c. Ward is prepared to do it as it
should be done.
I Messrs. Harrigle and Rees are build
ing house for j. L. Hogan on his
Spring Valley farm.
We still keep the Perfection kerosene
oil, best oil in county. 5gallons for 81
Pioneer drug store.
wednesday afternoon was showery,
and the grain that is in the ground will
be greatly benefited thereby.
A number of new arrivals from Den.
mark reached Hurley Tuesday morning
These people make good citizens.
E.O. Davis has rented the Gowdy
forty acre tract southwest of the school
house, and has moved his family into
the house thereon.
No other place in the country can
boast of better roads than South Dako
ia has at this time OF the year, in fact
the roads are always good here.
The boys say that Jessie James has
got to be such an expert as a wolf hunt
er that the only equipments he requires
are swift horse and Il good revolver
Junia Sargent took in over $500
worth of eggs Saturday. and it wasn't
very good Saturday for eggs either a:
the farmers are all busy putting il
their crops.
If Clerk Of Court Bertelsen woult
have photograph taken Of his sigma
ture and have the same placed among
the curiologics resurrected from tn
tomb of some buried city it would giv'
the savants something new to figure on
Geo. Palmer has placed door in th'
east side OF his building, which will b
used as an entrance to his meat market
he having rented the front part of th
building TO Mr.. Kingery, who will sool
occupy the same with his stock o
groceries.
There will be meeting of the tow
board next Monday evening, and as tn
question of renewing the lease of Oper'
hall will come up for action it is the de
sire of the members of the board tina
as many business men as convenient.
can will try and be present al the meet
ing.
| The designs for the new postal card
4 have been accepted by the postoffice de
partment, and the ladies will soon hay
aneat white card, smaller than the on,
now used, for their correspondence
while tho BUSINESS men will have carr
some larger than the one at present il
use.
| Mr.. Robert ). Way and Miss Mabe
Gorton were joined in the holy band
of wedlock Friday, April Sd, by ReY. F
ii. Newton. The Herald extends con
gratulations and best wishes to tn
happy couple, and trusts that thei
: journey through life may be happ
and profitable one.
The NJ. E. churches in the Aberdeen
district propose to cancel their indebted
ness through rather unique process:
Eastern parties will furnish seed wheat
which will be distributed among tn
farmers who will apply the proceeds
the crop raised from the same to liqu
J date said Indebtedness.
A correspondent to the Yankto
Press takes exceptions to the statmen
made by the Herald in regard to oyel
charges being made some of the vis
tors at Yankton during the encamI
ment. The editor of this paper got hl
information from a number of the boy
and their names can be furnished sal
correspondent if he wants them.
In letter received from Mrs. Lev
Wormwood since their arrival at thei
new home in Maryland, she says tha
they are well pleased with their locs
tion and can see no reason why on
. cannot make money there. as every