Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-08-06
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Old papers for sale at this Office.
Jewelry away down, at Kellar's.
Jos. Andrews is hauling out lumber.
cans California fruit for SlOO at
Caeap Johns.
Good prices paid for chickens at the
Meat Market.
Paints, oils and brushes for sale by
J. G. Murphy.
Farmers or threshers, bring or send
in the returns.
A good rain would be Of great bene-
fit to the corn crop.
The largest bar OF soap in town for
sc at Cheap Johns,
Prairie chickens will be ripe one
week from Saturday.
J. b. Gorton has been awarded a
pension by Uncle Sam.
The streets are rather quiet, but
things are lively in the grain fields.
Boots and shoes at lower prices than
ever before at the Cheap Cash Store.
VIII Patrick has sold his Spring Val
ley farm to Martin Mortensen, Of Dane
yille
When you 60 to Yankton remember
that the Merchants hotel is the place
to stop.
John Gallagher is hauling lumber
for improvements on his farm south
east Of town.
have somo more well bred mares
for sale at reasonable prices, for cash or
on time. j. Fitch
The lumber yards are getting in
large stocks and very lively trade in
that line is expected this fall.
DR.. Graves is greatly improving the
appearance of his house by the use of
an outward application of paint.
The railroad company is filling all
the side tracks with empty cars prepar-
atory to the rush which is soon to
come.
One Yankton county farmer living
near Gayyille has threshed 40-acre
field of oats which averaged 80 bushels
to the acre.
E. 0. Davis had his house, recently
purchased of Jos. Allen located on his
own lot, and he will soon be housekeep-
ing therein.
The ladies Mite Society of the Bap-
tist church will meet with Mrs. James
Stout, Friday Aug all are cordially
invited to attend.
W.. o. Kingery is now dominciled in
his own house, having purchased OF
Peter Allen the Mrs. Jensen property
on Park Boulevard.
South Dakota is in it this year and
all the world should know it. Send ex-
ira copies of the Herald to your eastern
friends. They come cheap.
J. A. Scott has purchased of Peter
Allen the property known as the Rank
Gowdy house. This will make Mr..
Scott and family a nice home.
Roadmaster McGreW was overseeing
the laying of a new road crossing near
the depot, Monday, made necessary by
the enlargement of Powells warehouse.
J. B. Powell is building an addition
to his warehouse, building an elevated
driveway and making other improve
ments to facilitate the handling of
grain.
Mr. N. c. Jensen has recently had a
steel tower and aermoter erected on
his farm six miles southwest Of Hurley
by M. Z. Layne, and he reports him
self well pleased with the same in every
particular.
Elvin Berry threshed five acres Of
wheat Tuesday, on Mrs. Alderman's
farm east of town, which yielded 165
bushels. His oats went about GO BUSH
els to the acre.
The w. G. 7. U. will have it's annual
election Of officers and the delegates
for the Centreville convention Tuesday
August II, at the M. E. church. All
are requested to be present.
Rev. j. McIntire has received an
offer to take charge OF the Baptist
church at Villas. Miner county, and
Mrs. McIntire has been rendered the
principalship of the schools there.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co..
which are to be in Hurley one week.
commencing next Tuesday evening,
are said to give good entertainment,
and rs it is all free they will doubtless
have good honse.
Tuesday evening about sundown a
severe hail storm visited the southern
portion of Spring Valley township.
MI. Jorgensen, living in sectisn %, says
the corn crop on about fifteen farms
was destroyed or badly damaged. He
thinks he was about the center of the
storm.