Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-03-05
LOCAL MENTION.

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LOCAL. MENTION.
The slcighing is fine.
Cash paid for hides and furs by !. c.
Murphy.
Young man, give your best girl a
sleigh ride.
Services at the Catholic church next
Sunday at the usual hour.
A good team. wagon and harness for
sale by j. /. Hale, at Hurley elevator.
A good platform wagon for sale
cheap. Enquire at Jos. Frick's store.
You can get the Herald and the Or
anGe Judd Farmer for only 50 25 year.
For sale-The .Iudson farm, one of
the best pieces of property in Turner
county.
Full blood Poland China boar for
sale. 10y w. b. Baker. two miles west of
Hurley.
Allen Bros. received from outside
towns orders for seven dress patterns
last week.
Elliott s. Bach have been getting in
farm machinery Oy the car load during
the past week.
l. Z. McClarren has excepted the po-
stion of business manager of the Sioux
City Daily Tribune.
Lots of auction sales this spring, II
large portion of them being of farmers
who have rented their land.
Judge Palmer, of Sioux Falls, is a
candidate Tor the position of command
er Of the south Dakota, e. a. II.
hetxttnsive snow storms through
out South Dakota during I he past week.
have caused the graEgers to smile OUT
| loud.
he railroads will make Il round trip
rate Of one and one-flith fare to the G.
a. II. encainpnent at Yankton next
month.
The building containing the Marion
Sentinel got Il tscorcLing recently, which
necessitated moving the plant To new
! quarters.
Yankton people are feeling elated
that All order has been received pprma-
nently re-establishing the U. S. signal
office III that city.
There will lie work in the lst degree
at hall of Hurley lodge l. .. o. F. Sat
urday evening; and possibly work in
the nitiatorS degree.
Miss Rnnutli has Just received Il
nulnner ol spring style mats, etc, ut her
new store i'll Opera hall building. Can
and get first choice.
Monday nights wind caused the
snow to drift quite Il considerable, but
as the wind did not blow very hard the
drifts are not very firm.
A telegram from Chamberlain says
spring heds and hair mattresses are be-
ing issued to the Lower Brule Indians.
They lave always had a weakness for
hair.
The property known as the Penning-
ton block in 1ankton, corner of 81 St.
and Douglas avenue, was purchased
last Saturday 10y J. 7. NJ. Pierce for $l6,-
SOU cash.
W. IL. Harrison has an auction sale
of personal property at his Spring VAL
| ley farm Monday March 9th. There
are ten head OF horses to be sold besides
other stock.
| j. a. Davis gave Lis goatship IA trial
ride at the hall Of Hurley lodge No. IS
l. o. o. f. last Saturday evening, and
he held the critter" well in hand dur
ing the ceremony.
Peter Aggregard, of Daneville, lost
his house by lire last Sunday morning.
The fire is supposed to have caught
from clothes hanging too near the
stovepipe. up stairs. Loss about 81 600;
no insurance.
D. NJ. Ferry & Co., remember the
Herald editor again this year by pre-
senting him with a fine collection of
choice garden and flower seeds, which
he is going to let his wife plant, SOW,
weed and hoe--that is; if she wants to.
t The prospects are that Hurley will
have some new business firms in the
near future. A party who intends to
put in Il stock of general merchandise
Is trying to secure the room now occu-
pied by MIR. Palmer with his meat
market.
1t has been decided by the school
board to extend the winter term of the
Hurley schools two weeks, bringing
them to close on the goth of March.
Tne schools have made fine progress
this winter under the efficient corps OF
teachers in charge,
The state is now being asked to build
Il $1,000 addition to the state building
donated by the citizens of Pierre, and
which was declared to he of sufficient
capacity to accomouate the state for
many years to come. No addition should
. be made at this time.
John Morris Will have an extensive
sale at his farm east of town on the
10th inst. The list includes nine horses
cows, shoats, and large amount OF
machinery. Mr.. Morris has rented his
farm and intends doing some visiting
; during the coming year.
Those Mammoth Cyclopaedias and
Dickens works have arrived. Come in
and get them. Those who have not
paid up should call and see what !. val.
,able premium they can get for 80 cents
in addition TO the regular subscription
price, Old subscribers, us well as new
ones. are entitled to these premiums
rhere.is no danger of a cold result.
ing in pneumonia when Chamberlain's
Cnugli Remedy is used as directed I" for