Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-02-26
LOCAL MENTION.
Monday was u foggy morning.

Casl pald TOT hides and furs by j. c.
Murphy.
One week more of school before the
spring vacation.
A man got Rloriously drum, on cider
in Parker last Friday.
B. .. Allen is helping Lon in the
store while Walter is east.
Good butter is u scarce article in the
Hurley market this week.
Spring IS supposed to open up next
Sunday. Come, gentle spring.
/ We understand that w. Y. Quigley
intends leaving Turner county soon.
a good team, wagon and harness for
sale by j. l. Hale. 1T Hurley elevator.
A good platform wagon for sale
cheap. Enquire at Jos. Frick's store
You can get the Herald and the Or
an1e Judd Farnertor only 50 % year.
Get your shooting irons ready; the
season for spring poets is almost upon
| us.
T! We all stood on slippery places Tues
| day mornlng-that is those who iii.
! fall.
| Charley Pool is making arrangements
! to build Il resiucnce in Hurley in the
/; spring.
Full blood Poland China boar for
sale. by W. B. Baker. two miles west of
/ Hurley.
Hurley has only one barber now,
Will Graves having departed for Rock
ton. Illinois,
/ The sltiyhing was fine last Friday
and Saturday. hut the weather was too
cool for much enjoyment
OF course you are all going to the
! WormwOoh auction sal. next Tuesday.
Among the horses To hr sold is the best
I pair OF mares Ill the county
There We're SO many ringings of the
(, school bell Monday morning that he
snplosition was that it was for the pur-
pt'>e of guiding the children through
the fog.
1 1t would hardly have been possible to
have made any other nomination for
| United States senator that would have
created :is little enthusiasm as has that
OF Mr.. Kyle.
Ruralist: We haye this to say. that
the independent member who rides on
pass and does not ge. his neck broken
on the road will get it broken at the
next election by the people.
II. III. Rundell is determined to keep
posted on the latest market reports and
other matters of interest. and has placed
a telephone from the fremont house
to the telegraph Office at the depot.
! w. E. Allen started for Chicago Mon
day evening to purchase his spring
stock of goods. which he says will lie
the largest AMI best assorted of any
they have placed on the Hurley market.
The snow of Thursday and Thursday
night contained the most moisture of
any we have had this winter, and
then it came so nice and kept its place
so well that it really was u pleasure to
see it fall.
e. NJ. Pool pllstered the rear portion
of Charlie Piers building, west of the
poStoifice this week. and 1t will be occu-
pied by W. D. Thomas and family, he
having his barber shop in the front
part of the building.
Rev. Oaks, who has been conducting
the protracted meetings in Hurley dur
ing the past two weeks. left Monday
for a new field of operations. His
: work here has created considerable en-
thnsiasm and doubtless has done much
good.
Aileu Bros. say that the S:atemca.
: made by the Hurley correspondent OF
\ the New Era to the effect that they IN.
:. tend to put in Il stock of wall paper in
|. the spring, is a fabrication made up ont
: of whole cloth by the writer thereof
n and Is Of the same character as Il great
. many statements of said correspondent
!. There is no danger of u cold result
e ing in pneumonia when Chamberlain:
y Cough Remedy il used as directed a fol
severe cold" 1t tffertually counter
acts and arrests any tendency of u col,
to result in pneumonia. This fact wa
fully proven in thousands of cases dur
), ing the epidemic of influenza last win
n ter. For sale hy E. BRAuCu.
lie Those Mammoth Cyclopaedias an,
Dickens works have arrived. Come il
and get them. Those who have no
paid up should call and see what 81 val
rahle premium they can get for 60 cent
in addition TO the regular subscription
price. Old subscribers. as well as nev
:. ones. are entitled to these premiums
3, The Parker New Era takes excep
" tinns because the editor nf this pape
saw fit to try and do II little work to
l.. ward securing the reelection of Srna
tor Moody. The Herald would muc
rather have seen Mr.. Moody rpturnp
It than to see the seat occupied bv MI
r. Kyle. and so would the New Era if
N was not so fond of jumping on the jan
9 wagon.
d
II Will Wells Alton (low.,) Democrat
/ has reached the Herald exchange table
y marked "please X" which we hasten t
20 do with great pleasure. The Democri.
j. is a wide awake local newspaper. ant
g its advertising columns show that tn
n merchants CT Alton appreciate the fac
that the outside world generally judg
IS the business OF town by the supper
h the local newspaper gets from the mer
70 chants thereof.
y An exchange remarks: A casua
r glance at newspaper will show lis