Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-04-30
LOCAL MENTION.

I lOWn Sierk.
LOCAL MENTION.
To morrow will be arbor day,
Old papers for sale at this office.
! Hogs are selling at 1915 to s4.25.
4 Jewelry away down, at Kellar's.
Paints, oils and brushes for sale by
j. c. Murphy.
The band boys gave street serenade
Saturday evening.
| Good team and platform wagon fol
sale cheap by Rev. Carhart.
Eastern capitalists are looking after
South Dakota farming lands.
Ed. Heinrich now has one of the finest
driving teams in this section.
Mrs. S. q. Phillips has taken charge
of the heNorthwestern N hotel at Parker.
Mr.. j. Kingery has concluded not to
move his stock of groceries at present
| w. H. Harrison has been quite sick
during the past week, but is now on
the gain.
Judge Dirstine on Monday granted
E. Brauch druggists permit to sell
intoxicants.
Do not forget the lecture at the NJ. E.
church next Tuesday evening. twill
be entertaining.
Jens Peter Jorgensen made himself
happy by buying an elegant top buggy
from J. A. Scott.
We still keep the Perfection kerosene
oil, best oil in county. 5gallcns for 81.
Pioneer drug store.
| One bushel of corn now buys nine
pounds of granulated sugar. The like
has never before been known,
Mr.. David Fowler having been ad-
judged insane was taken to the asylum
at Yankton Monday evening.
The town board should at their next
meeting appoint delegate to the
| worlds fair convention to be held at
I ankton May 27tn.
The wind got up to the dusting point
Sunday, but along towards evening a
gentle shower tempered the wind and
cooled the atmosphere.
Jenes T. N. Tanderup has brought an
action against Hans P. Hanson for
trespass, and the case will come up Fri
day before Justice Allen.
E. Brauch took forty bushels Of seed
potatoes out to his farm last week.
| Wouldn't we like to see him hoeing
that potato patch yankee fashion.
Is it too soon to talk about the 4th of
July celebration2 Remember that if
we celebrate it will be after the genu-
inc Hurley style of doing such things.
Dell Coy, well known in this portion
of the state as one of Pierre's most ac-
tive capital boomers. has gone to Chica-
20 to reside. He has engaged in the
practice of law.
Miss M. j. Blakely has her painting
class nicely started and is ready to give
instruction to all who are interested
in art. Inquire at this Office or her
home for further information.
The second lecture Of the course now
being given at the NJ. E. church will be
delivered by Rev. T. Donahue, re.
turned missionary, subject: Reminis-
cences of Chinese Life, on Tuesday eve
May 5th.
AS we are closing up the forms, the
sad news is brought in of the death Of
Mrs. Andrew Garry. The funeral will
take place Friday at 400 o'clock p. M.
and will be conducted by Hurley lodge
No. Is, 10. O. F.
The conviction of T. H. Ayres of the
Vermillion Plain Talk, brings to mind
the fact that all the newspaper publish
ers who run the Sioux Falls "Bee Hive
advertisement last December are liable
to be called before the U. S. court.
| Town caucus will be held at Opera
hall Saturday evening, and it is hoped
there will be good attendance, as it is
desirous to get the sentiment of the
taxpayers as to the advisability of tht
town leasing the hall for another year
| "Never in the history of Dakota have
crop prospects looked SO favorable" i:
the stereotyped expression Of the news
papers all over our broad and fertile
i state. And add to this the prospect:
for high prices the coming fall, an6
who can blame the farmers for feeling
happy.
| Anthony Benson was in from Idyl
wilde township Friday with a load O
oats, which he sold for As cents bush
ell. The price that the farmers are get
ting for their produce makes subscrip
tion paying mighty easy. There art
quite number who should follow Mr.
Bensons example in this respect.
! The editor of the Parker Democra
accuses the editor of the Herald of la
| mentaDle ignorance" and says: "Corr
would make the starch and nothing il
finer than the genuine article of Irisf
potato whisky" We shall have tt
acknowledge the "corn and yield t.
the superior knowledge Of Bro. Quigle!
on this tangling subject.
| A large force of carpenters will b.
put to work on the Sioux Falls packing
house about May lst. and it is expected
20 have the building in readiness fol
the fall business. TO get raw materia
to successfully run this immense estab
lishment more railroads must be built
and they must be built into that section
of the country where the raw materia
exists. by the way, the Yankton Her
aid intimates that it is more than likely
that the Sioux Falls and Yankton lint
will be built this year. In this connec
tion it may not be out of the way tt
say that President Hill of the Great
Northern has informed ! ankton par
; ties that he will look after this line a.
soon as he gets the lines now in course
OF construction completed.