Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
LOCAL MENTION.
Jewelry away down; at Kellar's.
Cash paid for hides and fnrs bv I 4

d. y. dogan mas been elected mayor
of Parker.
j. A. Scott has just received a car Of
John Deere machinery.
Farmers. before buying disc harrows
call and see j. A, Scott.
Protracted meetings are being held
at the N, E. church in Spring Valley.
A good platform wagon for sale
cheap. Enquire at Jos, Frick's store,
You can get the Herald and the Or
anRe Judd Farmer for only 1925 year.
e. Branch has filed application for q
druggists permit to sell spirituous liq-
uors.
B. B. Allen has been on the sick list,
but is now on the mend, and is able to
be out.
For sale-The .Judson farm, one Of
the best pieces of property in Turner
county.
iankton has organized a lodge of
Good Templars which has over one
hundred members.
We still keep the Perfection Kerosene
oil, best oil in county. 5gallons for 81.
Pioneer drug store.
For sale cheap and on easy terms-a
small dwelling house and lot IN Hurley,
at Aliens Agency,
I'll IluoInll ~, r,,o,,oI ;r%o l,{o
house, on his valuable farm adjoining
Hurley on the west.
John Morris has his auction sale next
Monday, the 18th, and the attendance
will doubtless bejarge.
F. H. Dirstine, county Judge of Tur-
ner county, Is at Parker every Monday
to attend to probate matters.
A. Chenook wind Tuesday caused the
snow to settle-there are others We
would like to see Il Chenook strike.
Senator Claak, of Rapid City. was the
third member of the legislature to fall
a victim to that fatal disease. pneumo-
mia.
Anton Rasmussen has lust received
!. fine line Of cigars. candies, crackers.
etc., at his lunch rooms on Center ave-
| nue..
| AT lepst twenty-five members of the
legislature were on the sick list ut the
time of adjournment. The state house
must be- Il dandy.
| We notice that a large number of
Pierre citizens and rustlers are making
arrangements to go to new fields since
the legislature adjourned.
/ Mr.. JAS. Bradberry and j. +. Chris.
| tensen were admitted to the mysteries
of the initiatory degree of Oddfellow.
ship last Saturday evening.
/ j. A. Swan now has a portion of his
time occupied in attending to the nun.
erous wants of that young son which
]. arrived Wednesday, the 18th inst.
j. W, Kellar has Just received an ex.
ira fine line of mixed pickles, pickled
onions. chow-chow, catsup, ETC., which
he is Offering at lower prices than ever
before heard of in this vicinity.
] It's very much to your interest to In
sure NOW before the new insurance
law takes effect. Aliens Agency rep
resents the best companies. give lowest
rates and easiest terms. Insure now.
| T. j. Hill and family are moving
to their farm near town. Tom has con
clllded that the farmers are the one.
that get there, in health, wealth, etc,
and consequently has concluded tt
again take hand.
Frank Bach. of Freeman who so mys
teriously disappeared short tim,
since. turns up in Canada, and hi
neight,Ors are several Thousand dollar
poorer than before they placed thei
trust, confidence and cash with HIM.
The Herald reporter had noticed tha
a. z. Boyd had Of late been aroun.
town more than usual aud was unabl
to explain the cause until he was in
formed that Mrs. Boyd and sen wer
visiting in eastern Iowa. Report mex
time a. T., and avoid suspicion that yo,
were getting a little wild, like the res
of us.
The Turner county representative
!. / at the state capital this year have mad
!, | records of which they h;.ys no reasol
, to feel ashamed. While they voted O.
opposite sides of many questions it wa
, the party policy and, therefore. wh;,
they went there for. But where ther
was no party politics in the measur
they done well.
The reception given by the w. G.
U. to Representative Bach at Oper
hall Tuesday evening was quite we
attended. Remarks were made by !
j. McIntire, r. II. Newton, and Mr.
Laura Alderman, to which Mr.. Bac
responded briefly. The evening wa
spent in visiting and discussing th
tine spread prepared by the ladies.
a civil seryire examination will /
held ut Yankton on Tuesday April. L
t when any party wishing to apply for
+. governmental position can beexamine
n rs to proncis1cy aud have their name
= enrolled for place. The state is el
y titled, under the census. to more a.
!. pointments. and it is probable that pa
e ties who piss an examination in Apr
= will get employment at an early dat
e Is it not al,nnt time the citizens {
a Hurley were getting a move on then
n selves towards making arrangement
for the opening of the creamery at a
early day? What's the matter of ha
's ing a "town meeting to talk this ma
h ter over. and also to see If there a
le not other enterprises which can be s
y cured with the customary rustling.
r use Of thinking of getting anything u
ID less we do get a rustic on US.
p Lewis Heider. of Idylwildetownshi
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