Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-03-19
Local nlEsTIoN.
Easter one week from Sunday.
School closes this week Friday.

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Easter one week from Sunday.
School closes this week Friday.
Jewelry away down, at kellur's.
Arch Rundell is sick with la grippe.
Cash paid for hides and furs by j. c. 4
Murphy.
Sundays warm wind cut the snow
down in fine shape. 4
Considerable lumber Is being taken
to the rural districts.
j. A. Scott has just received a car of
John Deere machinery.
Farmers, before buying disc harrows
call and see j. "A, Scott.
Judge Elliott has been haying anoth-
er tussle with lagrippe.
Hurley is to have another general
merchandise store soon.
The sale of school lands takes place
April I'd; the teasing April 81.
Bud. Guy and wife now occupy Tie
rooms over Elliott & Bach.s store.
a good platform wagon for sale
cheap. Enquire at Jos. Frick's IS store.
Mercantile drummers have been
quite numerous dirng the past week.
You can get the Herald and the Or.
an.te Judd Farlnerforonly s225a year.
Lon Alien mov.,l yesterday into the
house recently purchased by him of r.
j. Hill.
!. A. Scott is spreading himsplf--ani
his machinrry-;t the old stand this
spring.
!! For salr-'rhp .lmlson farm, one of
the hest pieces of property in Turner
county,
| We still keep the Perfection kerosene
oil. hest oil in rounty. 5gallons for 81.
/ Pioneer drug store.
Z A song service WAS held in the Bap-
tist church last Sunday evening ny D.
+. Ward Of Sioux Falls.
D. +. Ward, assisted by Rev. Bissrll
will commence ii series of meetings in
the Baptist church this evening.
Easter service will he held at Grace
(EpiscnpaB ciluGch, morning and even
ing, Rev, DR.. Trimble officiating,
Junia Sargent ana family have moved
to the farm, where they will make
Headquarters until after harvest.
Farm niacain-ry is lin ling its way
coun ,r,yward quite lively this Week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler has bills out
fQr an auction sale OF stock and Eachi-
merry next "Wednesday, the 9th inst.
New stock Of spring goods in the
latest styles at "A. NJ. R;.smussen's Can
sell you Il ladies button shoe for SlOO.
4 1t is expected that Rey. Loizier. the
Fighting Parson," will deliver lee
ture in Hurley at some date in the near
future.
To be sure you want that new bonnet
I or hat for Easter, and you should make
no delay in calling at Miss Rundell's
and selecting one.
4 From the way Il. Brauch is gather
ing in stock, ETC., at the sales, one would
suppose that he intended to be the boss
farmer ofthis section.
Butchers killing cattle wearing
branded hitlesinust keep said hides on
exhibition for ten days. SO says one OF
South Dakota's new laws.
The absence of mortgage forec!os-
ures, sheritT's sales. etc, from the Tur-
ner county newspapers is pretty good
evidence of the prosperity of the state.
Visiting members from Parker and
. and Centrevillr iolges are expected ut
Hurley lodge l. o. O. F. Saturday eve
ming. and it hoped there will be Il good
attendance.
Allen Bros. have got their new stock
of goods on the shelves-yes. and under
the shelves, on counters, tables, and
everywhere else-and they say prices
are lower than ever before.
j. w. 5Kellar 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.
Elliott & Bach are trying to cover
!. the vacant lots between the Scandina.
Wan store and j. 7. Hogan's with ma
chinery, and they now have every pros.
pect OF success-that, is if the farmers
don't haul it away too rapidly.
8 is reported that the independents
t are to establish newspaper in each
y county in the state. AS Parker anc
Q Centreville have their full quota it is
9 probable that Hurley or Marion vii
I get the new plant for Turner county.
J. Anton Rasmussen will soon com
. lnence renodeling his store building
y The partitions down STAIRS will all Dt
taken out, aud a new front will be put
in. Tae room will be occupied by !
new firm with new stock of genera
= merchandise, May 1st.
The Northwestern road will sell tick
cts TO those attending the g. A. Il. en-
campment ut Yankton next week TO
one and one-ffth fare for the rount
trip. Full fare will be charged t
Yankton, and upon presentation to tn
{ railroad agent at that place of the ere
dentials a return ticket can be securet
n at one-fifth fare. Tickets sold unde
s these provisions 22d to 3lst inclusive
s good for return till April 3rd.
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i Although little early in the season
e eastern farmers are looking around TO
. . Turner county soil. The crops OF south
i. eastern South Dakota have never failed
e and in no portion of the west are ther
n better opportunities for those seeking
new hopies than can be found in Tur