Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-03-24
LOCAL MENTION,

LOCAL MENTION.
The circus is sure go.
The band-wagon arrived Wednesday.
Fresh oysters and fish at Hurley
meat market.
Tho largest bar of soap In town for
Sc at Cheap Johns,
The indications now are that seeding
will be in full blast next Monday.
I. ~. Hillhas purchase the Jos. Allen
residence property on Dakota street.
A fresh supply Of rock and barrel
salt Just received at J. j. Mansneld's.
a large crowd is expected in town
Saturday to attend the auction sale of
horses.
About two inches Of snow fell Tues
day, but it soon found its way into the
ground.
To rent-16O acres of lanGi in Spring
Valley, 80 acres broke. Enquire of s..
j. Patrick.
Tomlinson's Quick Relief OIL cures
Group, colds. asthma and Bronchitis.
Sold by E. Brauch.
Miss lone Downing has accepted the
position Of assistant cashier in the
Turner County Bank.
Wanted-Good girl to do homework;
highest wages; call on Mrs. w. H. Rob
ertson or Turner Co. Bank.
You can get at the Herald office 100
envelopes with return card and name
printed thereon for SO cents.
Seed Grain Oats, wheat, corn and
millet for sale. Also one good work
horse. WI b. Baker, 2 miles west Of
Hurley.
500 pair of Ladies' and children's fine
hosiery just received by the the Dakota
Supply Co., and are being sold at away
down prices.
Take bottle of Quick Relief Oil and
Dead Shot home with you and if they
don't cure come and get your money.
Sold BY E. Brauch.
Parties having tickets for the school
exhibition, who failed to deliver the
same last evening, are requested to
leave them at the postoffice.
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Any Herald subscriber wishing to
send for an eastern publication-maga-
zine or newspaper-will be supplied
with the same at actual cost by calling
at this Office.
Mr.. F. Z. Phinney and wife have the
sympathy of all IN their bereavement
caused by the death of their four
months old daughter, who died last
Thursday night.
1t is evident that some one has got to
build some houses in Hurley this
spring. or else portion of the popula-
tion will have to live in tents: Every
thing is filed now.
We publish an interesting letter this
week from w. D. Clayton and family,
and their Turner county friends will
all be pleased to learn that they are
prospering in their new home.
Having decided to return to eastern
Iowa with his father, Jas. McGinn will
sell large amount of personal prop
erty at his farm near old Turner, Fri
day, tomorrow the 25th inst.
Judging from the number of teams
that have gone from Hurley and Vi
cinity this morning there will bea
large crowd in attendance at the sale
of school lands in Parker today.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
society will give a social at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. II. S. Graves, Friday eve
ming, April 1. A novel and amusing
program has been prepared and an
elegant supper will be served from 6
until 9. All are cordially invited.
"A. w. Bacon has hand bills out for
an extensive auction sale to take place
at his Spring Valley farm next Tues
day, the 59th inst, Lon has sold his
farm, and rs there are no improve
ments on the half section which he has
purchased he finds it necessary to re-
duce his stock, and will also sell ma
chinery which he will not need for the
present.
Edward Breier, who purchased the
C. N. Pier store is putting in one of the
largest stocks of general merchandise
ever carried in this county. His store
is well filled now, and he has $4,000
worth of dry goods. notions. boots and
shoes on the road, and which are ex-
pected to arrive the last Of the week.
A. w. Bacon has purchased of j. Z.
Hogan the half section of land lying
half mile west of town, known as
the Warner land There is about 40
acres of breaking on the land, and Mr..
Bacon pays $1,000 for the 32o acres.
Turner county people will be pleased
to know that Lon has concluded to re-
main here. This land was purchaseo
about six months ago by Mr.. Hogan
for s5 5000, and has increased in value
in that time twenty per cent, and an
other twenty will be added to the yalu-
alton within year.
Job work has kept the Herald force
rushing during the past week, and as a
consequence the columns Of the news
paper have had to suffer. However,
we give you this week some items OF
interest taken from The Record, pub
lished by Aliens Agency, and also re-
publish number Of crop reports
which appeared in the Herald a varl-
Gus times during the threshing season.
One of the Herald's good friends says
at is an outrage to publish these crop
Yields, as it will induce eastern parties
4 -, Ia -opd ua want q ii.