Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-03-10
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
j. A. Scott has just received a car Of
buggies.
Rubber boots at the new store at
$l.90 pair.
Fresh oysters and fish at Hurley
meat market.
Tho largest bar OF soap in town for
&c at Cheap Johns,
ia. Scott has just received car OF
John Deere machinery.
a fresh supply OF rock and barrel
salt just received at j. j. MansAeld's.
Seed Grain Oats, wheat, corn and
millet for sale. W. b. Baker, miles
west of Hurley.
Tomlinson's Quick Relief Oll.cures
Group, colds, asthma and Bronchitis.
Sold by E. Brauch.
Wanted-Good girl to do housework;
highest wages; call on Mrs. w. II. 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.
On Friday, Feb. 26. a bright girl ar
rived to make more sunshine in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Patrick
Take a bottle of Quick Relief Oil and
Dead Shot home with you and if they
don't cure come and get your money.
Sold by +. Brauch.
S. w. Baker has hand bills cat an
nouncing sale of personal property
on the Kostenbader farm, three miles
north of Hurley. on the 10Th inst.
A lecture by Rev. A. b. Smart will
be given at the NJ. 4. church, Monday
evening. the l4th inst. Subject: Colum-
bia-her Mission, Dangers and the
Remedies.
Mr.. Jorgen Hansen has an extensive
auction sale of personal property, at
his farm six miles south of Hurley, on
Thursday, the 18th inst. Don't forget
the date.
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.
The Centreville Mill Company, eyer
alert to the interests of the patrons.
are now giving "a pounds of the best
Standard flour and Is pounds of feed
for each bushel of wheat brought to
them for exchange.
The Farmer and Stockman, the only
paper in southern Minnesota devoted
exclusively to farming and stockrais-
ing, will be sent one year to any adj
dress for twenty cents. Address, Farm
er and Stockman, Heron Lake. MINI.
At a meeting OF the Sioux Falls COM
mercial club last week Sl3,500 in Sioux
Falls packing house stock was taken,
and the sum is to be increased to $685.
600. They will have to have railroads
before the packing house will be of any
use.
| Lovers of rare flowers should see
Mrs. Piers Easter lily which now has
three large, creamy. wax-like blossoms
and two more will doubtless appear this
week. They are the first raised here
and are very delicate in every sense of
the word.
Sibley Welch jr. the three year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Slbley Welch, fell
from an elevation of about two feet
Saturday and broke his lett arm at the
elbow joint. The break is in a bad
place and fears are entertained that 1t
may cause stiff joint.
Elliott & Bach have purchased of j.
b. Morton, +. NJ. Cope, and d. G. Cope
their three quarter sections of land
three miles west of town, paying Sl0,-
1926 for the same. In payment tor said
land, the gentlemen take the Elliott &
Bach store building and stock of goods
at Centreville.
Newspapers from all sections of the
state report mud the worsteye known,
so we conclude that Hurley is not the
only town where the crossings are
plastered with mud. In fact this seems
to be the case in every locality where
| the soil is rich enough to make mud
and there are teams enough moving on
the streets to roll it up. 1t is a mighty
poor soil that wont make mud.
Messrs. Cope & Morton have an ex-
tensive sale of personal property three
miles west OF Hurley. tomorrow. I'm
mediately after the sale the gentlemen
20 to Centreville to take charge of
their recent purchase there. Hurley
regrets very much to lose the families.
and assures the good people of Centre
vile that they have received valuable
acquisition to their population. The
best wishes of all Hurley go with them
to their new homes.
| A Nebraska paper. whose editor not
emulating the late George Washington
says that one day last fall farmer
went out after load OF straw. Having
nc pole with which to bind his load he
took his axe and commenced to chop
down stalk of corn for this purpose
He had it nearly cut in two when one
of the ears of corn became detached
and fell, crushing him to the ground
It broke his neck and one of his legs in
| seven places! He would have died but
| for the health giving properties OF the
| N ebraska climate, which made him
we'll man again before he had walked
half way to the house.
Considerable indignation is felt and
being expressed by republican voters in
this part of the county at the manner
| in which the delegates to the county
convention have been apportioned-1Oo
votes entities Hurley to delegates,
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