Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-04-07
LOCAL MENTION.

i z. Allen is building an addition
l4x22 to his house,
1 Turner County Bar association met
at Parker last Monday.
! The carpeters are at work finishing
up the school house roof.
4 II. II. Rundeil made a heavy ship
ment of fat cattle Monday.
The largest box of baking powder in
town for 20 cents at Cheap Johns.
Afresh supply of rock and barrel
saltju received at J u. Mansneld's.
Ladies, misses and children's fine
summer foot wear at Rasmussen's s.
Jzcobsen's.
Ii this weather don't let up pretty
soon it won't give the rain makers a
chance to exhibit.
Fresh supply of Alton -four, corn
meal. graham, and rye -four just re-
ceived at Breier's.
NJ. j. Brazzel is down from Parker,
assisting j. f. Davey in decorating the
Presbyterian church.
Peter Anderson, living In Idylwilde
township will have a public sale of
personal property next Monday
Call at j II. Queal s. Cos and ex-
anime the sample of adamant plaster
ing. if you intend to plaster this sum-
mer.
a friend at our elbow remarks that
there are no flies on South Dakota-the
late winds having blown them all
away.
Seed Grain-Oats, wheat, corn and
millet for sale Also one good work
horse. w. B. Baker, 2 miles west of
Hurley.
| There was q severe snow storm up
the line Monday, the north bound
train being unable to go farther than
| Aberdeen.
500 pair OF Ladies and children's fms
hosiery just received by the the Dakota
Supply Co.. and are being sold at away
down prices.
G. III. .Sorensen has purchased the lot
on the corner of Washington and Iowa
street, and will at once build resi-
1 dence thereon.
Best line of boots and shoes in town
at Rasmussen s. Jacobsen's. Every
pair guaranteed. and money will be re-
turned if not satisfactory.
Frank Palmer's team took a spin
from the slaughter house Tuesday
morning, but was brought to halt be-
fore any damage was done.
That sack of Golden Beauty potatoes
! Il. S. Fessenden brought in were as
fine tubers as a person could ask for,
| and there are none better raised.
/ w. Elliott and family expect to move
to Parker the first of next week. BY
this move Hurley loses one of It's best
/ families and Parker is the gamer there
| by.
/ Mr.. Edwards, advance agent for
ShreYe, Phillips & Michie, has been
considerable under the weather from
an attack OF the grip during the past
week.
| ANY Herald subscriber wishing to
| send for an eastern publication-maga-
zine or newspaper-wiIl be supplied
| with the same at actual cost by calling
at this Office.
| The Presbyterian church is receiving
| thorough renoyating and an inside
] dressing of paint and paper this week
and will soon be one of the neatest
churches in town.
| At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
| Postlethwaite there is great rejoicing
over the arrival of a young daughter,
/ who will celebrate the anniversary of
her birth on each succeeding 9th Of
March.
The democrats OF Turner county
will meet in delegate convention at
Parker, Tuesday, May II, to elect eigh-
teen delegates to the state convention
| to be held at Yankton May 25. 1t is
recommended that precinct caucuses
be held on Friday, May Is.
! A representative Of II. E. Bucflen d
Co.. one of the lzrges patent medicine
houses in the country, was a recent
caller at the Herald sanctum. We had
| very pleasant chat with the gentle
man, but our advertising rates this
1 year were too high for him.
| The Black brothers, Of Spring Valley
are nown the owners of the best Clyde
stallion eyer brought to this county,
having purchased the best one of the
two recently brought in from Michigan.
The price paid tor the same was fifteen
hundred dollars. If you are an admir-
er of fine horses. you should see this
one.
1 Adamant does not crack or shrink,
rats do not gnaw through 1t. nor Will
it harbor yermin, no1ious gases, or
| germs of disease, like common plaster,
because it is dense and hard instead OF
porous. 1t places much less weight on
the building than lime plaster, and in
stead of being dead weight, 1t con-
tributes strength.
/ The supper and social at the resi-
dence OF Mrs Graves last Friday even
| ing was the kind of an April fool social
the society editor OF the Herald "ouio
| enjoy about once week. The supper
was a grand one, and our only regret
is, that fearing the menu would con-
sist of saw-dust pies, cotton-battlng
cakes, etc, good sized lunch was par
taken of at home shortly before Inc
attendance was very good notWlth-
standing the darkness and rain.
Through the agency of detectlVe
/ flue. a fire was started IN the Sargent
house occupied by Mrs. w. 81. Conkiln'
Tueeday morning about nine O'CLOCK
The fire caught in the partition pc
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