Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-06
LOCAL MENTION.

trees.
School entertainment tomorrow
night.
Call and see j. A. Scott's car of new
buggies.
You can pay your taxes at Turner
County Bank.
See L. w. Kyte's ad for carpenter and
carriage work.
DIR. Graves wants to hire a "chore" boy
for the summer.
The county commissioners are in
session this week.
April 2l has been designated by Gov.
Sheldon as Arbor day.
Mrs. Mary Hogan will have her new
house built on Dakota street.
S. w. Kellar las purchased the house
built last fall by Peter Sperling.
Rubber boots at discount pricees at
j. I. Hogan's. We are overstocked.
"Eli Perkins, the famous humorist,
willlecture in Parker on April 20, 1S93."
Mrs, w. Il. Robertson wants a good
girl. Steady work and highest wages.
Scalp sores, fever, and dryness are
cured byHalls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer.
a full line of Boericks & Tafels
homeopathic Remedies at Pioneer
Drug store.
When you are ready to pay your
taxes we are ready to receive them.
Bank OF Hurley.
A commodious stable and carriage
house has been built this week for
Father Sheehan at the Catholic par
sonage.
The farmers are busy this week put
ting in their wheat, and consequently
not many of them are seen about the
streets.
Francis Selby and Mrs. Benson have
purchased lots in Johnston's addition
to Hurley and contemplate building
thereon.
The churches were appropriately
trimmed for Easter services last Sun
day and the exercises were well
attended.
j. T. Hogan has arrangements nearly
completed for the erection of a fine
residence on corner of Dakota and
Monroe streets.
Fred Fredrickscn is rejoicing over
the advent of a 12-pound boy, who will
have birth day anniversary On April
4th of each year.
Besides the new houses mentioned in
these columns this week there are sew
eral others which we are not at liberty
to disclose at present.
The man who got water for alcohol
on the lst of April did not think the
Joke near as good as the one he had
been playing on various parties.
The bicycle craze has started in early
this spring, Charlie Woodward aud
Suph Hikell have both received new
wheels, and Il. c. Gehon has one
ordered.
Peter Allen says he was kept busy all
day Saturday making out papers trans
ferring property. Hurley's improve
ments this year bid fair to equal those
of last year.
Uncle Dams new house has an i'm
proved appearance withits coat of fresh
paint, and there are a large number OF
buildings in town needing a dressing
of the same character.
1t would hardly be possible to imag-
inc more perfect weather than that of
Easter Sunday, and the citizens OF Hur-
ley enjoyed 1t by remaining out of
doors as much as possible.
DR.. Ancker, who was recently re-elect-
ed city physician in st. Paul, Mimi,
was at one time clerk in a Yankton
clothing store, and room mate of p.
Brauch, Hurley's popular druggist.
Timely topics will be discussed at
Sundays service in the M. E. church.
Father Piper leads the class at l0:3O a.
M; M. E. Layne leads the Epworth
Leag ne at 6:45 p. m. The public
invited.
j. T. Hogan is moving his stock of
dry goods, groceries, hats, caps, boots,
shoes. ETC., from the Breier building to
his clothing store, and the stock will be
disposed of at figures away below
wholesale cost price.
r. Rees has the contract for the erec-
tion of Geo. Palmer's new store build
ing on Centre avenue east OF Junla
Sargent's, and work will be commenced
Monday morning. The building VIII
be 22x4O with "a foot posts.
at the Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath, the morning sermon Will be
on the subject, "Giving a Reason" y.
Z. S. C. E. at 7:l5, preaching service at
8. sermon on the subject, "Rellglon and
popularity." &. A, White, Pastor.
The entertainment and supper at
Opera hall Tuesday evening was the
finest, for the price charged, ever given
in Hurley. All who took part IN the
program acquitted themselves with
credit: and as for the supper, 1t was
whole banquet, and only 10 cents.
Well, eggs are cheap, and the ladles
threw in the trimmin gs and their time.
f. Brauch has few words to say 10
the readers of the Herald this week,
and his remarks in regard to people
fespecially business menl sending away
from home for goods that can be hau
here, are timely and to the point.
Patronize your home merchants II you
wish to make your town prosperous
and the citizens thereof sociable and
friendly.
Those who attended the lecture given
by Rev. A. &. Bennett last Friday
L.. car a