Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-05-03
LOCAL MENTION.

Carpets Hopping on the line,
Must be pounded hard;
Wife with whitewash on her nose,
Dinner nix cum rouse;
Golly! amt 1t jolly
When the folks are cleaning house.
White Lake Wave.
A new top buggy for sale cheap. j..
Fitch.
Brauch's dog "Groyer" has disap-
peared.
Fresh stock of candies just received
at Gehon's.
Finest stock of dried fruits in town
at Gehon's.
Window shades from 25 cents up at
Jos. Frick's.
Kalsomine in the popular tints at
Vaughan's.
Money to loan on land at Turner
County Bank.
Pieplant is making is appearance on
the local market.
Election next Monday, and all should
turn out and vote.
Call and examine our bulk seeds at
Pioneer drug store.
Oranges 2Oc per doz and bananas 25c
per doz. at Gehon's.
Fine Millott seed SO cents per bushel
at Alderman nursery.
Curtice Bros. canned goods-the best
on the market-at Gehon's.
Early vegetables are up in many
gardens and looking healthy.
Regular daily services are held in
the Catholic church at 1880 a. m.
New line OF perfumeries--best in the
state, just received at Vaughan's.
A good girl can find steady employ
ment and good wages at Jos. Frick's.
The grass on some of the lawns is
getting long enough to need mower.
The celebrated Sioux Falls ice cream
by the dish, quart or gallon at Gehon's.
Best assortment of corsets and corset
covers in town at Mrs. r. N. Coffield's.
The little folks had a grand time dis
tributing "May-baskets" Tuesday eve
ming.
The pontoon bridge across the Mis-
souri, river at Chamberlain is now in
place.
E. z. Moore has moved to Volin and
reports that his wife is regaining her
health.
Found-A watch. Owner can get
same by calling on DR.. Haggard and
proving property.
Bishop Hare will preach at Grace
Episcopal church, Sunday afternoon,
May 6, at o'clock.
The gospel temperance meeting will
be held in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening, May 6.
Call at Ferguson's and see that fine
line of decorated china and glassware
which he has just added to his stock.
T.J Hill has been furnishing his
tinware, polishing his stoves, painting
his shelves and cleaning up generally.
You need tho Inter Ocean and can
get it for year as a premium with the
Herald. Now is the time to subscribe.
Good pasturage for $50 head of stock.
Plenty of water, and grass the best.
Enquire of j. 7. Hogan or Fl. II. Run
dell.
Farmers. are you making prepara-
tions so that you Will not have to pay a
dollar bushel for potatoes next
spring.
Tom McCarrier, who was recently
released from the county Jail has gone
to Minneapolis, where he has agreed to
go to work.
Let us remind you that now is the
time to take DeWitt's Sarsaparilla, it
will do you good. It recomm ends itself.
E. Brauch.
The rains of the past week have put
the ground in excellent condition, and
vegetation of all kinds is rapidly push
ing upward.
The breaking teams are just ever
lastingly turning over the sod, the
ground being in fine condition and the
weather cool.
The Catholic society observed Mon
day as Arbor day and planted large
number of good sized trees on their
property in Hurley.
We are prepared to furnish an un-
limited amount of money for first
mortgage farm loans, at reasonable
rates. Aliens Agency.
The most beautiful new goods are
constantly arriving at Mrs. M. S. Rob
inson's millinery establishment. Call
and see them and get prices.
Suph Hikell has copies of the photo
graph taken at the laying of the corner
stone of the Catholic church at Davis,
for sale at his gallery in Hurley.
Today being the Feast of the Ascen-
sion of our Blessed Lord is observed as
a holiday in the Catholic church. There
will be services here at 7:30 p. m.
Hans Sorensen requests the parties
(and he knows who they are) who took
the sacks of oats from the field where
he was seeding to return the sacks.
Fine Elms, Laurel Leafed Willow,
Basswood and other ornamental trees
at the Alderman Nursery. A few of
bearing size fruit trees left, small fruit,
etc.
The tie-up on the Great Northern is
helping trade somewhat in Hurley, as
the merchants in the towns on that
road are running low on some lines of
goods.
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