Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-03-15
LOCAL MENTION.
The Herald office for sale bills.

The Herald office for sale bills.
S. w. Kellar's livery barn IS growing
rapidly.
Harry Hanson has rented the Epis-
copal rectory.
Pierce Rundell has moved to his farm
south of town.
John Kingery has a portion of his
garden planted.
Clean up those yards and alleys as
soon as possible.
j. II. Gallagher's new home is nearly
ready for occupancy.
There are three weeks more of the
winter term of school.
Highest cash price paid for poultry
at SINNERS meat market.
w. T.. Swan is building an addition
to his house in East Hurley.
Bulk oysters 30c per qt. and fruits at
way down prices at Gehons.
Travelling statesmen have been quite
numerous in town this week.
Mrs. Peter Allen wants a good hired
girl and will pay good wages.
Hurley merchants are receiving new
spring goods. Read their ads.
Teachers reading circle will meet
Saturday evening of this week.
DR.. Miller, the dentist. will remain
in Hurley the rest of the week.
Call at Herald office and get a sample
copy of the Weekly Inter Ocean.
Fresh bulk oysters and fruits at
bottom prices, at Pioneer drug store.
Kimberly has opened up again and
is selling goods Just as cheap as ever.
Best assortment of corsets and corset
covers in town at Mrs. r. N. Coffields.
Machinery and seed grain began go
ing out pretty lively Monday morning.
have three good work horses left,
which will be sold cheap. John Fitch.
A good, cheap quarter section three
miles west of Hurley, at Aliens
Agency.
Hurley now. sports a milk wagon,
and A. o. Welch is driver and owner
thereof.
DIR. Haggard has moved into the
Pierce Rundell house east of the Com
mercial hotel.
lf you set out trees this spring you
should, as far as possible, get those that
are home grown.
Miss Savage is visiting in Mitchell
this week, and Miss Viola Mills is
teaching in her room.
DR.. Haggard is building an office be-
tween Vaughan's drug store and Mrs.
Cotfield's millinery store.
We understand that the political
slate-makers are ut work in this coun-
ty. Better go slow, boys.
Mrs. Judson offers for rent her house
and ten acres of land, situated in the
southeastern part of town.
The vacant lots around town are be-
ing ornamented with farming machln-
cry by our various dealers.
Drs. Finlay, Sheehan, Gotthelt and
Glynn have been appointed pension eX-
aminers for Turner county.
Jerry Murphy has purchased the
Broderick saloon building and moved
it to his farm south of town.
Walter Benson has rented of w. H.
Robertson what is known as the John
Flyger farm in Spring Valley.
It's all the same. a slight cold. con-
gested lungs or severe cough. One
Minute Cough Cure banishds them.
A cold wave arrived last evening,
and for a time it looked stormy, but
today the weather ls clear and cool.
Rates of premium on farm property
and town dwellings remain the same
at Aliens Agency. Notes or cash.
The state board of health has issued
circular to county boards, requesting
that all school children be yaccinated.
You need tho Inter Ocean and can
get it for a year as a premium with the
Herald. Now is the time to subscribe.
If you want to know where you can
buy the most goods for the least money
read the advertisements in the Herald.
E. /. slaid toyed with the l. 0. U. +
goat last Saturday evening, and thinks
that the animal is all that is claimed
for it.
For short time S43.65 will buy
ticket from Copenhagen to Hurley.
Get there quick if you want ticket.
Aliens Agency.