Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-07
Press and Dakotaian: Turner county

Press and Dakotaian: Turner county
from center to boundary appears to be
us prosperous as any section of the ter
ritory.
Go and examine the Reddy oil stove
at Vinton & Loyin's. They will explain
why YOU can save money by using the
Reddy.
Fifty thousand dollars to loan on i'm
proved farms in Turner county (no
commision by Citizens Bank, Parker
Dakota.
Read Ketchum & Spitzer's advertise
ment, and when you need any work in
their line, give them call, at Rees'
hardware store.
A few day boarders can he accommo-
dated at j. II. Woods boarding house
and restaurant, Washington street, near
Center avenue. Meals ut all hours.
One of the first things that young
man usually purchases; when he has
made up his mind to settle down and
keep house is Il cook stove. Further in
formation can be procured of Ren .
Swan.
Word was received Monday from A.
b. Clampet, Esq, of Sioux Falls, that he
would soon be in Hurley and commence
the erection of bank building on his
Center avenue property.
A letter received by Mrs. Geo. Wolf,
from her husband, mailed at Bartlett
Station, d. T., says that the surveying
party is twenty miles beyond Devils
Lake and still going north.
The material for The Chronicle, to be
publishedat Centerville, passed through
town to-day. Mr. Williams informs us
tnat he shall endeavor to issue the first
number of his paper next week.
The soothing and healing properties
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, its
pleasant taste and promptness in cur
ing the most severe colds, have made it
popular wherever it has become known.
Sold by E. Brauch.
We stated last week that Mr.. d. S.
Grain, of Parker, had "pressed the
| cushion of our editorial chair" We
have since examined the impression,
and find that it was Mr.. G. S. Fletcher,
president of the Citizens bank.
The advertisement of Ninton & Lovin
has no doubt been seen by all of our
readers ere this. The members of this
firm are young men who have had con
siderable business experience in the
4 west, and will be valuable acqmsi,
| tion to our town.
Mr.. a. B. Clampat and wife arrived
in Hurley to-day. Mr.. Clampat will al
once commence work on his bank build
ing, and will erect hotel on the cor
! ner of Main street and Center avenue
He also contemplates the building o.
several tenement houses.
In about three or four weeks l eXpec
to be located in my new store at Hur
lev, and have as large and well assorted
Il stock of goods as can be found IL
II Turner county. In the mean time
I shall endeavor to supply all who call
from my warehouse around the corner
Jos. Allen.
A young lady in Iowa was poisone'
recently by eating wild turnlp, Will
she was walking in the woods with he
lover. If the young man had been at
tending to his business it would hardl
have been possible for her to poison hel
self. No one ever heard of Dakot
girl being poisoned through the basf
fulness of the young men.
Our good natured druggist, Mr.. /
Brauch, had lots Of sport While movin
his stock from Swan Lake this weel
The horses ran away with one LOAF
making mile and half in UNUSUAL
, quick time, but fortunately breakin
nothing. The next load got stuck in
soft place near the creek, and in eXtr
eating the load the driver and on
horse went in all over and the loa
came very near following.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Briden, of Bremt
county, Iowa, have been looking ovt
the prairie farms Of Turner county d'
ring the past week. Mr.. B. is sent
Dakota by several parties in his neigl
borhood who wish to change their loc
tion, they relying on his good Judgmel
to make a favorable selection. He a
peared much pleased with this sectio
and his visit will no doubt be themeal
! of adding to the population OF our cou
ty a number of desirable citizens.
: 1t is Indeed pleasant sight to sta1
s. on some high roll of land and gaze Il
on the surrounding country. AS far
3 the eye can reach, the prairie, with
e mantle of green, is dotted with Il
houses and buildings of our enterprisil
r and energetic farmers, who have bray
}. the trials and hardships which are Il
lot of the pioneer and are now reapll
their reward in the fields of wavil
: grain, the fat cattle, and the pleasa
. groves which surround their prail
homes.
Several of the residents Of fankt
" have been "bilked" out of small SUI
of money by loan firm doing busint
q under the name of Hamilton Il Co. L
n amode of operation was to receive apr
cations from parties wishing mon'
i the rate of interest being seven |
" cent, charging them an advance fee
five dollars, to pay for abstract of pr'
- erty, &c. About forty applicable
~ - were made. Mr.. Hamilton is descril,
" as being about twenty-three years
age, small in stature, florid cols'Dlexl
Ell and light mustache and hair.
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