Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-23
LOCAL MENTION.
Stoneware at Aliens.
There's music in the air."
Shall we have a harvest dance?

Shall we have a harvest dance?
Stoves at bottom prices at Rees'.
Mrs. Hogan's residence is enclosed. y
Door and window screens ut Conklin
Bros.
Don't forget to call at Rees' for nails
at Parker prices.
Wanted-100,OoO pounds of butter, at
Morrill, & Packard's.
Those fall shawls soon to arrive at
Aliens will be " boss"
The grain stacks begin to loom up on
the surrounding prairies. ~
The new coal shed being built by
Queal & Co. is l6x8O feet.
Two good cows for sale in quire at
City Confectionery Store.
The best mixed paints in the market
at bottom prices at Rees'.
Chicken hunting is said to be fine in
the vicinity of centeryille.
The editor of the Centerville Chroni-
Gle has had his other shirt stolen.
Farnsworth s. Lamson are building
asubstantial and conimodious Office.
You cant rip 'em-those diamond
stayed overalls at Morrill, s. Packards.
Mr.. Thos. Murphy:s new residence on
Washington street is growing rapidly
Don't forget to get prices on Star
wagons and buggies. at Vinton Il Loy-
ins.
Tho school board Of Hurley township
have adopted the Harper series of text
books.
Pounded pumpkin is supplanting
"crnshed-strawberry" as the fashiona-
BILE hue.
Before the cyclone strikes you get a
tornado policy of w. H. Conklin, Hur-
ley. D. T.
will loan you money at low interest
and no commission. C. Frederickson,
Hurley, D. T.
Frederickson s. Thorp paid out s53,-
1880 for stock during the year ending
May LIST, 1888.
A number of Centerville's prominent
citizens took a pleasure excursion to
Iowa Last week.
"Gay but not gaudyr' exclaimed Fox
Robinson as he took birds-eye view of
the postofiice front.
4 j i . b. ID s +.
The best of iron bound half-bushels
for Is cents at Yinton 8 LoYin's. Other
things In proportion.
The Montgomery building, on Wash
ington street, will soon be occupied by
a first-class harness maker.
If you wish an extra quality Of fifty
cent Jap tea for thirty-fve cents, call at
the City Confectionery Store.
Peter Allen has treated his new barn
to a coat of red paint, and it looks as
"nobby as a new red wagon"
Arrived That carload of window
glass at Rees'. Greatly reduced prices
to sufferers from the hail storm.
Some of our hunters who have been
training their dogs on " snipe." say that
they take to chicken as natural as can
be.
Mr.. Thos Murphy's store building is
receiving its finishing touches at the
hands of ga knight Of the brush and
pot"
We are in receipt of an Illuminated
poster advertising the Sioux Falls Ex-
position, which does credit to the Press
job rooms.
Fifty thousand dollars to loan on I'M
proved farms in Turner county (no
commisionl by Citizens Bank, Parker
Dakota.
A large force Of woskmen are con-
stantly employed improving the depot
grounds and fixing things ready for
business.
Mr..Jos. Allen has been covering the
outside of his numerous buildings with
acoating of paint, thereby greatly inn
proving their appearance.
st. Patrick's Pulls, the great Irish ca
thartic. cleanse the system. purify the
blood and regulate the liver and bow
els. They are sugar coated. Sold by
S. Brauch.
II the nonresident property owners
insist on retaining ali their Center ave
nue. lots they may wake up some morn.
Ing and find the business street in some
other portion of the town.