Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-14

Quite an interesting trial took place
beftre Justice Alien; DIT Swan Lake,
last evening. The yeuhg itiah Is out ON
$500 bail.
The Episcopal parsohage bhiluihg at
Swan Aake has been sold to Mr.: Bea-
man, who Will move it to Hurley and
open b bUarding house.
If you need pump. churn, clothes
wrineef, wheelbarrow, shot gun, or a
paper of tacks. go to Vintdn & Loyin's,
for they have "got um:"
fhe .,4bbott" buggies and spring
wagons still take the lead. can at j.
Aliens, examine sample and leayB your
order. Terms very liberal.
9 a few day boardefs can be accbmmo-
dated at j. II. Woods boarding house
and restaurant; Washington street, near
Center aveiiiie. Meals at all hours.
Among Yankton's leading merchants,
none are buster thaii Kahn & Co., the
popular one price clothiers." Do not
fail to call on them when you go to
Yankton.
Another building arrived from Swan
Lake to-day, the one formerly occupied
by Brauchs drug store. AS soon as the
necessary repairs can be made it will be
occupied by the Herald:
Mf. Morris, of Sheldon, Iowa, has pur-
chased business lot on Center avenue,
and will at once commence the erection
Of store building, to be occupied by
himself with general stock.
Found-On Sunday etetlitg; JtiHe
10th, near the residence of DIR. Sill, a
gossamer tver-garment, which can be
secured by the owner calling at the
Dr.'s residence and proving property.
Mr.. Alfred Still, of the firm of Muir
ply & Still, Parker's enterprising house
and sign painters, was in town last
Friday. This firm will probably estab-
lish a branch here as su0h as practical
BILE.
The soothing and healing properties
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, its
pleasant taste and promptness in cur
ing the most sewers colds, have made it
popular wherever it has become known.
Sold by Z. Bfatich.
! There will bea meeting Of the vete-
ran soldiers at Hurley next Tuesday,
(June 1g at two o'clock in The aftet-
noon. All interested in the organiza-
tion Of post OF the G. a. r. are re-
quested to be Present.
| We have been informed that a party
of English capitalists have been view
ing Swan Lake, having In mind the 10.
cation of summer resort and pleasure
grounds for the citizens Of the cities of
Hurley, Parker and Centerville.
Deputy Sheriff Rees started Tuesday
for the Washington Hifis country to re
cover some cattle belonging to Parker
parties, which had been sold by the
! herders having them in charge. III
will probably bring the guilty partie:
back with him.
In about three OF four weeks expect
to be located in my new store at Hur
ley, and have as large and well assorted
stock of goods as can be found il
Turner cottttty. In the fneah time
shall endeavor to supply all who call
from my warehouse around the corner
Jos. Allen.
| Messrs. Robbins & Pratt, of Parker
have few words to say to our readers
In addition to the large stock of lum
ber, lime, cement, &c, kept by them
they have lately enlarged their stor
room and put in large and comp!et
stock ofhardware, which they wish yo1
(to call and examine when you visi
II Parker.
The man who opens farm, bring
in u better breed of cattle, turns
water-power to account, btlikts mil
or invests his capital, is Of more impol
"A tance in the new northwest than tn
' man who is able to command attention
at Washington. Party politics are los
sight of in the all-engrossing efforts Q
i Ebuikfing up the country.
VI There are few things which give be-
! ter evidence of the prosperity of a tow
than its places of business, and Parke
| thas reason TO be proad of the ente
N prise of Gus Gilbert for the manner i
which. he now displays his large an
varied stock of merchandise, furthe
particulars of which can be ascertaine
by perusaI of oHr advertising co
umns.
~ Il Mr.. Glass, Of the fvnf of Ryan
). Glass, railroad contractors, passe
r through town Monday with larp
force of men and teams, which are
be used on their contract work at Pa
f ker. They cu1ne from Marshalltowl
: Iowa. Mr.. Glass informed our report'
that he had information from reli
s Bile source that the Dakota Centr
I would be extended to Bismarck tn
season..
g It often happens on the farm tn
q some break will occur to machinery al
tools which necessitates the taking
sending of the article to. the foundry
:, machine shop for repairs. Should SUI
misfortune befall any of our reader
they will find the firm of Martin
u Anderson, Tankten, prepared to- eS
y cute in workman-like manner al
orders entrusted to them. See adve
Il tlsemsnt in this paper.
I "I1i stayI" is the announcement Sc
forth by r.. FL. Waaes,. enc of Parke
% popular and prominent merchants. v