Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-28

"Uncle" Dan DwyGfs building OH Ceff-
ter avenue, and he will throw it open
to the public next week as iirst-class
restaurant and boarding house.
"Lank" Hoyt, Of Parker, and Miss
Phfnora Lawrence, of Yankton, were
married at the latter place yesterday,
The best wishes of the Herald accom-
pany them through the journey of life.
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.
Remember well, and keep in mind,
That good cook stoves of every kind,
With nickle trimmings and largest
ovens,
Can always be found at Vinton & Low
ms.
For forks, hoes, rakes, spades, shov-
els, measures, scythes, picks, hammers,
saws, draw-knives, planes, axes, adj,
pumps, churus, well-buckets, chains in
fact, everything that is kept in a first
class hardware store, call on Vinton &
4 iovin.
| In about three or four weeks expect
to be located in my new store at Hur-
ley, and have as large and well assorted
a stock of goods as can be found in
Turner county. In the mean time l
shall endeavor to supply all who call
from my warehouse around the corner.
/ JOS. Allen.
| Work has been commenced on the
new Episcopal rectory, on Park Boule:
ward, adjoining the church lot. The
building will be one-story COTTAGE
24x4S, finished in neat and tasty man
ner, and will be an ornament to the
town and credit to its architect, Rev.
NJ. S. Robinson, who will occupy it
when completed.
Mr.. Jessy Turner, the genial and in
dustrious representative of F. II. Peary
s. Co., of Sioux City, smiled on us Tues
day. Mr.. Turner informs us that the
house which he represents will build a
grain warehouse here 24x72 feet as soon
as the material can he placed OH the
ground. They will erect sixteen of
these buildings along the line of the
! Northwestern this season.
Y On Friday night last NJ. j. Hogan, of
Swan Lake, loaned his pony to party
to ride few miles into the country, and
during the night he broke lose from the
place where picketed and started for
home. Somewhere in his travels he
came in contact with a barb wire fence,
inflicting several severe wounds. The
pony is very valuable animal and we
trust the injuries received may not be
lasting.
The usually quiet village of Swan
Lake was startled yesterday noon by
the cry of fire." as smoke was seen
issuing from the barn belonging to Rev.
NJ. s. Robinson, which, with its entire
contents was destroyed, despite the
most strenuous efforts of the assembled
crowd. Fortunately, Mr.. Robinson's
horses and buggy were not in the build.
ing at the time. No insurance. Cause
of fire unknown.
Ellerman & Peemiller is the name OF
a new land, loan and real estate agency
at Yankton. These gentlemen have
Thad several years experience in the
I United States land office at Yankton
! and are well qualified to attend to any
business which may be entrusted tt
them. Parties in need of attorneys be
fore the U. S. land officers will do wei
to address these gentlemen, or call or
them at their Office, one door south o.
the land Office
AT meeting of citizens hald last Sat
urday evening committee of five, con
sisting of Rev.T II. Judson, c. A. Near
< John Beebe, d. W. .Fairchild and T. b
/, Buchanan, were appointed to secur
grounds for cemetery purposes. Salt
, committee are requested to meet at tn
Herald Office on Saturday, June Both
at two O'clock p. M, for the purpose o
taking such action rs they may con
slider necessary for carrying out this i'm
p0rtant matter.
Mr.. j. H. Farnsworth, of State Cen
Q ire, Iowa, will soon arrive in Hurle
and commence improvements and build
!. ings of u substantial character, amon
i. which will be a large grain elevate
o and residence. He has written to Sc
cure accommodations for fifteen cal
penters and masons, saying: "Lbrin
these men for fear can not get enoug
there to complete the buildings in tim
!; to handle this years crop" There
y room for more men of Mr.. Farm.
worth's stamp, and those who arriv
e first will naturally have the advantag,
k No town in the west has a brighter f,
# ture than Hurley. Situated in tn
midst of one of the most fertile section
. of Dakota, commanding trade fc
= many miles in every direction tn
: trade Of well-to-do and enterprisln
farmers--and being connected with tn
eastern markets by the great Nortl
/ western railway, on the main line o
I. which road the town is located, its cit
= zens have reason to rejoice that they s.
lected SO wisely.