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TAoes elegant nsW ranges lust received
By Waddsl B Hiles direos from the man.
manufa0tories-the Superior Range and
Stove. They are The finest, most eoouom-
ieal, and altogether desirable range On
The Pacific Coast. Call and - them.
even II yoo doot buv.
II you are needing boots and shoes,
call at O. b. Littell's closing out sale
and get them for Len money than any
plaos on The Sound. No. 6 Front
street. les
When you have got an old horss that
hAs passed the market period, apply q
hottls Of Kendall's SPAWN Cure and the
Issult viii b marvellous Read adver-
III 6TUDEBAKRR h Tie sanndard
v.eca Of TIE void. H0 sals b. Waid
Z OAnposl.
Go and 80 The universal cooking
crock - II. 81. wilcox b Co.'S Cherry
strsst, oppoaits Telegraph once.
Spring and summer styles Of hats
nov On sxhihitioo at Chas. 0oldstsin's,
The hattsR, Front strese.
Erst-eaaa boegies, cheap can Be seen
q Unieo StAhaaa. opposits AIiingsou
H0tsa.-0eo. II. Chick b Co. mn d1
II. @. AaIAuRhlin, Opeioian, Front
slzee4 4asoois bQildin0. 4 d guar
Pebble epeoeaelss and syo-eiaaDss q
Vim. II. Finek's oppoaits ths New
kn9iAnd hoeAL 6kf
EysRlAsDss for al sights q Littis
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jack or ALL TRADES.

CHAs. EDWARDS WILL BE FOUND
~ ct Uncle Jimmie's Tobacco Stand, ON
MN street hereafter. ready 70 do any and
~ work that nay b offered. Windows
washed. carpets cleaned, giaas put in, or
any other kind az work done.
0edsn IN With uncls Jimmy win re-
cofvo promus attention. my0 I'm
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Total amount re-
ceived into the
treasury from all

celved into the
treasury from all
sources. .... 84yNl
Road supervisory
receipts fled
With county trea-
surer for labor
performed In lieu
of road tax. a
per list Of 1882. 2,611 lG
Errors and double
assess n ent0
found by treas
urer in tax list Of
lboZ.. IW u
Amount of tax still
due n d unc0l-
lected in tax list
of 1882. ........ 6,906 20
Number Of county
warrants issued
during tho fiscal
year endingApril
30th, 1883, - Per
Register Of Coun-
~ Warrants in
the Auditors Of
6cs, seven hum
dred and ninety
six, 1856 the TO-
tai amount OF
said warrants
being. .......... tZyooS ~
The following
shows for what
purpose they
were issned:
Advertising tax list
IooZ .......-.... ool W
Expenses Of Dis
trict Court 5,682 10
Expenses of Justice
of the Peace. 38 IS
Treasurer's fees for
services rendered les 81
Expenses Of CON-
missioner Court $50 70
Insurance for three
years on county
buildings ....... 80 %
Repairs on pile
driver .......... 40 ~
Agent King Coun-
ty, balance on
hand .... 600 90
Auditors official
fees ............ 1880 80
Teachers Institute "a 90
Sheriff King Coun-
~, services rem
dered. ........ 81 70
Printing. ......... 4Ol ID
Gas for county Of.
uoo8 ............ I'D "
Water for county
ofnoo9 .......... 81 "
School 6uperinten-
dent, 4. b. lngra-
n6m ............ ~ ID
Rebate on errOno-
ous assessments. d "a
Rent Of Office of
Justice Of the
fo00o .......... u 70
Rent OF District
Court. .......... 80 Is
Prosecuting Attor-
ney, 4. Evans. 287 80
Roads and DAM
6&0o cZx "
Coal and wood. -. 1B4 rs
Stationery ........ 1919 o.
New county build
ing. District
Court ...... 4,O6 66
New county vault
for records. ..... &5 90
Repairs ard FIX
lures. including
fixtures for court
house. .......... ,3S ~
Making assessment
rolls and aseess-
ing King county
for the year lS62 $40 %
Smallpox cases. l,02 u
Prisoners, for
board and sup
plies .......... 10 10
Repairing Black
river bridge. 8 90
Keeping the coun-
~ poor through
county ......... s,ola 81
Insane cases. ..... 626 80
Inuuests. ......... 623 s.
Burial county poor l6S Is
Election Of 1882 .. 90 ~
Am cunt Of out
standing county
wArrantsApril 50,
1882, ~ shown By
Register County
Warrants go. ASA -
Amount Of county
warrants issued
during the fiscal
year ending April
80. 1888 - shown
above. .......... S2,ess -
Total amount. -. TJO3o
Amount Of county
wAvrants re-
deemed by Trea-
surer and cAn-
cellsd by Board
County Commits
sioners at the
May session, 1883 u, 492 -
Am on Mt Of out
standing county
warrants April
sosh. 1858 -. $3.50 -
The condition Of
King county a.
names will be
shown by the fol-
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III 6TUDEBAKKR h the s1nndard
y.eoa Of TIE void. H0 als b Waid
: OAmpho1l.
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When ycu have got an old horse that
hAs passed The market pe.iod, apply .
betals OF Ksndall's SPAWN Cure and the
result viii b ma1velous. Read adver-
efnaunnok
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II you are needing boots and shoes,
call ct O. b. Littell's closing out sale
and get them for lsas money than any
plaes on The Sound. No. 6 Front
utroot. les
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
THE IRON-BA.ND
Which Brings Wealth
and Prosperity to
the !" Infant
Wonder" !"

1t has been a pleasing sight indeed,
during the past few days, to occasional
ly rest from out labors and gaze toward
the south at the volume OF black smoke
issuing from the smoke-stack of the
pioneer engine as it moved slowly
along, pressing closely upon the heels of
the tracsmcn.
The engine is now here, and Hurley
is connected by bands of iron with the
outer world, its markets and supply
depots. Soon regular trains will be ar
riying and departing, laden with the
manufactures of the east and the pro-
ducts of the west.
One year ago, the grouud now known
as Hurley was naught but the farms
of enterprising pioneers, who had push
ed out ahead Of rrilroads and mail fa-
cilities. to build upfor themselves quiet
homes on the fertile prairies. But, 10,
a railroad corporation extend their line
in this direction and require the land
for townsite purposes, upon which to
erect depots, warehouses, elevators,
machine shops, etc,
The town is located and soon begins
to fill up with industrious, enterprising
business men, in q manner seldom wit
messed in advance of the arrival of
trains. Buildings are going up on all
sides, teams are arriving from all di-
rections laden with building material
lumber, stone, sand, nails, etc; stran-
gers are arriving, enquiring for bust
ness lots, residence lots and farms. and
all is life and commotion.
Ii a few short weeks the roads lead
ing to town will be thronged with the
teams of the husbandman, bringing to
our doors the result Of the seasons Ia
Dor to be exchanged for the necessaries
and luXuries of life and material with
Which to improve his property.
What another year may bring forth
it ishard to conjecture, but it is safe to
say that ere the year 1885 arrives Hur-
ley will contain population of at least
1000. The growth of the "Infant
Wonder" has been rapid, but her future
growth will be such that it will satisfy
her most enthusiastic friends.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
PERSONAL. u

Rams. Buchanan showed his feet I'M
der Swan dinner table this noon.
Mr.. John Mansfield, of Spring Valley,
was transacting business in town last
Saturday.
Mr.. Louis Wolff, of Swan Lake, was
a welcome visitor at the Herald office
this week.
VIII and Chas. Andrews, of Spring
Valley, are transacting business in
town to-day.
Mr.. G.. w. Benedict, Centerville's
wide-awalle real estate dealer was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. John Murphy, of Swan Lake, was
rustling around town this week look
ing for good business location.
Mr. j. L. Sophy, one cf Tie Mars solid
men, made us a pleasant cal. Saturday.
Mr.. Sophy viii soon become Hurley
ite.
June Gage, NJ. e. Dunning and DR..
Snap, of Parker, occupied reserved seats
at the table of landlord Swan, yester-
! day noon.
Mr.. j. Sargent, of Middleton, made
this office pleasant and solid call yes
terday. Mr.. S. is very enthusiastic over
the new bridge.
| c. L, Hackett, of the New Era, has
taken a avacation, and in company with
his family will visit the scenes of his
childhood, in New Jersey.
| Mr.. Press Francis returned Tuesday
from his claims near Grand View,
Douglas county. lie reports everything
| prosperous in that section.
Mr.. A. A. Powers, S. Frye Andrews
and Mrs, Powers, Of Spring Valley, left
yesterday morning for Wisconsin, to be
absent three or four weeks.
Postmaster Stuart of Swan Lake was
in town Tuesday tranacting business OF
| various sorts. Ole is a gentleman
| whom it is pleasure to meet.
| Mr.. A. w. Bacon, of Spring Valley
i was in town Saturday looking at the
site for the new county buildings, and
his name now adorns our subscription
| book.
Mr.. A. b. Clampet, who is to establish
the Citizens bank at this point, arrived
to-day, accompanied by Mr.. A. S. An.
drews, of Illinois. Mr.. Andrews is
! well pleased with Hurley, and probably
some contractor will get the job of put
ting up good sized building for him
soon.
/ Messrs. Levi and John Wormwoot
started yesterday for Amboy, Mime
sofa, intending to be absent about two
Imonths. during which time they vii
Eharvest their crops there and dispose O
fthem, when they will return to Turner
the boss county Of Dakota. and occup,
their valuable farm near Hurley.
! At the late meeting of the count.
commissioners, petition was granted
(which furnishes 10000 feet Of lumbe
Flor a bridge on the line between sec
Z tions % and SO. in township 9S, rang
SO, The citizens interested in the build
ing of the bridge will furnish the mean
for its construction. This will give t
the farmers living east of town a short
er route and a better road over whicl
to haul their grain to the best marke
in southern Dakota; for such we be
lieye Hurley will be by the time tn
crop of 1888 is ready to be marketed.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
From sprirg Valley.
SPRING VALLEY. July
Items scarce.
School closes in two weeks.

Items scarce.
School closes in two weeks.
MIR. Zuyer was our way Tuesday.
Warm and cloudy Tuesday, with light
rain.
Mail arrives, going east, at 1890 a. m,
on Tuesdays and Saturdays, goes west
same days at three p. IN.
q. w. Marshall, of Childstown. was
iu these parts Sunday, and reports
crops immense on his farm.
A railroad outfit of ten teams and
men went west the first of the week.
A. A. Powers, S. Frye Andrews and
Mrs. Powers leave to-day for four
weeks visit at River Falls, Wis. Mrs.
Fessenden goes as faras Spencer, Iowa.
with them. A. A. will visit his old
haunts on the Chippewa, and-well--
yes where the hen scratches there she
expects to find bug.
Joseph Allen will locate the site for
our school house to-day, and as soon as
the contract can be made the largest
school house in these parts viii stand
thereon.
SOME TINES.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
-----------------------------
MASS CONVENTION.

There will be a mass convention Irrespective
OF party held at Swan Lake on Wednesday,
July lSth 1883, at two O'Clock p. NJ, for the pul-
pose of nominating four delegates to represent
Turner county in the constitutional convention
to be held at Sioux Falls, Sept 18th, 1883. said
delegates are to be elected at special election
to be held on Wednesday, the 1st day of August,
1889. The voting places of each precinct to be at
the same places they were at the general cleo
ton of 1882 Polls open from o'clock in the
morning until five O'Clock in the afternoon.
/. IL. NEWLY,
Chairman County Committee
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
Land onlce at yonktep p y nn,c a91 ,ssq

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
ton to make final proof IN support of his clain
and mat said proof wll be made before Vale Il.
Ihlelman, clerk OF the district court. mt Swan
w: George Griebel, homestead entry No 1865,
ior tiic hurth9ast quarter section 10, township
96, s;'rge 52, de names the following witnesses
tiVai!on of, said land, viz: Charles refwllcg:,r.
Jacob kipnen, Williani II. SloGdard, David ii.
ana
David IL. Strasscc homestead entry No 1851
lor the southeast quarter section 10, township
to proves his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation OF, said land. viz: Charlie 'Ierwil!e-
gar, Jacob l&lprct,, William II. Stoddicd George
Gllebel al OF l.cnnDX, Lincoln county D. T.
q. a. NElSrEE, Register
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
Land oflce at yanktnn. D. y. nInr % 1gsy

NOTICE is hereby given that tho following
naine;l settler has filed notice of his inteii-
iion to make iinaipr9 in support Of his claim
Thielman, clerk of the district court for Turner
county, at Swan Lake, D. T.. ON Friday, .iuIY
2otli iSS3 n II o'clock a. III, VIZ: Jacob ,icIscu
southwest quarter Of section o. township oT.
range 5i. lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
i. Petersen, INide;s Christensen, .lcus Christens
sen, all OF Swan Lake, Turner county d. H.
Slt q. a. WEl'fEt: Register
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12

SWAN LAKE, july s.
J The county commissioners. after one
Of the most protracted and laborious
sessions of the term, adjourned on the
7th inst. The county assessments.
which seemed to be somewhat mixed.
occupied the greater portion of their
time. They had also to listen to the
arguments pro and con on the license
question. The laying out of new roads
and the building of new bridges was
considered, and the sites of the proposed
bridges inspected.
There was tried, on the evening of
the 9Th inst, before Esquire Allen and
q jury, the case of, the Territory Of Da-
kota versus Andrew Jorgenson, charged
with larceny. The charge against Mr..
Jorgensen was, in substance, that he
had in. his possession Il calf which Mr..
Peter Agregard claimed was his prop
erty, it having, as he asserted, strayed
from his farm. The jury, after wrest-
ling with the questionuntil three O'clock
in the morning, returned a verdict of
not gnilty."
Mr.. John Beebe, after disposing Of
his entire stock of hardware to Yinton
& Lovin and r. Rees, of Hurley, imme-
diately invested in the almost priceless
luxury of twelve pounds Of ice.' Hap
py Beebe, would that we, too, were a
millionaire and could SO indulge our
selves. None but retired merchants,
county treasurers and bank presidents
can afford to buy ice this season.
MIR. Clisby sand family are still en-
camped on the bank of the lake. Their
tiny yacht may be seen gliding grace
fully over its placid waters, manned by
the ladies of the party, who, with line
and hook deftly land the greedy pickle
rel and the voracious bull-head. There
are other parties of ladies and gentle
men from Parker who are so enjoying
themselves. Swan Lake seems to be
the fashionable resort for the elite OF
Parker and surrounding cities.
Crops are booming; farmers all busy
and we are all eagerly and anxiously
waiting to hear the welcome shrek OF
the locomotive as it rolls into Hurley
on its first trip about the time the Her.
aid goes to press.
AsuBy.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
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HEAD LINES

Are used to call attention to the fact
that this is an advertisement OF the
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE s. ST.
PAUL RAILWAY.
Its eight trunk lines traverse
hest portions Of Northern Illil
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Dakota
iowa.
Located directly on its lines are
cities of Chicago, Milwaukee, LIZ Gro.
Ninona, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Madi-
son, Prairie du Chien, Mason City,
Sioux City, Yankton, Albert Lea, 4Abcr-
deem, Dubuque, Rock island, Cedar
Rapids, and Council Bluffs, us well as
innumerable other principal business
centers and faynrite resorts; and pass
engers going West, North, South or
East are able TO Fuse the CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE s ST. PAUL RAIL-
WAY to the best advantage.
Ticket offices everywhere are sup
piled with Maps and Time Tables
which detail the merits Of the line, and
agents stand ready to furnish informa-
ton, and sell tickets at cheapest rates
over the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
Y ST. PAUL. RAILWAY.
81 MERRILL, General Manager.
A. Y II. CARPENTER,
Gen. Pass. and Tkt Agt.
j. 7. CLARN, GEc. II. IIEAFFoRD,
Genl Supt. Asst Gen. Pass, Agt
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12

~ named settler has flied notice Of his Infrj,-
tinn 70 make final proof in support o ms claim
and that said riOai Sil he Yale i,
Th'2lman, clerk OF tie distfict court for Turner
county at Swan Lake, -. T., on Friday, july
2Vtil, 1853 at 10 o'clock ri., viz: .ic,l; Chris
Jensen, under his homestead entry No 1880, ior
the Souti hf oi the northwest quTter of section
- and the south half Of the northeast quarter OF
SsGGilon y, township ~, range -. He names the
loioWlnE witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
lence upon, and cultivation Of, said land, viz:
Jacob Jensen John Petersen, William Petersen.
D. T.
vpt c. 4. WETvTER. REGISTER
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
TERRITORIAL orrIoERs.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CnuIcu-Rev. d. B. Mead, pastor
Services in school house every Sunday at II a.
m. Sunday school at IL Ill. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening at p. IN. Young peo-
Pies prayer meeting Sunday evening at s p. III.
L. CHuRcH--Swan Lake-Rev. VIM. Gray,
pastor. Services every two weeks, at II n. m.
l,snday school at 70 NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN CuuRcH-Swan Lake-Rcv j.
BCurrens, pastor Services every two weeks,
at II a. IN. Sunday school at i2 m
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
land onlee Al YaaI.ton. D. y, Lnno !. is IS.

7'V 'V'El7'7'I' Y I' JT.Iil J,
Office is hereby given thar The following
: ' named settler mas died notice of his IsteiI-.
tlon TO make iiual proof i'll support OF his claim
and that said proof viii BE made before Wni NJ,
SSilpp1tt, clerk Of tile district court at Canton,
Lincoln county, - r., on Monday, ,ily 23d, 1885
stead entry No Sill for The Southwest quarter OF
section sS, ~, township ". r:Inge 81. He names the
dence upon, aud cultivation OF, said land. viz:
thohI.s WRIGHT, Fred Sly, Jacob Sly ,Jr c. n
oYcrganrd, al! OF EiGdrr, Lincoln c6iinty D. r.
VINE q. A. WEI1ER, Register
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
I.and onlce al Yankton. D.r.. .Inno g. 1ssa.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
tioI 10 make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said PROOF VIII be made before register
or receiver at GaIlkton, ID. T., on Friday, Sept.
4 ies5.at 10 Il. M, viz: Joseph Fricdl dccl;;r6ry
statement No. 5liG for the south one-half north
Mest quarter section ., township %, range 55.
lie ntiiAcN the following witnesses to provo his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF,
SAID laad. VIZ: Joseph l;ichlne.r, Avis Haider,
John GttShanct. ,iCscpl iiulzoa!er all Of Cliiis.
town, Turner county, u. 4.
&. A. WLl'TilIt, Register.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
Report OF school District No, %, fer the
NInntl, tr.,.Ii-,.-. .l..,.., o. -.

Report of school District No, ei, for the
Month Ending ,'n,,s 20, 1888.
Number Of days taught 90 4
Number of pupils enrolled %,
Number of visitors-3.
Per cent Of attendance 20.
Names of pupils not tardy-Josie
Bucluniller, knlte Buckmiller, Clinton
kinkaid, Carrie kinkaid.
Names OF pupilsaveraging So per cent
in examination Hattie SHAFT, Arthur
Hill, Carrie Kinkaid, Mary Bucklniller,
Clinton Kinllaid.
CARRIE CoNkLrNG,
Teachnr.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
FINAL PROOFS.
Land once at yanhtop. D = ,n,ne ., ,ssa

Land Office at Yanlston, D. T., june 90, 1888.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has filed notice of his inteii-
ton 70 make final proof in support uf his claim,
and that said nroofwill be made before register
or receiver 1T Yarkton, ID. n. on Friday, Aig,
10Th, 1853 al loa. ln, viz: John ieiiigs, home
stead No. 23l9 Tor the southwest quarter sec
tiqn II. township VI, range 80. He names the
following witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
dencc upon, and cultivation of, said land viz:
| eter Huber and Frank Huber OF GAINESVILLE.
of CiiiilStown, Dakota.
q. A. WErrER, Register.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
LOCAL MENTION.
Strangers are arriving.
Machine men are busy.

~
Machine men are busy.
Railroaders are numerous.
Stoves at bottom prices at Rees
Harvest will commence next week,
Lots Of wool for sale in this county.
Door and window screens at Conlllin
Bros.
Beebe sells Centeryille flour at Swan
Lake.
Fresh oranges and lemons at P*eneer
Drug Store.
Have you seen the engine on the Da-
kota Central?
Don't forget to call at Rees' for nails
at Parker prices.
Two improved farms for sale. En-
Quire at this office,
Don't forgetto call on Rees when you
want ammunition.
The best mixed paints in the market
at bottom prices at Rees'.
The person who says fruit cannot be
rails ed in Dakota, is a lunatic. u <
When you are bilious Use st. Pat
rick's Pills. Sold by e. Brauch.
Nails till you can't rest. Ten tons
inst received at Vinton & Lovin's.
For sale--A first-class mich COW.
Enquire at the Pioneer Drug Store.
Call at Vinton & Lovin' and see that
elegant Bristol range, just received.
Try those new brands Of cigars and
fancy tobaccos, at Pioneer drug store.
Pattee Tongueless Gultivators for
S2o.45, at j. Aliens, Swan Lake or Hur-
ley.
There is no better point in the west
for the location Of a coal yard than at
Hurley.
Before the cyclone strikes you get a
tornado policy of w. II. Conklin, Hur-
ley, DIT.
Dick Dow and Ren Swan report see
ing two deer on the farm of Merritt
Smith, yesterday.
Try that cider on ice, and lemonade
as cold as ice will make it, at the Pio-
neer drug Store.
We can, and do testify that Capt
Near has patch Of the finest strawber-
ries in the county.
Ice delivered in Hurley at one dollar
per hundred pounds. Leave orders at
Pioneer Drug Store.
Furst & Bradley fourteen-inch steel
beam stirring plows, S1700, at j. AL
lens, Hurley or Swan Lake.
We have added five quires to the cir
culation of the Herald since the first OF
June. Let the good work go on.
Norwegian steel-beam sulky stirring
plows, with rolling coulter, &c, $500
at j. Aliens, Hurley or Swan Lake.
A thing of beauty and a joy forever
that little Economist oil stove at Vim
ton &. Levin's, for $500. She's daisy
"Uncle" Dan Dwyer finds that ne
cessity compels him to build an addi-
tion to his restaurant and boarding
house.
Il Chris Frederickson has commenced
Il receiving his stock. OF farm machinery,
h and will soon build on his Center ave
u aue lot.
Fifty thousand dollars to loan on i'm
4 proved farms in Turner county enc
commision) by Citizens Bank, Parker
Dakota.
q The Presbyterians of Hurley and vi,
81 cinity organized Saturday, and will
soon commence work on their church
i $building.
& Mr.. G. B. Harrigle and G. w. Ketch-
q nm are at Childstown, putting the fin
FISHING touches on Carl Wagner new
& stone house.
a There WILDE an ice cream and straw
berry festival in the M. e. church at
SwaitL Lake, Friday evening, July 18th
Everybody invited.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
Land Office at Yanlton, d. t. MAJ 2gtb 1854

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NOTICE is hereby given that the following
tion to make final proof in support of his claim.
md That said proof VIII be made before Vale i.
Ihiellnan, clerk Of the district court for Turner
county, at Swan Lake, y. H. on Monday, ,II,y
10Th, 1888, at 10 O'clock II. III, viz: Daniel ii.
Benedict homestead entry No G2iS, for the
southwest quarter Of section II. township 9S
range 3i icnanies the following WITNESSES to
prove his continuous residence upnn and c,llti-
y'tlioh0i, said land, viz: Thomas ESpie, Alex
Ali'ler Rhodes: James i. Cotton. Isaac c. Smith,
all OF Parker, Turner cGunty. d. T.
Nut q. A. WIfrfR PCpistnr
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
UP HEY GO.

Arrangements are nearly completed
which insure the erection of two story
building 50xS0 feet, on Center avenue
between Monroe and Washington
streets.