Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-08
Who are Kahn &Co?
Stove pipe made to order at Rees'.


Mr.. Gowdy is moving into his new
house.
Have you seen those fine robes at
Frank Millers?
Oil--15O TWENTY cents gal
lon at T. w. Murphy's.
Go to j IL. Queal & Co.'S for hard and
soft coal, lime, hair, &c.
Half bushels, peck measures and
grain baskets cheap. Vinton & Lovin
Read Geo. Benedicts card, and call
on him when you get into trouble with
1.-The other fellow
4 There will be a sociable at Grace
church next Wednesday evening All
are cordially invited.
There will be a social dance at j. A.
Swans Friday evening, Nov. 8. Music
Twill be furnished by the Parker band.
Tickets for dance and supper, $I.50.
Mr.. J. d. Perkins had the misfortune
to lose his pocket-book onsIuesday last,
containing ten dollars. The finder
Twill be rewarded by returning it to the
| owner.
Parker has been much improved in
appearance by its new sidewalk. The
fneXt move in order should be to get
those internal awning posts out of the
way. The back alley is the best place
for them.
What every body says must be so.
Every body says that Robinson has got
the largest stock of boots and shoes in
Turner county, and that he can sell the
best goods for the least money ever be-
fore known.
The citizens turned out en- masse last
Thursday evening and burned a fire
guard around the town All hands now
/ feel safer when they retire at night, and
will not watch quite as anXiously when
the gentle zephyr is abroad in the land
Mr.. NJ S. Robinson has purchased the
stock of boots, shoes, etc, Of Geo. IL
Montgomery, and will continue the
business in the building heretofore oc,
cupied by Mr.. Montgomery. Mr.. Robin,
son has resided in this section for q
number of years and has an extended
acquaintance, and we bespeak for him
a prosperous business.
Quite anumber of turkeys have beer
hanging around the front door of tht
Herald Office of late. 1t may be thai
they have read the presidents Thanks
; giving proclamation and wish the poo
printer to select one of their numbe
for the occasion; or it may be-Sat
thought-that they come only to tanta
lie us.
Mr.. Chris. Frederlckson has disposet
of his store building on Center avenue
A and the stock of goods contained there
II in. to Mr.. Junia Sargent, formerly o
Middleton, this county, and will nov
turn his attention to the handling o
I live stock more extensively than eve
before. BY this change Hurley gain
4 another desirable citizen.
All weather prophets agree that W
8 are to have long, pleasant autumn an
thin, the muskrat houses are small tn
ground hog has not yet made his nes
the woodpecller has not yet bored hi
holein the old tree, tramps still sleep i
d hay stacks, the delinquent subscribe
/ has not yet got around with his dole
and half, and we are in the drowS
o sunshine of Indian summer.
a During the fall of 1882, while m
daughter was teaching in the countr
y. near this place, she contracted Il sever
" cold and cough. | sent her a bottle
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. and tt
:. effect was SO satisfactory that on HI
!, recommendation the entire neighbo
hood began its use with the most sati
factory results, which has continue
:, j. IL. keinhart, Druggist, Bulls Cit
Kansas. Sold by L. Brauch.
of A Young farmer living northwest
town made his first visit to the elev
tor with grain recently. arriving abo
:, dusk. Mr.. Hale, the gentleman
~ charge, instructed HIM where to driy
when. in accordance with the uSu
custom, he threw off his coat and ask
>y for shovel with which to unload.
Sc was requested to take the horses by t
head and back them Il few inches. Su
denly down went the hind wheels al
IL up went the fore, causing the hair
our granger friend to STAND on end. !
er commenced tugging at the norses hea
all and yelling at them in an excited ma
le ner. The fact that the elevator is pl
vided with patent dumps then flash
-, acros his mind, and he pattedhis hors
10 and said: :" / thought you was goi
or down in that OLE
The Hurley postoilice now contai
~ one of the finest outfits of any office
- its size in the country--in fact it is o
"A of the finest made. 1t is of the NIcLa
pattern, manufactured at Milford. NJ
Hampshire, and consists Of 200 C
us boxes and sixteen lock boxes. The c
rs boxes are provided with patent W
lsAfbottoms, which prevent the accumu
tion of dust. The inside arrangemel
, a of the Office are first-class and very &C
,se veniently arranged, the work bel
nd done by Mr.. .. b. Harrigle. Gr'
credit is due Postmaster Allen and
able assistant for the manner in viii
'ne they have provided for the wants
- - the people of this community, and tt
r. should show their appreciation by
W mediately appropriating the boxes
lay their use.
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