Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-16
Carpet warp at .Allen's-all colors.


wall paper has arrived at the pioneer
drug store.
Persons desiring an extra quality of
Jap. tea should call at the City Confec-
ionary Store.
The depot will be completed next
week, when Mr.. Bingham and his force
will go to Cannastota.
Our boots and shoes will be here in
few days and then look out for low pri-
ces. Morrill, e Packard.g
Non-residents owning business lots
should build or else fix price on their
lots and place them on the market.
There will be Alienation party for the
benefit of Rev. d. B. Mead at the resi-
dence of T. II. Judson, on Tuesday eve
ming, August 81.
Vinton & Lovin have few Reddy
oil stoves left, which they are selling at
cost. Call at once and buy the best oil
stove made, cheap.
The "Abbott" buggies and spring
wagons still take the lead. Call at j.
Aliens, examine sample and leav you
order. Terms very liberal.
Parties contemplating building will
do well to call on Vinton & Lovin and
get their prices on nails and builders
hardware. They are way down.
The City Confectionery Store is con-
stantly receiving fresh fruits and vege-
tables, and keeps the best quality of
canned goods and fancy groceries.
Wehave not viewed Mr.. Dahman's
vegetable garden but judging from the
size and quality of the products which
we have sampled, it is good one.
Yes, Mr.. Era, Hurley is to have u
cemetery it is more humane than bury,
ing the dead in trenches, and then such
things are necessity to all large towns.
0, say! have you. u.seen that carload of
nails and hardware that just arrived at
Rees', on Center avenue. Prices way
down. Give him call and satisfy
yourselves.
A. w. Bacon has been purchasing
"axle grease" by the pail-full lately,
and a humming time may be looked for
whereverhe chances to put up during
the next few months,
A large force of workmen are en-
gagged on the elevator and work is be-
ing pushed. When completed, Hurley
can boast of having one of the finest
steam elevators in southern Dakota.
1t will be money in the pocket of the
owner of two or or more contiguous
business lots-if purchased for specu-
lation-to sell one at cost price. to some
party who will erect good bnilding
thereon.
The Dakota State Record, the new
paper to be published at Parker by
Alvah Hand, will soon be issued. From
an extended acquaintance with Mr..
Hand we are enabled to congratulate
Parker and Turner county on this new
acquisition.
Mr.. John McEacham, a registered
pharmacist, at Marne, Iowa, says: 1
consider Chamberlain's collie, cholera
and diarrhpa remedy the best medicine
In the market for bowel complaint. It
gives universal satisfaction. Sold by
E. Brauch.
Mr.. Frederickson says he had several
applications for his store building and
that ne supposed tnat he had placed the
rent high enough to scare them off, he
wanting it for his own use. Mr.. Nor
rill, however, picked him up at his Of
fer, and now Chris wants to rent a
building.
The following, from letter addressed
to Chamberlain & Co., Des Moines, will
interest many of our readers: "Cham-
berlain's Coiic, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy has given the most universal
satisfaction Of any medicine 1 ever
sold. w. II. Smith, Urbana, Iowa.
Sold by E. Brauch
Mr.. T. H. Judson has our thanks for
a quantity of fine sand hill cherries.
This variety of fruit was first brought
to Turner county from the Red river
country, and by cultivation the fruit
has improved in size and flavor, and is
now well worthy the attention of those
desiring an excellent pie timber.
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The following letters remain unclaim.
ed in the Hurley postotfice. and unless
called for within two weeks they will
be sent to the dead letter office: Christ
Biehlmyer, Bridget Dooling, S. A, Ly.
ons, Geo. Miller, M. ID. Mclean, James
w. Stage, Thom. Wilson. Persons
calling for the same will please say
advertised"
| Louis Clark says the old soldiers are
not all dead yet, and as proof of this
assertion says that it is a girl and tip:
the beam at six pounds. II yesterdays
arrival had any influence on prompting
him to adorn the Herald sanctum will
the handsome boquet which he brought
tnlS AFTERNOON, we nope Jney-tne DO
| quets- be frequent.
/ Morrill, s. Packard have rented Mr.
Frederickson's new store building ant
he is building an addition of thirty feet
on the north end of the building to ac
commodate their large stock of mer
chandise. The upper floor of the mair
| building is being divided into compart
ments in a manner suitable for house
keeping, which looks little suspicious
4 What's up, Fred.
| Press and Dakotaian: One of the pc
4 culiarities of the present season is th,
prevalence of dense morning fogs. Un
til within few years these visitation
were exceedingly rare, and the presen
season has brought them with increase,