Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-23
Huron's inhabitants member 2,459.
Carpet warp at Allen's-all colors.
The population of Mitchell is 3,I79.


smoking, and fine-cut and plug chewing
tobaccos, at Pioneer Drug Store.
Call at Vinton & Lovin's andlet them
explain why they can sell you the best
stove for less money than any other
house in Turner county.
The Chronicle says that the late cleo
tion incorporating Centerville was not;
legally held, and therefore any ordi41
nances passed under it cannot be en-
forced.
O,say! have you 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 prominent Dakota banker has sent
money to purchase lot on which to
erect building to be used as bank
and real estate Office if one favorably
located can be secured.
Citizens of Hurley and surrounding
country: We can give you more goods
for less money than, you can buy of any
other house in Dakota. Call and see
us. Vinton & Lovin.
DR.. Seifert carries in his pocket-book
a four-leafed clover which he recently
found, and as he expects soon to make;
his headquarters in Hurley, good lucks
is sure to be his portion.
Col. Vinton will soon commence the
erection of two commodious dwelling
houses, northwest of the park. One Of
them is to be occupied by-well, We'll
tell you after he starts east.
Foundation stone is being delivered
for two residence buildings on Dakota
street, between Washington and Mon
roe, one of witch will be occupied by
Jos. Allen and the other by P. Allen.
Mr.. Thos. Murphy wishes to announce
to the citizens of Hurley and vicinity
that he will receive this week large
stock of clothing, which will be sold at
bottom prices. Call and be convinced.
tits expected that regular mail ser
| vice will commence on the Dakota Cen,
tral about the first of.September, am
event much to be desired, as it will
place us twelve hours nearer Chicago
and the east.
1t is our candid opinion that James
Stout does the most work Of any one
blacksmith in southern Dakota; and
when he does job for man once he
is sure to return when he has more
work to be done.
We must have hotel Immediately.
There is no better opening to be found
In the west, and some of the best lots in
town are reserved especially for that
purpose, and can be had by the first ap-
plicant who will put in a good hotel.
The annual tearcer,s institute for
Turner county will be held in theschool
house at Parker, commencing on Mon
day September 3, 1883, at 9 o'clock a. m.
and continuing one week. Every teach
er in the county is expected to be pres
ent at all the sessions of the institute.
Mr.. John McEacham, registered
| pharmacist, at Marne, Iowa, says: I
consider Chamberlain's collie, cholera
and diarrhga remedy the best medicine
in the market for bowel complaint. 1t
gives universal satisfaction. Sold by
E. Brauch.
" Professor G. II. Goddard has been ten
| dered a professorship in Nebraska Col
lege, at Nebraska City. He says he
will not go unless there is good salary
back of it, for he likes Turner county
too well. Twelve years teaching in the
/ past he considers about enough, unless
the compensation is large.
According to the recent school CEN
sus. Salem township (Childstown) has,
ninety-six males and eighty-four fej
males of legal school age. An eiectiorf
will be held in the township September
4dst, and bonds viii undoubtedly be
4 voted for the erection of eight school
houses. A tax of ten mills was voted
at the last school meeting.
If persons owning number of lots
on the business streets wish to see them
used for the purpose intended they must
4 place some Of their property on the
market, as there are parties desirous of
building who find it itimpossible to secure
suitable locations. Unless some action
is taken in this matter Immediately the
business is liable to become scattered.
Mr.. NJ. Degnan is now canvassing
Turner county for subscribers to An
dreas' Atlas of Dakota Mr.. .Andreas
has published similar works of a num-
Der of the western states. which have
always met with the hearty commenda-
ton Of the people. While we do not
consider this work necessity, yet it
will be volume of great convenience,
and one which viii enable you to be-
come thoroughly posted in regard to
the various portions of this yasi terri
tory.
Washing day is now regular picnic
day with many of the busy housewives
of Sioux Falls, which the Press says is
all owing to the discovery of the re-
markable cleansing properties contain
ed in kerosene oil. A couple of table
spoonfulls of the Oil placed in an ordi-
nary wash-koiler full of water and
soiled linen viii do the business. All
that is to be done is to keep the fire
booming and the oil and water will do
the rest. No rubbing is required in the
process Try it, and it don't work the
Press will pay the damages.