Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12


Parties desiring copies of the pro-
ceedings of the Huron convention, in
official form, are requested to address
N. Edmunds, chairman state executive
committee, Yankton.
Messrs kinllaid and Murphy shipped
their outfits to Letcher this week, hav-
ing secured grading contract near
that point. May success go with you,
gentlemen, and may you soon own a
railroad OF your own.
yinton s. Lovin are working hard to-
day setting up stoves. They received a
car load yesterday, and if you want to
see something in the line of stoves that
win make your eyes glisten, just step
in and see those ranges.
Work was commenced yesterday
on Mr.. Thos. Murphy's new store build
ing, corner of Center avenue and WASH
ington street. The store room will be
twenty by forty feet and twelve feet
high. Mr.. Pinney has charge of the
work, and will push it.
The banks throughout the country al
low only eighty-liye cents for trade
dollars, and the people are warned
against taking them for more than that.
1t is probable That a large quantity Will
be shipped to the rural districts by spec
ulators.
a temperance meeting will be held
in the Hurley school house next Sun
DAY evening, at half past seven, to
which all are cordially invited. 1t is
expected that speakers from abroad
will be present, and an interesting
meeting may be looked for.
The Letcher branch of the Milwaukee
road crosses the Northwestern several
miles west OF Huron, to the great dis
comfort of the lIuronites, and yet some
are foolish enough to believe that the
Northwestern company will help build
up town owned by the Milwaukee
company.
M. NJ. Flickenger, Linn Co, farmer
says: :" l have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy in my
family for the past seven years. There
is no medicine in the world | think
more of than this. 1t has saved me
many doctor bills. / would not think
of being without it. Sold by e. Brauch.
If you have money that you wish to
invest where it will yield you large
profit, take the first train for Hurley
select your lots and erect an oil-lnill
There will be at least 10000 bushels of
flagin the section of country tributary
to this town, and fortune awaits the
man who provides means for reducing
it to its liquid state
AT a meeting held at Vinton & Low
ms store, July 9th, for the purpose of
appointing Il committee to raise funds,
by subscription, for the construction OF
the bridge to be built on thesection line
between sections % and SO, township
9S, range SO; also to let contract for the
same, a committee of three, consisting
of G. A. Near, Peter Allen and G.. II.
Lovin, was appointed to attend to said
business.
Eternal Vigilance is the price Of life,
as well as of liberty. People who have
kept it at hand for usein case of emer-
gency, as thousands of families do, say
that in many instances Chamberlain S
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy
has saved life before a physician could
have been summoned or medicine pro
cured. No family can afford to do with
| out it during the summer months. Sold
by E. Brauch.
The Episcopal parsonage at Swan
Lake narrowly escaped destruction by
fire last Tuesday night. Mr.. Robinson
and family had retired when they were
aroused by Mrs. Murphy, who informed
them that fire was issuing from the
roof of the building, near the chimney
| Without wasting time in preparing his
toilet, Mr.. Robinson rushed for the up
| per floor of the building and found that
1.-THE chimney support was on fire and
/ that the roof had also ignited. He sue
ceeded in extinguishiug the lower fire
with the two pals of water carried W
by himself and wife. A ladder Wa
placed on the outside Of the building
and the fire in the roof was soon extin
guished. Fortunately there was NJ
wind at the time.