Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-04

ViiS' eiAsse Souia W uCINult 10 tOWn teIl /
times rs large as Hurley.
LIVERY. FEED AND SALE STABLE
Under this head we are pleased to re
fer to the establishmct of Swan Bros.
This enterprise was established in Feb |
ruary last aud was enc OF the first bust |
ness enterprises on the ground The |
above firm, which comprises j. A., l.. |
an;l h. 5. Swan, also have a branch es-
tahiishment at Parker, this county. The
business here is under the management
OF j. A. Swan. They usually keep from
twelve to fourteen head of horses for
service, and are provided with vehicles
suited ta-the wants Of all classes. Their
feeding facilities are ample, and they
also deal in horses to Il considerable cX-
tent. This is u useful feature in the
business circles of all communities, and
no firm in the country are better facili-
tated for supplying the wants of their
patrons in their line of business
jerks & IIARRIGLE,
leading contractors and builders of IIur-
ley. are wotthy Of more than passing
notice in this connection. This firm
was organized in March. Both men
have been residents of this vicinity for
several years and are owners of good
farms. AS mechanics, they stand ut
the head, as the greater number of the
buildings in Hurley indicate. They en-
ploy several hands, and have quite
number of buildings now under course
of construction and contract. among
the latter eight school houses for one
township. They are prepared to do car
rentersand contract work of every de-
scrption, are skillful workmen, honor
able and reliable. and nave inaugurated
an enterprise during the past summer
scarcely less in Importance than that of
any other in the place.
| FRANK MILLER,
| manufacturer, ana dealer in saddles,
harness, whips, robes, blankets, trunks,
valises, &c. is next on the list, and none
are more worthy of notice in this con-
nection. Mr.. Miller has but recently
located here but has met with such en-
couragement as to assure permanent
success. This is as it should be hcw-
ever, for Mr.. Miller is a man of long
! experience, q skilifnl workman, and al
though but two or three weeks estab-
lished, we doubt much if there is
| another establishment in Turner coun-
/ tF possessed of better facilities for sup
| plying the wants of patrons. Call and
see him.
C. DWYER, ,sss
proprietor of the Hurley meat market,
commenced business here the fourth of
April, and notwithstanding The fact
that he has been running at a loss, he
has ever kept his establishment sup
piled with a good stock of fresh meats,
believing that the future will bring it's
reward. Asthe town grows, Mr.. Dwyer
will enlarge his facilities, and it i: his
! purpose to eventually put in a stock of
cured meats, and will handle every
thing that belongs to a first class meat
market There is no feature in the
business interests of any community of
a more necessary character, and Mr.. D.
should be well and literally sustained.
"UNCLE DANIEL" DwYER ~.
keeps the only hotel in Hurley at the
! present time, and we cannot close this
sketch without kindly reference 20 his
hospitable establishment. Mr.. Dwyer,
or" Uncle Dan as he is better known.
/ has been a resident of Turner county for
several years, and has many friends
throughout the country. The only fault
with his house is that of being too small
to accommodate his large patronage,
but he will manage some way to make
all comfortable who come. Call and
see him when you visit Hurley.
GEO. j. DEYO,
plasterer, has been !; resident of TGfner
| county for the past eleven years, and is
well known to the people of this section.
Mr.. Deyo is prepared to do mason work
OF every description, such as plastering
and brick and stone work, and has kept
one and two hands employed most of
the season. Mr.. Deyo also deals in con-
dictionary, fruit &c, with headquarters
\ Eat Mr. Rees' hardware store, but will
soon occupy new quarters, on Center
avenue, between Vinton e. Lovin's and
r.. Rees' stores.
J.H. QUEAL s CO.,
dealers in lumber, coal, lime, cement,
| plaster, nc, commenced business here
IN July last. The business here is un-
der the management of Mr.. c. j. Tai
| bott, a young man of good business
qualities and who has made many
friends since he came to Hurley. The
above are the owners of numerous
yards throughout Dakota and Iowa and
are provided with the most excellent
facilities for supplying building mate
rial or lumber stock of every descrip-
| tiOn.
| JERRY MANNING
owns and conducts the only saloon in
town, and keeps very orderly place.
GEO. MONTGOMERY
will soon represent the boot and shoe
trade here, his stock being already on
the ground and his store nearly ready
for occupancy.
IN CONCLUSION -.sr-'
we will add, that Hurley has future
unusually propitious, and possessed of
every element calculated to foster and
maintain a rapid and permanent
growth. 1t is in a latitude that has be-
come celebrated for the beauty and
healthfulness of the climate; a country
provided by nature with II pure and
abundant water supply, and situated in
the center of an area that combines
more elements of wealth and prosperity
to the devotees of business and htls-
bandry, than any other similar area of
tho American continent