Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-02
LOCAL MENTION.
Stoneware at Aliens.
The new depot is enclosed.
Centeryille has incornoratad

The new depot is enclosed.
Centerville has Incorporated.
Fine weather for harvesting.
Stoves at bottom pfiices; ct Rees'.
Farmers are all busy harvesting.
The school board meets Saturday.
Barley threshing has commenced.
Carpet warp at Allen's-all colors.
Sales Of village lots reported daily.
New dry goods at Aliens, this week.
A large Touring mill almost certain.
Door and window screens at Conklin
Bros.
Nice, cold lemonade can be had at
Jerry's.
Frazier's axle grease at Vinton &
Lovin's.
Fresh oranges and lemons at Pioneer
Drug Store.
Jas. T. Hogan is putting a stock into
his new store.
Don't forget to call at Rees' for nails
at Parker prices.
Queal & Co. have received their first
invoice of lumber.
Don't forget to call on Rees when you
want ammunition.
Queal & Co. are erecting lumber
Sheds office, letc
What are we agoing to do about our
new school house?
A $4,000 elevator and feed mill in
course Of construction.
Those fall shawls soon to arrive at
Aliens will be "boss."
There was small-sized strike by the
surfacing gang this week.
The best mixed paints in the market
at bottom prices at Rees'.
Our merchants are all receiving new
goods over the Northwestern.
The iron-gang are said to be replen-
shing the treasury at Parker.
The carpenters are at work on Chris
Frederickson's store building.
Jos. Allen received a quantity of new
goods this week. Call and see them.
"Sheriff Nubia of Turner county," is
the way the Canton Advocate puts it.
A new arrival of fresh drugs and
druggists sundries at the Pioneer drug
store.
Before the cyclone strikes you get a
tornado policy of w. H. Conllin, Hur-
ley, d. I.
Mrs. w. H. Shaft contributed hand
some floral decoration to the Herald
sanctum.
There will be a meeting Saturday of
the board of directors of the cemetery
association.
will loan you money at low interest
and no commission. G. Frederickson,
Hurley, d. T.
Persons desiring an extra quality of
Jap. tea should call at the City Confec-
tionary Store.
The pay car was up the line Saturday
and distributed considerable wealth
among the boys.
Mr.. John Dahman has our thanks for
mess of nice cucumbers, raised on his
farm west of town.
We have been unable to ascertain the
result of yesterdays election up to the
hour Of going to press.
When you want to buy goods remem-
ber that Morrill, & Packard have arrived
with a large and varied stock.
Peavey s. Co. will soon commence
work on their grain warehouse, the ma.
terial being now on the road.
Arrived-That carload of window
glass at Rees'. Greatly reduced prices
to sufferers from the hail storm.
Mr.. Jos, Andrews has been appointed
school director in the Spring Valley
township. Mr.. Nelson not qualifying.
One of Swan Bros teams took short
run around town Tuesday. but were
stopped without doing any damage.
Mr.. Thomas Murphy moved his house
into town this week, having purchased
a residence lot on Washington street.
Miss Jessie Coddington was awarded
the prize at the defamation contest
which took place at Parker, July goth
Look out for that new stock of sta
tionery and wall paper, which will ar
rive:at the pioneer drug store in a fes
days.