Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-09-13
LOCAL MENTION.
Prepare fire-breaks.

Protect your hay and grain stacks.
Aliens corner store is being plastered
Door and window screens at Conklin
Bros.
Wait for Rees' Acorn " cooking and
heating stoves.
Vinton & Lovin have moved into
their new store.
J.T Hogan is building an addition to&
his flour and feed store.
Two good cows for sale-inquire at
ity Confectionery Store.
Frederickson will keep almost every
thing, and sell at bottom prices.
The Herald returns thanks toS. Frye
Andrews for supply of vegetables.
Look out for bargains at Frederick
sons new store. Will open Monday
Mr.. Gowdy will soon have the plas-
terers at work in his new residence.
Jos. Allen has placed good plank
walk.in front of his Center avenue lots.
Before the cyclone strikes you get
tornado policy of w. II. Conklin, Hur
ley,D Il.
will loan you money at low interest
and no commission. G. Frederickson,
Hurley, d. 7.
There are good prospects of getting
anumber Of Minneapolis capitalists in
terested in Hurley.
Regular passenger trains commenced
running on the "winter route Mon
day, September 10th.
If you wish an extra quality Of fifty
cent Jap tea for thirty-fve cents, call at
the City Confectionery Store.
Hurley no w has two church buildings
in course of construction and work will
be commenced on the third at once.
Jerry Manning has rented c. B. Har-
rigles building on Center avenue and
the carpenters are busy fitting it up.
Postmaster Allen received official no.
tice yesterday that mail service would
commence on the Dakota Central Oct. l.
Fifty thousand dollars to loan on I'M
proved farms in Turner county (no
commision) by Citizens Bank, Parker
Dakota.
The engine, boiler and machinery are
being put in position in the elevator
and next week will see everything g in
motion.
A Manitoba wave with frost accom-
panlment struck this section last Fri
day night, causing some damage to late
grain and vegetables.
The plasterers have the upper portion
of the Northwestern depot nearly com
pleted, and Agent Jones will have fine
suite Of rooms in which to commence
housekeeping.
Mrs. G. II. Goddard will give lessons
on the organ or piano at Hurley this
winter. Terms: S12 for "a lessons. Par.
ties wishing to take lessons will please
leave their names at Daniel Dwyer's.
Mr.. J. NJ. Gitchell, a worthy and suf
fering ex-soldier lately residing neal
Hurley, has gone to the Soldiers Home
at Milwaukee, his health having be
come SO poor that he Is not BILE to work
There is now no necessity of sending
away for harness, or anything in tha
line, as Mr.. Frank Miller. an expert
enced and thorough workman has es-
tablished himself in business at Hurley
Call and examine his work and mate
rial and get prices.
There is a strong probability tina
there will be no fall term of court il
this county, Judge Kidders health i:
quite poor and he has applied for a
leave OF absence. The Judge should bt
careful of his health as he will be need
ed when Dakota elects her first sena
tors,
we are in receipt of a complimentary
ticket to the first annual exhibition o
the Southeastern Dakota Industrial AS
sociation, to be held at Yankton Sept
%, 26, 27 and %. As to the preparation
being made. we call attention to tn
announcement" in this paper. lie
Turner comfy farmers exhibit some o
their fine stock and agricultural pro
ducts, and thus aid this enterprise wh;cl
is to add to the fame of southern Da
kota.