Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-09-27
"Acorn" stoves at bottom prices at

Rees'.
Two good cows for ale-inquire at
ity Confectionery Store.
Mrs. G. IL. Goddard will be in Hurley
to begin her music class Oct. 1st.
A rumor comes over the wires that
Mr.. a. j. Jones, the popular station
agent, will not return to Hurley alone.
Mr.. Ed. jerks has been awarded the
contract for building eight substantial
school houses in Salem township, this
county.
Abbott & Kelly shipped six car loads
of cattle from this station Monday.
They were consigned to Waugh Bros &
Warner, Chicago.
Chris Frederickson has one of the
neatest and best arranged stores in
Turner county, and is getting in fine!
stock Of general merchandise.
j, Aliens corner store is rapidly near
ing completion, and when ready for oc-
cupation it will be one of the finest
store rooms in Turner county.
Mr.. Cassius Vinton has leased the
new hotel for term of years, and will
furnish it in frst-class manner and1
make it one of the best houses in the
west.
A correspondent in the State Record
f.,o hot 70,
ance folks can now be heard without
paying advertising rates for their arti-
cles."
1t is reported that mixed train is to
put on soon, leaging Hawarden in the
evening and arriving there in the
morning in time for the east bound
train.
Rees is not selling out to get ready
for his fall stock, as 1t has already ar
rived, and his prices are as low as the
| lowest.
James Z. Hogan has purchased Jerry
Manning's building on Center avenue
near the depot, and moved it on to
his lot opposite the new hotel, where it
will be fitted up for store.
"A large assortment of robes, blank
&&ks, whips, etc. can be found at Frank
Y YMiller's harness shop. Mr.. Miller in
vites parties wishing anything in his
line to call and examine stock and work
manship.
The herald will next week publish an
extended article descriptive of Turner
county and it's resources, und the growth
and business interests of Hurley. Par.
ties desiring extra copies can be'sup,
piled at this Office.
| The committee appointed by the citi
zens of Hurley will present petition
to the county commissioners at theil
next meeting, praying for an order fol
an election to vote upon the proposition
to incorporate the village of Hurley.
NJ Now that the creameries are about
7 to suspend operations we call your at
tention to the fact that we have a full
stock of churns of all shapes and sizes
which we will sell cheap. The Boss
Barrel and Union dash still take the
cake. Vinton II Lovin.
| While in Parker recently we found i
almost impossible to get few mo
ment's chat with Gus Gilbert on &C
count of the large number of customer
in his large, and well filled store. Gu
says it is that way all the time, and h
hardly gets time to eat and sleep.
Mr.. Jerry Murphy, the Swan LAX
merchant, was in town Tuesday witt
his coat off and full of business. Jerr
reports trade brisk at the county seat
and having filled the Jail and severa
other buildings with goods, he is nov
having his store enlarged so that hi
customers can all get inside. Read hi
pronunciamento in another column.
Mr.. r. H. Wales, proprietor of tn
popular double-store at Parker, has jus
,sTeceived large and well selected stoc
III of ladies' clcaks and hats and a fine a:
sortment Of feathers, ribbons, ETC., an
these, added to his large stock of stapl
: goods of every description, makes HI
stole favorite trading place for thos
t desiring to purchase good quality {
: goods at bedrock prices.
Messrs. Robbins s. Pratt, Parker
K enterprising lumber and hardwal
y dealers, report business as being livel
and that they are kept on the jump
y supply the wants of their many Gu
It toners. This is as it should be; til
advertising columns of newspapt
e are safe guide for those wishing
is purchase goods, and Messrs. Robbins
Pratt understand how to use printer
$ ink to an advantage.
It Would it not be well for the citizel
of Hurley to meet and arrange Fl
! making fire-break around the tow
% ,khe prairies are covered with an u
N1sually heavy growth of grass, al
Fit would be almost impossible to che,
7 one of the fierce prairie fires SO col
le mon to this country if it should be a
J. companied by heavy wind. MAJ
n new towns in the west have had occ
10 sion to regret their delay in this m;
er ter. Let us profit by the experience
others and prepare our tire-breaks |
,p fore it is too late.
Born.