Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-02
Two good cows for sale-inquire at
City Confectionery Store.

from CanneStOta ana MOnCrOSe, IN NC
Cook county. He reports crops as being
No, in that section.
A letter received by Mr.. Allen from
Mr.. Flowers, states that he will COM
mence work on his grain warehouse at
Hurley in a few days.
Call on Vinton & Loyin's when in
town and see their line of pamps-drive
pumps, chain pumps, stock pumps, and
pump repairs of all kinds.
Mrs. II. B. Vinton remembered the
Herald force when she made ice cream
Wednesday, and it was appreciated by
al1-from the editor-in-chief to the
devil.
Come with your cousins, and your
sisters and your aunts, and see that beau
tiful Quincy 6-hole range with 40 pieces
of furniture, for $500, at Vinton &
Lovin's.
Pumps, churns, wheel-barrows, gaso-
line stoves, farm bells, grain baskets,
and thousand other things too numer-
GUS too mention, just received at Vim.
ton & Lovin's.
Material for the steam elevator has
commenced arriving, seven car loads of
stone for the foundation, and other ma
terial, the first invoice, arriving by
Mondays train.
If you are in need of any kind of fur
niture go to Putnam & Sons, Center
vile, where you will find a good assort-
ment. Anything not in stock will be
ordered forthwith.
E. Brauch has been appointed agent
for the Phoenix insurance company or
Hartford, against storms, tornadoes and
cyclones. Call and get his rates, which
he claims cannot be beat.
The building recently occupied by the
Herald is now filed to tooverhowing with
a stock of general merchandise, Messrs.
Morrill, g. Packard having leased it un-
til their new store bnilding can be
erected.
Whenever you find a neighbor making
money right along at farming while
others merely live or fall behind, make
study of the causes that lead to the
different results and endeavor to profit
by the investigation.
Mr.. John McEacham, registered
pharmacist, at Marine, Iowa, says: 1
consider Chamberlain's collie, cholera
and diarrh9a remedy the best medicine
in the market for bowel complaint. 1t
gives universal satisfaction. Sold by
E. Brauch.
Mr.. Jerry Murphy is receiving large
invoice of new goods over the North
western for his Swan Lake store. Jerry
is determined to keep the residents of
the county seat and surrounding coun-
try provided with the necessaries and
luXuries of life.
The following, from letter addressed
to Chamberlain & Co., Des Moines, will
interest many of our readers: "Cham-
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy has given the most universal
satisfaction Of any medicine I ever
sold. w. II. Smith, Urbana, Iowa.
Sold by E. Brauch.
The bridge east of town on the line
between sections 25 and 36, township
9S, range SO, is now completed, and as
soon as the approaches are graded it
will be ready for the travelling public,
and it will make a saving of several
miles to parties coming to town from
the eastern part of the county.
Do not neglect to read the advertise
ment of T. w Murphy. Mr.. Murphy
has resided, and been in business in
this county, for number of years, and
is well known to large number of our
readers. He has moved his stock Of
goods from Turner into his new store
at Hurley, where he will be pleased to
meet all his old customers and many
new ones.
An Iowa party has lately been trav-
cling through southeastern Dakota in
search of some suitable point at which
to locate steam Touring MILL He was
unable during his late trip to reach
Hurley, but in conversation with Mr..
| Frederickson at Parker he expressed
himself as well pleased with the outlook
in Turner county, and appeared favora-
BILE to the building Of a mill at Hurley.
He will soon visit this section again,
and we trust and believe that he will
conclude to remain with us.
Messrs. Wiebesick and Freenstra, ex-
tensive and representative farmers liv-
| ing east of the Vermlllion river, in this
| county, were in town this week in the
interest of the farmers of that section,
| to see what could be done toward Sc
Touring bridge across the Vermillion
on the line between sections 81 and 28,
township 9S, range So. These gentle
men have information which leads us to
believe that the railroad company will
assist in the construction Of this bridge,
they being aware that it will add great
ly to the amount of grain to be shipped
over their road, as Lennox, Lincoln
county, is now the market town for
this settlement. The interests of the
county demand that this bridge be con-
structed; and that the commissioners
will act favorably in the matter, there
can be little room for doubt, when they
understand the situation.
i Grand Fork Herald: The mistress OF
a Bismarck bagnio contributed S1,OOt
toward the capitol building fund, and
boasted that she would make it S2,OO(
if the boys only said SO. This fact may
!, shock the highly moral but it shhoult