Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-18
Who are Kahn & Coz :

The coal "AcCrn cook stoves can be
bought of Rees at prices that defy COM
petition.
will loan you money at low interest
and no commission. G. Frederickson,
Hurley, d. 7.
The Methodist conference recently
held at Huron, located college at Ord
way and one at Mitchell.
Professor Burr makes the long eve
nings seem short by feeling for bumps
in regular chronological fashion.
&. II. Montgomery has opened up the
largest and best stock Of boots, shoes
and rubber goods in Turner county.
The Herald stated last week that
Mrs w. II. Carr was visiting In Hur
Fley. The local reporter was mistaken.
III. b. Vinton and family have taken
possession of their new quarters over
the hardware store of Vinton & Lovin.
Mr.. Frederickson has purchased Mr..
Thorp's interest in the herd For fur
ther particulars, read his ad. IN this
paper.
Fifty thousand dollars to loan on M
proved farms in Turner county mo
commision) by Citizens Bank, Parker
Dakota.
St Patrick's Pills always produce a
pleasant cathartic effect. They cleanse
the system and regulate the liver and
bowels. Sold by T. Brauch.
Montgomery will sell boots and shoes
at cost for the next thirty days. He
also has gloves, mittens, furnishing
goods, etc, at reduced prices.
Seven wears ago only ten Methodist
ministers were appointed for all Of Da-
kota. This fail in the neighborhood of
one hundred and twenty-five will be ap-
pointed.
Our munps have kept us from run
ming down much local news this week,
though we might be supposed to pos
sess cheek " enough to manufacture
a supply.
The weather has been quite wet and
disagreeable a portion of the week, but
the effect it will have on cisterns and
water barrels will compensate for the
unpleasantness.
Bishop Hare's jurisdiction has been
changed so as to include all that por-
tion of Dakota south of the seventh
standard parallel. A missionary bishop
is to be appointed for north Dakota.
Vermillion Republican,: Nick Easily,
formerly resident of Turner county,
returned from the Pacific coast Tues
day night. A two years stay there con-
WINGED him that Dakota is not so bad a
country after all.
While Messrs. Sanborn and Okken
were working on scatfold at the resi-
fbdence of the latter, the supports slipped
and precipitated them to the ground
knocking off several small patches of
skin, but doing to serious damage
Rev. l. N. Pardee, of Sioux City, has
been appointed by the Northwest An.
nual Conference of the Methodist
church, superintendent of the Dakota
mission. The Sioux City papers speak
in the highest terms of Mr.. Pardee.
The house on Washington street for
merly occupied by II. B. Vinton, has
been moved to the south end of JOS
l Aliens lot, corner of Dakota and Mon.
roe streets, where it will be occupied
f by Mr.. Allen until his new house il
= completed.
/ Mr.. Geo. Beeken left at the Herald
Hoffice Saturday night half-bushel o
: as fine potatoes as can be raised any
where. These tubers were grown il
the section visited by the severe hail
= storm in July, and the tops were com
= pletely destroyed after they were il
bloom
= Our new line of heaters will be her
y in day or so, and then "look leetl
out" for down they come, and they vii
I be sold at prices that can not be beat
" Don't fail to call and see them when i
town, it will cost you nothing to loo
N and very little to buy. Vinton & Lovir
g Every bottle of Chamberlain's Coug
Remedy used is the best advertisement
y it can have. Try it, and then tell you
TX friends what a splendid medicine it i
Hundreds of persons have assured |
el that they owe their present existenc
m to the use Of Chamberlain's Coug
Remedy. Sold by E. Brauch.
tn Press and Dakotaian, 18th: Work
I'D progressing rapidly on the west win
of the insane asylum. The foundatio
7, of this wing contains sixty-seven CO
IN loads of Sioux Falls stone The wal
will contain 100000 brick, of whic
100000 are already laid, leaving 40ON
y to be put in place. These are beil
laid at the rate of 10000 per day. III
~ building will be completed in five
to six weeks.
ie =. Why do you draw water with a ro]
when you can leave your order Wi
~ Vinton & Lovin and get a pump put
III your well cheaper than you can buy
70 any other store in the county. Tn
can suit you on prices and qualit
pa They have chain pumps of their ov
oh manufacture; force pumps drive puml
ny deep well pumps, cistern pumps
fact any kind of pump you could Il
m for at prices from 1915 to $50.
ng Another version of that good old ST
on rv. runs as follows: Old Mother Hu
bard went to the cupboard to get h
to bad boy bone; but when she got the
he the board was bare, so she made h
ur- daughter a gown. The gown had
sash on, twas made in queer fashit
OF and loose from her shoulders it hur
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