Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-09-20
LOCAL MENTION.
Flies flee; do fleas fly?


Door and window screens at Conklin
Bros.
A few choice residence lots for sale
by R. Rees.
Wait for Rees' Acorn cooking and
heating stoves.
Look out for bargains at Frederick
sons new store.
The cost of the Baptist church at
Parker was S2,456.41. IA
Two good cows for sale--inquire at
ity Confectionery Store.
Fresh bottled beer of the best quality
always in stock at Jerry's.
Frederickson will keep almost every
thing, and sell at bottom prices.
The season has arrived when every
farmer should subscribe for at least one
paper.
Before the cyclone strikes you get
tornado policy of w. II. Conklin, Hur-
ley, D. I.
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Northern Spy apples at the Pioneer
Drug Store.
will loan you money at low interest
and no commission. c. Frederickson,
Hurley, D. I.
Grain has come IN rather slow during
the past week as farmers are busy fin
ishing haying.
Mr.. j. G. Okken was in town Tues
day after lumber for his new grannery
and corn-crib, 14x28 feet.
The blackbirds are creating sad havoc
it the cornfelds north and east of town.
Mr.. Vinton Mann estimates that his
crop is nearly half destroyed.
If you wish an extra quality of fifty
cent Jap tea for thirty-five cents, call at
the City Confectionery Store.
How can it affect the price of kero-
sene if person drives out of the high
way and into pond or river?
Mr.. Thomas Hill had the misfortune
to lose horse Monday. The animal
has refused to eat for some time, but
the cause of such refusal Is a mystery
Tobin s. Lang, of Yankton, have
been awarded the contract for painting
the university building at Vermillion
Call and see that fine line of pape-
terles at the Pioneer drug store, the
finest ever brought to Turner county
Fifty thousand dollars to loan on I'M
proved farms in Turner county (nc
commision) by Citizens Bank, Parker
Dakota.
Mr.. d. w. Fairchild rolled a generous
supply of watermelons in at the from
door of the Herald Office Tuesday morn
ing, for which he has our thanks.
Mr.. T. Morton and Miss Sarah E
Clisby, of Parker, were made one We'd
nesday evening of last week. The bes
wishes of many friends will accompany
them through life.
We regret to announce the tempora
removal of Rev. T. II. Judson and fami
ly from Hurley. They go to Siou,
Falls, where the children can have tn,
advantage of high school facilities.
We return thanks to the committe
for an invitation to the banquet givel
by the citizens of Vermillion at th
opening of the University of Dakota, a
that place, on Tuesday evening last.
Mrs. G. II. Goddard will give lesson
on the organ or piano at Hurley thi
winter. Terms: $12 for "a lessons. Pan
ties wishing to take lessons will pleas
leave their names ut Daniel Dwyer's.
The social at the Baptist chapel las
Tuesday evening was largely attende'
and proved success in every particu
lar. Quite number were present fron
Parker, Swan Lake and Spring Valley
Th ere is now no necessity of sending
away for harness, or anything in tha
line, as Mr.. Frank Miller. an exper
enced and thorough workman has es
tablished himself in business at Hurle,
Call and examine hfs work and mat,
rial and get prices.
Messrs. Karr s. Richey, contractor
for sinking the artesian well on TIL
Yankton fair grounds. secured water q
adepth Of 430 feet. Seventeen days wa
the time occupied in doing the worl
the spring pole borer being used.