Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-05-10
Furst & Bradley fourteen-inch steel
beam stirring plows, sl7.0o, ut j. Al
lea,s Hurley or Swan lake.

Capt. Near has so far recovered from
his recent severe illness that he gets
around town with the aid of Il cane.
JAS Stout has purchased IN acre of
lssed in "Judson's addition" and will
build commodious residence thereon.
Spring Valley farmers claim that they
will put up more wire fence this season
than any other pertien of Turner coun-
ty.
If you should happen to go to Y Yank-
ton to lssrchsse goods be sure and call
OH the firms that advertise in the Her
aid.
The farmers are all busy putting in
their crops There will be large in
crease ef acreage in corn and a decrease
a wheat.
a. A. BaSye has rented his farm near
Swan Lake and centemp!ates moving
to Hurley sHcn to assist in building up
the tewn.
Large stock of ciething, boots and
shoes, dry goods, groceries and sundries
soon to arrive ut J. Aliens, Hurley or
SIaa Lake,
Jack Swan Will move his residence to
his sess on the corner of Sioux and.
Iowa streets as soon as the foundation
can be completed.
Chamberlain's Cholic, Colera and Di-
arrhGa Remedy has relieved untold suf-
fering and made agony smile with de-
light. Sold by L. Branch.
Miss Carrie Conkling, formerly of
Linn, Wis, commenced teaching in
the Fromer district, about two miles
west of Hurley, last Monday.
The heavy rains of the past week
swelled the creek north of Swan Lake
to overflowing, which makes the bot
tom worse than ever to cross
Jencks Y Harrigal are fitting up the
Fowler building on Yankton street for
the Conkling brothers, to be used by
them as residence until they can
build.
1t is hardly right to turn the telcs-
cope of a transit on man when he is
out riding with his girl Sunday. No
one would do it but naughty railroad
engineer.
A party from Davenport, Iowa, has
made application to the railroad COM
pany for three of tho lots near the track,
known as warehouse lots" on which
to place aumber yard.
The townsite of Hurley is nearly sur
rounded by tree claims, which will add
much to its appearance when the tim
Der gets large, and aid materially in
breaking the force of the winds.
| Kahn & Co., the zone price clothiers
Of Yankton," have few words to say
| to the people Of Turner county in thi;;
| weeks issue. Remember the address
when you wish anything in their line.
Contractor Smead has force of men
and teams at work preparing the grade
for the depot and side-tracks, which are
to occupy space eighty-tive feet wide
and eighteen hundred feet in length as I.
starter.
| 1t is needless for us to make any ex-
tended remarks in regard to the bust
ness men of Hurley whose advertise
ments are to be found in this issue, as
they are nearly all old residents Of Tur-
ner county and well known.
Latest advices from the track-layers
was to the effect that they expected to
reach Alcaster Tuesday evening, which
point is eight miles west of tie Siouz
river. There has been no track laid
from the Iroquois end of the line.
Mr.. G. G. Whitten and his secretary
arrived in town Tuesday. Mr.. w. in
forms us that he has already sold over
$4,000 worth of Hurley lots. He has
appointed Mr.. J. Allen townsite agent
and parties desiring lots can now be
accommedated.
! TITS understood that under instruc.
tons from the postoflice department at
Washington, contract has been made
with the oWners of the Parker and
Swan Lake route, by which we are tc
have daily mail at Hurley at an early
day. This is as it should be.
In about three or four weeks l expect
to be located in my new store at Hur
| ley, and have as large and well assorted
a stock of goods as can be found il
Turner county. In the mean time
shall endea@Sr to supply all who call
frcm my warehouse around the corner
Jos. Allen.
Mr.. ]. W. Fiege, the efficient member
of the engineer corps who has made
Hurley his headquarters for severa
months, received orders to join th'
lrack-layers and started fDr his new
field of operations Wednesday. w
. shall look for his return with the iron
UuiAN AL ubOuV Iiill -ilNC utSS' SAi. 4
+. Ames takes the place made vacan
i, by Mr.. F.'s departure.
The proprietor of this paper is unde
Obligations to many friends for asst
r ance in "getting things together,
among whom we will mention Mcssrs
3 Fiege, and Dillman, of the Northwest
5 ern railway engineer corps, who ar
professional prints" Messrs. Jenck
\ Harrigal, Capt. Near, Rowland Rees
Peter Allen and others also RENDERED
valuable assistance, for which they ar
entitled to our thanks.
!. DIR. Langan, of Dewitt, Iowa, and MI
Hugh Langan, of the firm of Langal
: Bros, real estate dealers of Vail, lowe
a have been looking Turner county owe
With view of purchasing lands o.
Nhinh fn lon,ta arrnriappaI farmers