Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-04
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formerly engaged in farming and stock
business. During the past twoor three
years the stock business has claimed
his undivided attention to such IN eN-
tent that he has become known as one
OF the most extensive operators in
southern Dakota. There is probably
no man in the county better acquainted
with its advantages, and the character
of its resources. Mr.. Il. commenced
his present business a few weeks age as
the successor of Morrill, & Packard, ,and
to-day we find him the occupant of Il
commodius new store, the main build
ing being 2OX40, two stories high. with
an addition 2OX2o. The building is
filled with Il complete general stock.
consisting of dry goods, groceries cloth
Ing, boots, shoes. hats, caps, crockery,
&c. The stock is a new one and the
goods throughout of a superior charac-
ter. a good stock of farm machinery
is also carried. The opportunities to
purchasers are all that could be desired.
New, and good goods, low prices, com
plcte stock, and II fair and honorable
system of doing business. Mr.. T. owns
twenty acres of land adjoining the town
site which will be utilized as his home,
and Notwithstanding the Inauguration
of this enterprise he will still continue
to handle stock as heretofore, and as
one of the representative business men
of the town and this section of the
county, we are pleased to speak of him
in this connection.
TIE DRUG TRADE
of Hurley is well represented in the
handsome well stocked establishment
of Emicl Brauch. This house which is
known as the :" Pioneer Drug: Store of
Hurley, was opened here in June, Mr..
Brauch coming here from Swan Lake
where for the past four years he has
been engaged in the same business.
His store, which is 1GX40, is neatly ar
ranged, and every inch of space utilized.
His stock embraces pure drugs and
medicines, paints, oils, books, station
cry, and the thousand and one articles
found only in first class houses of this
character. Mr.. B. is a druggist of eX-
perience, andavery competent man for
the business represented. There is no
man in the place more fully alive to the
interests OF both town and country, and
none more willing to contribute to any
enterprise looking to their advance
ment. As regards his facilities for do
ing business, no similar concern of the
larger cities can show more complete
stock or better class of goods. Mr.. b.
has been resident of Dakota-boy and
man-for the past twenty-five wears
and few, if any are more favorably
known throughout this section. -
TIE LUMBER INTERESTS
of the country comprise oneof the most
important features of the nations in
dustry, and its growth and develop
ment is synonymous with the various
improvements constantly in progress.
This particular interest is well repre-
sented in the establishment and yards
of Conklin Bros, and through whose
energy the business has been brought
up to a point, which in Importance is
not inferior to any industry or enter
prise in the place. This firm, who came
here from northern Illinois, commenced
business in March, as the successor to
r. Rees, the yard being the first one
established, and in fact the first busi-
ness enterprise of any character The
Messrs. Conklin, who by the way are
genial pleasant gentlemen, as well as
cnterprising business men, have greatly
enlarged the facilities and stock, until
they are prepared to compete with any
similar concern in southern Dakota.
They carry stock consisting Of pine
lumber Of every description, lath, shin
giles, doors, blinds, mouldings, building
paper, lime, hair, &c, Sc. selected
with care frofff the best manufacturers
In the country. In business matters it
will ever be their aim to secure the best
possible advantages to patrons, and
while they expect to derive a profit
themselves, which is right and lcgiti-
mate, they will ever keep in view the
old adage of /" live and let live"
T. W. MURPHY, ,'4s's''
dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery,
clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps, &C.,
opened business here about the first of
August. Mr.. Murphy came here from
Turner, this county, but is formerly
from Dodge county, Wis. Mr.. NJ. is al
so tic owner of two good farms in this
county. He is the occupant of a store
22Xl0, and carries stock of goods that
would Se :, credit to a much larger
town All the various departments are
unusually fnll and complete and the
goods are new and fresh looking Mr..
Murphy has already established repu-
tation for honesty and integrity in
business matters, and has many friends
throughout this section of the county.
He has enjoyed trade equal to his eN-
pccfati0ns since locating in Hurley, and
can nifier opportunities to all old
patrons as well rs new ones, greater
than ever before. Mr.. Murphy is one
of Hul7ey's staunch and reliable bust
ness ,s3e,i.
FLOUR AND FEED. ~
This branch of business is well repl G.
sentetl in the establishment of Mr. J. Il.
Hogan, and which was inaugurated in
July. Mr.. Hogan camehere from Swan
Lake, but is formerly from Dodge
county, Wis. In the inauguration of
his present business, it was with a view
to supplying commodities of most
necessary character, and us a result his
efforts have been rewarded with a good
trade. Mr.. Ii. makes speciality of the
Elk Point roller mills flour, Il quality
of flour enjoying a high reputation
throughout southern Dakota. He also
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