Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-06-12
Marion will celebrate.
Ice is in active demand
Rive is heading out finely.


If you want to insure call at the Her
aid office.
Potato bugs have made their appear
ance In some sections.
Simon Pure Flavoring Extracts in
bulk at the Pioneer Drug Store.
Township school board met Saturday
and transacted considerable business.
Sam Patrick captured new sulky
plow at Rees' while in town Monday.
ills said that DR.. McGrall has re-
turned to his first Milwaukee and
its beer.
Butter, eggs, and all kinds of coun-
try produce taken in exchangefor goods
at Robinson's.
There will be a grand dance on theS
evening of July 4th, under the manage
ment Of the Hurley band.
A severe hail storm visited Palo Alto
county, Iowa. on Saturday, doing con-
considerable damage to crops.
The band has received a number of
new pieces of music, and the boys are
making rapid improvement on them.
The Col. Ellsworth post of the e. A.
r., of Lennox, will attend the 4th Of
July celebration at Hurley as post.
Parties from Chicago have arrived at
Centreville, and contemplate the publ
cation of a second newspaper there at
an early day.
w. Il. Mckay, well known by all
old travellers up the Missouri, died in
the county hospital at Deadwood, on
the 9th of May.
Farmers, you can get the best cedar
posts at j. III. Queal, & Cos, and for less
money than they can be bought at
any other place in Turner county.
Mr.. H. IL. Lewis, proprietor of the
Lewis House, at Salem, died Tuesday,
June Sd, of inhamnatory rheumatism
after an illness Of only three days.
DR.. Daniel Langan took bottle of
water from d. Dwyer's artesian well
east with him, and we hope soon to be
able to give the result of a thorough
analysis.
Must be something worng when a
firm boasts of being good for $4,000,
advertises paid up capital of $4,000,
and makes areturu OF only $500 to
the assessor.
Pattee tongueless cultivators, $3.50.
Bradley walking cultivators, $1,000.
Bradley corn shellrs, $500. All other
machinery very cheap till closed out,
at The p. o. Store.
A large stock of ladies' and gents
hats just received at Robinsons. Call
and examine them and you will be sure
to be suited. Call early for they are
going like hot cakes.
| The assessed valuation OF the town OF
Hurley is $4,000: and the assessment
being returned at one-third of the fig
ures given by property owners, shows
avaluation of $l23,OOO0.
The grist and wooden mills at Beloit
Iowa, were destroyed by firelast Thurs
day morning; loss 1000 with no insu
rance. The property was owned by j
A. and E. E. Carpenter.
It's mighty difficult for a country
newspaper editor to tell just who hi:
presidential preference is on the eve O.
the nomination-especiallv if he is ar
applicant for a postoifice.
4 The dates for the Sioux City and Da
kota trotting circuit are: Sioux Falls
June II and IL; Sioux City, June II
Is and 10; Yankton, June "a, 25 an,
4 26; Mitchell, July and 4.
1 WIN. Conklin contemplates establish
ing on his farm adjoining town high
grade stock farm. This would no doub
|, would be good investment and on
u that would benefit the county as wei
1 TT. HI. Deyo is running night traiT
with sleeper attached, on the overlan
route between Yankton and Hurley
arriving here in season to connect wit
the morning train north over the Da
kota Central.
Send your home paper east afte
reading. In no way can you do bett
; service for Dakota. What may not
of much interest to you may be {
great interest to parties about
change locations.
, Canton Advocate: The Rev. DR.. Ho.
has left Huron for his future home ;
I Hurley, Turner county. Now that tt
N venerable veteran is situated not f;
81 from Canton it is hoped he can be il
duced to visit us occasionally.
We are informed by parties who a
in a mental state to appreciate sue
i views, that the country surroundir
: the newly located bridge over the We
"A million river northeast of Parker,
very fine, the bridge site being cXcee
K ingly romantic.
J. Rowland Rees met with an accidel
Monday which will probably dlsab
t Fhim for several days. While wateril
III his horses, one of thom slipped off
4 halter, and while endeavoring
d hold the animal to replace it, the hor
It gave sudden jump, throwing Mr.. Re
to the ground in such manner as
is kgive his left ankle very severe sprai
IL Marion Sentinel, 4th: Judge Suite
of the Memo News. was in town Tu
} day looking for Ed. Hitchcock, who,
n claims has pocketed about sixty doll;
of his money while running the Nj
IS town Clipper for him. Sutton SO
ID Hitchcock must settle or go to Jail, a
failing to find him here he proceed
eastward Sutton has sold the CHM