Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07

New grain is coming in.
A light shower Tuesday evening.
y The flax harvest has commenced.
New groceries at Mansfield & Aliens.
Lots of work for the threshers this
year.
Don't forget to ask Robinson how he
sells flour.
y hich is the best machine? The
Royal st. John.
Archer & llowe's grain warehouse is
nearly completed.
j. j. Splitter has word to say to par
ties who intend building.
- The meat market now occupies por-
tion of the furniture store.
- Mrs. G. H. Lovin has been quite i'll
but is gradually recovering.
Two threshing machines at work on
farms adjoining the townsite this week.
The county treasurer's Office is said to
be worth S2,500 IA year, and not much
work.
Somebody's coming when the dew
drops fall" to buy tinware of Vinton "
Lovin.
We hear that fall blowing has COM
menced in the southern portion of the
county.
a good boot and shoe maker would
have his hands full of business in
Hurley.
-AMr. S. j. Frederickson Is making ar
rangements to build Il residence in Hur-
ley soon.
The Catholic church southwest of
town is receiving the attention OF the
painters.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Shaft had the
misfortune to lose a three days old
babe this week.
The Riverside Roller Mills Lily
White Flour is the best in the market.
Robsnson sells it.
1t seems that side tracks-that is, a
promise of them-are to be feature in
the coming campaign.
| We hear of number of aspirants for
the position of county treasurer, and it
looks as though lively scrimmage was
inevitable.
Money to loan on chattel security by
John Butler. Enquire of Gorham Il
Hall, real estate and loan agents, Par
ker, Dakota.
The first ripe tomatoes of the season
were brought in Tuesday morning by
Theodore johnson, and were raised on
his farm south of town.
Prof. J. j. Mcintyre is getting the
material on the ground for his tempo
rary building, which he will occupy
\ while his residence is being put up.
On Sunday last, while II. B. Vinton
and wife We're at church, their house
was entered by a tramp, and a small
amount of money taken from Mrs. Vim
tons pocketbook.
4 Norgren Bros & Quarnberg, of River.
side, are manufacturing the best family
flour to be found in any market. Go to
Robinsons and get sack Of the Lily
\ White and try it. 49,
y a petition was signed by the business
men of Hurley this week, asking the
Northwestern railway company to fur
nish c. II. Flowers lots on which tc
build a warehouse.
Parker may he good town and con
tain many able men, but it appears that
she Is not equal to the task of selecting
a postmaster. Wecan spare you mar
from the south end if necessary.
This has been year Of unusual pros
perity with the farmers of southeast
ern Dakota, and in Turner county es
pccially has the husbandman cause TO
, rejoicing over the success of his labors
VI The two year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
] j. II. Farnsworth, whose life had beer
despaired of by physician and friends
/ appears to be slowly improving, AM
N strong hopes are entertained Of his re
Ncovery. -
County Clerk Pier says the record
] are right, that it was COMMISSIONS
+ Allen who moved to rescind the motto
| to add fifty per cent to the assesse
\ valuation of lots and merchandise i
f kthe town of Centreville.
: The first returns from the threshe1
e give wheat at 1511 bushels per acr
e and oats at 45. Grain was sheIIed O;
e by the fine hail of a few weeks ag'
" more than was anticipated, and cons
quently there will be a falling Off in tn
4 returns from some parts Of the count,
e. John Mansfield was observed la:
dl evening vending his way westward 0
II a borrowed horse, apparently going
'q inspect his Spring Valley farm; b,
q Wen wager stick Of gum that he
If hanging around the monkey cage ;
" Marion to-day. John is bound to |
near the center OF attraction.
lie ;, DR.. L. r. Alderman, of Traer, low
F.t brother to O. g., (our nurseryman),
c-H with us again. He regrets not bein
" able to set a time for Hurley, havir
l4 already secured twenty-scven sets to
as delivered at residences when don
"a Those wishing his services can lea'
M orders at fremont house, and tin
will be appointed to do the work.
ty THE Mother Hubbard" wrapper
e seen no more on the streets OF Omah
T. an order having been issued for Il
TX arrest of any person seen on tt
es street dressed in that garb. One ARE
to has been made. II the ladies had SCI
IS fit to appear in the style of dress wo