Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-04-24
Headquarters for creamery cans at

Headquarters for creamery cans at
Rees'.
Boss five cent counter at vinton &
Lovin's.
LII. Queal s. Cos is headquarters
for cedar posts.
Rev. Mr.. Sill is building an addition
to his residence.
Tea from ten sents to sl.oo a pound,
at Hogan s. Piers.
New goods arriving daily at the
Pioneer Hardware Store.
The Marion Sentinel says Dir. selfert
has turned harness maker.
The best uncolored Jap tea in Turner
county at Mansfield's. Try it.
Several business lots have changed
hands within the past few days.
Garden making is the principal occu-
patton of our townspeoplc at present.
Prairie fires continue to burn that
which, in a few years, will be converted
into beef.
v NJ. S. Robinson has purchased lot
on Monroe street. and will build a resi-
kdence thereon.
Granulated sugar-lO pounds for 81;
best Csugar 13 pounds Tor sl.OO, at
Hogan & Piers.
4 &. Brauch has been improving his
corner lots this week by setting ont
y fruit trees, evergreens, etc.
1 For sale cheap for cash, or approved
paper, one COW, a span of ponies, har-
ness and buggy. Enquire of Robinson.
1t is rumored that two indictments
were found against Ordway by the U.
$. grand jury, at their recent session in
Yankton.
NJ. S. Robinson has purchased G. b.
Harrigle's store building on Center
avenue, and will remodel and fit it up
for his own use.
4 An addition will be built on the Tre-
mont House stable, its present capacity
proving inadequate to meet the de-
mands of the public.
/ r.. Rees has recently purchased new
pony team, and of course they had to
have set of Frank Miller's harness to
fit them for business.
/ The street commissioner has been at
4 work during the past week with force
4 of men, putting in crossings and other
| wise improving the streets.
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interest in the painting business, and is
l prepared to do all kinds of work in his
Mine with neatness and dispatch. -
~The ladies of Grace church will give
dime sociable at the residence of Rev.
NJ. S. Robinson, Wednesday evening,
April 3Oth, A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
AT the late term of court at Sioux
Falls, A. NJ. Flagg plead guilty to the
q charge of embezzlement, and was sem
fenced by Judge Palmer to four years
in the penitentiary.
The Northwestern railway company
have been circulating small folder y
throughout the east, which sets forth
the advantages of Hurley and Turner
county in fine shape. -
r. Case & Son, of the Parker cream
n cry, contemplate running several cream
wagons from Hurley this season, ship
ping by train from here to Parker. We
y acknowledge a pleasant call from the
Njunior member of the firm. -
Rev. NJ. S. Robinson received a letter
A from Bisnop Hare, announcing that
Rev. NJ. Hoyt would take charge OF the
Episcopal church here the first of June
1t is the desire of the bishop that Mr.
Robinson remain to assist Mr.. Hoyt
and to supply adjacent vacancies, thus
making Hurley Il head quarters for mis-
ksion work in this section of the territory,
Press and Dakotaian, 18th: There
was a meeting yesterday afternoon O
several prominent Yankton men, a
Secretary Teller's Office, to talk over ;
,. project for the construction of a roat
t from Yankton to Centreville, twenty
N five miles away, there to connect will
y land form part of the Duluth ani
dlihlUll IUdu. ~ SOihuiipoSS Nts' oP
q pointed to organize and incorporate tn
Yankton & Northeastern railroad com
- pany in the interest of this project
Sioux Falls is ready to cooperate il
y the movement.
n New and complete spring stock Q
$ dry goods, notions, &c, just received a
Hogan s. Piers.
N For Sale.
Parties wishing to purchase horse
" will find number of extra good an
mails at the fremont House stable; ais
J road wagons and buggies.
" C. NJ. V1NToN.
,f Daneville DolnEs.
: APRIL 81.
Robart Erkson is preparing to bun