Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-10-02

Is your stove up?
Attend the caucus.
The epic. is having run.
How about the fire-breaks?
Smith ConkIin is able to he out.
New lot of Tycoon Tea at Mansfield
& Aliens.
Who will build few houses to rent
in Hurley. They are needed bad.
The New Era rejoiceth that Parker
had II votes in the Pierre convention.
The Hurley band rendered j. F.
Robinson and bride serenade Monday
evening.
Come in and examine our stock of
tinware and hear our prices. Vinton
& Lovin.
Oscar Snyder is just piling up the
lumber in his new yard south of the
Herald office.
There was a rushing up of heating
stoves Tuesday, all on account of
Manitoba wave.
Tycoon Tea and Tansillis Punch cigar
are all right Mansfield & Allen sell
'em at the corner store.
Don't fail to see Vinton & Lovin's
new line Of stoves when you arc in
town. Cash money buys cheap.
Don't fall to call at Vinton & Lovin's
new stove house north side of Center
Ave. at the old furniture store.
"The Orphans, as produced in Hur-
lev Saturday night was not a success
for the gentleman from up the road.
The Centrevlle Chronicle has changed
hands, Mr.. F. F. Hanford, q newspaper
man of experience being at the nelm.
The republican caucus for Hurley pre-
cinct will be held at the fremont House
at 2 o'clock wednesday afternoon Oct 9th.
Do not neglect, when you visit Par
ker, to call on Parfitt the photographer
and have your likeness taken in No. 1
style,
The 5000 Hurley school bonds were
bought of NIessrs. Thornton, MOulton
& Colby by the Turner County Bank.
Hurley.
If you want sewing machine buy
the Royal st. John, it is the 1ighteSt
running and most complete machine in
the market. Mansfield 4 Allen.
The Rural Voice. neat, newsy
weekly, published by A. Sheridan Jones
at Olivet, Hutchinson Co. Dakota. is
the latest exchange on the Herald table
Hams, breakfast bacon, pigs feet
Goldfish, mackerel, herring, halibut and
brook trout just received at the up anG
ready grocery house of Mansfield ant
Aliens.
A twelve-pound boy arrived at tn
residence of Theodore Johnson Oh
Thursday Sept. 25th, and as conse
quence we have all smoked to the lonl
t life and prosperity of the son and heir
We wish to return thanks to those o
our subscribers who have prompt.
come to the front with the printer
:, share of the crop receipts; and as
I takes money to build houses it is hope
e others will follow suit.
y Remember you get ticket wit
8 every dollars worth of goods you bu
of Vinton & Lovin. You are liable
II draw an elegant prize on Nov. lst, an
e get just as many goods for the dollar ;
d though you did not get the ticket.
= Press and Dakotian: Phil Faul
= returned from Hurley Saturday nlgf
: and reports rousing camp fire. TT
" meeting was addressed by Judge Gi
y ford, Mr.. Faulk and Mr.. Jones, of Pa
!. ker. This was Judge Fitford's first a.
l. pearance in public, excepting at Canto
III since his nomination for congress. i
le made an excellent impression.
. In another column will be found I'll
:. :, legal card of L. ID. T. Poore, of Yankto
y = Mr.. Poore's long experience as receiv
~ of the U. S. land office makes him t
s miliar with the land laws, and full
- competent to attend to all cases entrr
ted to his care. AS an attorney, tho
= desiring his service will find him
~ gentleman, and an earnest advocate.
as Personal.
'e- Mr.. Zeb. Stout has returned to uurlt
ry County Commissioner Bacon was
ie town Monday.
Attorney Jones of Parker, ate bea
ne in Hurley Friday.
" r. G. Tousley, of Marion, was " 0
va of the boys on Friday last.
~ Mrs. John Thornton of Yankton
or visiting with Mrs. Jos. Allen.
as Miss Lethie, and Burleigh Stout, u
nit stopping with their uncle, James Sto
IN Judge Clifford, of South Dakota,
nd dressed his comrades at Fridays can
,he fire.
'er Mr.. n. Jensen was one of the pic
OF ant callers at the Herald office t
lee week.
~, , Mrs. Mary Stout has returned fir
,ha M her eastern visit and is stopping W
ass her son James.
np Phil. X. Faulk of Yankton, visi
di- Hurley on Friday last and took lie
md ing part in the campfire exercises.
ng. N. A. Spence, of Kirkwood, ILL.,,
md rived last night on Il visit to frie
on and to look after his Spring Valley "a
Mrs. W.D. Russell of Yankton,
G companied by her children, is visit
lrd with her parents, Rev. NJ. Hoyt
i,ha wife.
'ur- G. w. Marshall of Childstown, ca
the Monday. He subscribed for the Hel