Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-08-21

More.~hay Will be put up in Turner
county this year than ever before.
Remember you can get seven joints
of stove-pipe for S1.Oo, at Vinton s.
Lovins.
Green apples, lemons and oranges
will arrive in a few days ut the Pioneer
Drug Store.
A party of Marshalltown, Iowa,
sportsmen, are making Hurley their
headquarters.
Remember that Vinton s. Lovin have
forgotten the prices of their goods and
are selling regardless Of cost.
George Howard, at Parker, sells
stoves and hardware for less than any
other man who walks Dakota soil.
The gates were left ajar last Tues
dayyahd a ten-pound boy found its way
70 the home of Ed. Mann, in Spring
Valley.
The E. S. McCook post will attend
the reunion at Yankton, and it is prob
able that the Hurley band will accom-
pany them.
Geo. Howard, of Parker, has few
words to say to the Herald readers this
week. George evidently knows how to
reach the farmers.
Toney Dedrick had the misfortune to
lose his barn and combined machine by
fire recently. Loss, $500; insured in
Sioux Fall company.
There never was but one man who at
tempted to sell stoves and hardware be-
low George Howard, and he only lived
two weeks after the attempt.
Don't forget that we mean business,
and that $3.50 buys chain pump COM
plete for a l5-ft well. All other goods
in proportion. Vinton & Lovin.
A mail agent has been placed on the
Dakota Central line, which greatly
facilitates the handling o: mail, and is
a great convenience to towns along the
route. siN
Mrs. S. A. Williams, noted temper
ance lecturer from Missouri, will be in
Hurley at some time during the present
month, and while here will organize a
lodge of l. o. CT.
The Rundell boys, northwest of town,
khavetbeen hauling in conslndrale flax
pfing the past week. These boys are
workers, and the crops show that they
understand their business.
The merchants and their clerks all
went to bed tired last Saturday night.
You'll have to get accustomed to it,
gentleman; for that was only begin
ming of the rush that's to come.
| The incorporators and male members
of Grace church are requested to meet
at the chapel Immediately after service
next Sunday morning, as a business
meeting is to be held in which all should
take part gf
The attention of farmers having mill
ing to do. is called to the advertisement
of the Finlay Mills, which appears in
this issue. Late Improvements have
been made, and perfect satisfaction is
guaranteed to all.
There will be special meeting of
the ladies auxiliary at the fremont
house parlors, Saturday evening, Aug
23d, at 7:3O o'clock. All members OF
the post are requested to be present
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Let every farmer who can possibly
do so, save enough flax seed for next
years sowing. Selling flax at S1.0O il
the fall, and borrowing with chatte
mortgage attachment) at $3.50 the mex
spring, takes considerable from thu
profit of the flax crop.
An advertisement appears in anothe
column inviting bids for the construc
ton of Hurley's new school house. Th
ltboard have concluded to erect franz
building, with the foundation wall con
structed so that veneering of bricl
can be put on at some future time.
a number of the &. a. r. boys, ac
companied by the Hurley band, visite'
Lennox last Friday night, to take il
the banner presentation and dance. al
who went express themselves as highl
PLEASED with their reception, and trus
that they may be able to reciprocate a
an early day.
Representative of the Herald count
: ksdsfifty-siX teams on the streets OF HUI
ley at one time last Saturday; other
r say that there was over sixty. We wi
) not quarrel with them as to the nun
/ Der, as it was only forerunner c
"what is to be-" during the comm
, fall and winter. The reputation {
. Hurley as market is what brings ther
' here.
Rev. j. McIntlre says that he wa
J. last week called upon to perform a
5 act out of his usual line of busines
G An Immigrant team containing a ma
j, and wife drove up to his house at FIJI
: lay and asked for shelter, saying thu
+ the woman was soon to become
mother-in fact things had progresse
: so far that it was impossible to- F
f move her from the wagon. The metht
!. and child were cared for by kind ladie
a AS soon as circumstances will permi
q the family will continue their joorne
q to their new home in the west, bein
0 accompanied with ayoung scion OF tt
Schroeder stock.