Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24
LOCAL MENTION.

Cheap for cash. L. w. Murphy.
Hogan & Pier have erected a flour
warehouse just south OF their store.
Twill loan you money at low interest
and no commission. c. Frederickson
Hurley, d. Il.
The foundation is being laid for
two story store building, on the north,
side of Center avenue.
The Bridgewater Times is now pre-
sided over by Figgee & Morse, and pre-
sents an improved appearance.
Mondays storm done very little dam
age, a narrow strip southwest of town
being slightly injured by the hail.
Brauch is drumming up trade in
cholera remedies: he brought the editor
in a fine mess of cucumbers to day.
I'll Lost-July 4th. at or near the bowery,
a gold bracelet. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving at this
office.
Parties wishing to make from three
to five year real estate loans can be ac-
'commodated by calling on E. Brauch,
Hurley.
4 Postmaster Allen has received his
blanks. and is now ready to furnish eX-
change on any money order Office IN the
country. ~
Those new hats have arrived at Rob-
inson's, and all ye men and boys who
wish something stylish should "get
there" without any delay.
The Sioux Valley News of last week
was printed on tinted paper and con-
tanned an extensive illustrated write-up
Of Canton and Lincoln county.
Jas. Andrew Is the latest Spring Val
ley farmer to report flowing well.
The water reservoir was struck at the
depth of sixty-five feet and good flow
>secured.
Ordway says Hackett will eventually
get the Parker postotfice. as Raymond
is buying up all thenewspapers. There
are several other newspapers and post-
Offices in southern Dakota.
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Highest assessment, $16,098; lowest,
$500. Multiply these figures by three
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Inc residence OF MT. Z. thompson,
west OF swan Lake, was entered one
day last week While he was plowing in
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bureau ufa"ef.
III there Is any perceptlble change in
the movements and actions OF Peter
Allen during this week, 1t can be ac
counted for by the fact that a black
eyed boy weighing lO7s pounds arrived
in his family circle last Saturday eve
ming. Mother and child doing nicely
and Peter able to be around.
lS>Dr. Sill has sold Prof. J. j. McIntfrt
two lots in Judson's addition to Hurley
upon which he will soon erect fine
residence. He has also purchased five
acres OF land south OF town, OF Mrs. L
II. Judson. MI. Mcintyre Is an Ole
resident OF Turner county and was a
one tlme territorial superintendent O.
schools. He still has large property in
\ terests in the county and the selection
| OF Hurley as his future home IS eSl
dence OF his faith in the future of th'
town. --
1t is matter of fact and VIII not b.
disputed by any who have used st. Pat
/ rick's Pills, that they are unequalled fo
disorders Of the liver, and as a cathar
tic. They cleanse the sytsem, purif,
the blood and regulate the liver ant
bowels. Their pleasant effect max
them great favorite with persons sub
fleet to constipation. If your druggis
does not keep them, ask him to orde
them for you. They are manufacture,
by the well known medicine house o
Chamberlain y CO., Des Moines, Iowa
For sale by D.. Brauch.
While it is acknowledged by all tha
4 |s1Turner county cannot be surprised a
a stock growing section on account o
its nutritious grasses and pure water
.there is another branch of farming
4 fruit raising which is receiving con
siderable attention at the hands of tn
husbandman. The Alderman Frui
Farm, two miles south OF Hurley, i
the most extensive of the kind in tn
territory, containing l02 acres set on
to fruit trees, bushes and vines. Th
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