Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-09-11

Remember you can get seven joints
If stove-pipe for S1.00, at Vinton &
Lovins.
Local competition forced flax up to
S1.25 per bushel in the Scotland market
ast week.
Green apples, lemons and oranges
will arrive in a few days at the Pioneer
Drug Store.
Hurley school will open Monday,
September 22d, with Prof. G. III. God
lard in charge.
Call at Hogan & Piers and see the
largest. cheapest and best stock of
groceries in the county.
| have one of the best timers in Da-
kota. Bring on your tinware If you
want ia mended. II. Rees.
Remember that Vinton & 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.
A. b. Smith has left samples of dent
and sQuaw corn which are out Of the
way of frost, at the Herald office.
No discount on the Royal st. John.
Call at Mansfield & Aliens and examine
of sewing done on these ma
chimes.
The New Era neglected to publish
the name of r.. II. Wales of Parker, as
one of the delegates to the Pierre con-
vention. Why is it thus?
The Marion dramatic troupe appear
at Aliens hall Saturday, Sept. 18th, in
"Down by the Sea-" They should be
greeted by good audience.
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.
The Hurley Comet Band Will give a
dance at Aliens hall, Hurley, Thursday
evening, September 18th. All are cor
daily invited. Tickets fifty cents.
"We' old soldiers have been taking
in the reunion at Yankton this week
and all had a glorious time, and are now
ready to settle down to work-till fail
time.
Peter Myrrh discharged double
barrelled shotgun into a flock of black
birds Monday, He picked up forty-thre'
victims, and as many more were doubt
less lost in the high grass.
The Turner county fair will open
Wednesday, September 18th, and al
residents of the county should add thei
mite, by exhibition or personal attend
ance. to make it IA success.
There is to be grand campfire a
Hurley, Sept. 26th, under the auspice
of the Lennox, Centreville, Beresfor
and Hurley posts Of the e. A. r. Every
body come and have a good time.
Considerable complaint is heard alon
| the lire at the manner in which tn
mail is being handled by the new rout
agent on the Dakota Central. 1t is nc
mucn of an Improvement on the oil
service.
The house of DR.. Robert Martin, on
mile east of town, was struck by ligh
ming during the heavy storm OF Las
Saturday morning, the window of tn
room in which the doctor was sleepin
being shattered.
Mr.. Carl Wagner wishes to annount
to the public that he will be located
Hurley by Oct. 1st. prepared to do a
kinds of work in the line of boot an
shoe making and repairing. Carl is
good workman and should receive GOO
support.
The latest in dress for gentlemen,
SAID to be the Father Hubbard" A
exchange says, "simply drop the su
penders and wear the shirt loose ov
the top of your pants, instead of tue
ing it in. and you have the Faith
Hubbard
A number of our late eychang
are ornamented with delinquent t;
sale advertisements. Turner county
list occupies only one column Of t
New Era, very good showing of t
; financial condition of the residents
the county.
Hurley is nearer the geographic
center of Turner county than any 9th
town, by several miles, and Thielm
knew it would be when he tried to d
courage the Northwestern compa
from locating town here. He anti
| pated the inevitable consequences.
Considerable complaint has be
j made that there are anumber of part
r owning glaDdered horses, and that tn
are in the habit OF hitching them
posts and other places in town, thus
posing other animals to this dread
and fatal disease. There is a law g
erning cases of this kind, and the p
per officers should see that it Is rlgi'
enforced.
Yankton Press: In the coal mine W
on the Jencks farm, flowing wa
was secured at depth OF ol6 feet, VIII
. is 24S feet below the lowest coal ye
a MIR. Jencks says it is the best well
has bored in this section, q pipe full
pure water coming out of the openl
T The force OF the flow filled a perpendi
0 lar hose lifted thirty feet above
surface, which is the height OF
r derrick. Mr.. Jencks now has an abu
/ ant supply of water, which will
/. him in contemplatedminin operate