Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-05-29
The T that is pure the tycoon tea.

: The L that is pure the tycoon tea.
Stirring plows from s12 to SIS, at
Recs'.
Flour, graham, corn meal, etc, at
Hogan s. Piers.
Don't forget that Rees warrants all
plows to do good work and scour in any
soil.
Butter, eggs, and all kinds of coun-
try produce taken in exchange for goods
at Robinson's.
Bids are wanted for building school
houses III Spring Valley Township. Sec
notice in another column.
II. b. Yinton's new residence is up,
and when completed will add much to
the looks of the boulevard.
Latest STYLES of boots, shoes and slip
pers, at the lowest prices to be found inf
the territory, at Robinsons.
Leave your orders for seed corn with
Lamson & Farnsworth. Call early;
only Il limited supply on hand.
u
1t is currently reported that Centre
vile is soon to have another paper,
with Rev. S. Wakefield at the helm.
Peter Nelson has secured flowing
well on his Spring Valley farm, tapping|
the water vein at the depth of fifty feet.\
1t reminded us Of the time when we
l. III FL, ~
gle riding over his timber claim Sun
day.
The Marion cheese Factory is in active!
operation, and turning out daily its por-
ton of the good things of this life.
Have you tested it, Bro. Hazlitt?
Farmers, you can get the best CEDAR
posts at j. II. Queal & Cos, and for less
money than they can be bought at
any other place in Turner county.
Y A report reaches us that Bro. Hack
A EFT has been torn from the bosom of his
family and hustledto Yankton to serve
his country in the capacity of United
States juror.
We have recently received from III.
M. Crider, York, Pa. little pamphlet
on chow to grow fine celery" Those
interested should not fail to send %
cents and secure copy.
Y 1t has been suggested, as Hurley is
the most centrally located town in the
county, that a grand Fourth-of-July
| celebration be held here under the
auspices of the Il. A. r.. posts of the
kcounty.5 ~
Personal taxes for 1883 become de-
linquent next Monday, and those who
fail to make the necessary deposit with
Treasurer Beebe willfin that the costs
foot up quite rapidly when collection is
made by levy and distress.
There will be enough flax straw raised
this year in the country tributary to
/ Hurley tokeep Il lage tow mill running.
Here is a bonanza for some party with
a little capital to invest in what will be
steadily increasing business.
The christensen well was sunk tc
the depth of 400 feet and no flowing
water reached. This hole is only one
mile from the famous Buchanan wei
which discharges two barrels of water
per minute through q two-inch pipe.
Every half day that can be spared by
the farmers should be devoted to re
pairing the roads, putting them!in con
dition for hauling their crops to market
The commissioners of the different dis
tricts will furnish all material neces
sary for culyerts.
The catalpa tree is fast pushing itsel
into public notice. Railroad compa
. mes are planting thousandsof acres TO
ties. In about seven years after plant
ing they will be large enough to b
used as fence posts and are equally a
good as oak. Farmers would do wei
to make a note of this.
An exchangesays: Newspapers are
necessity nova days, and a man nigh
as well toe the mark and subserib
4 promptly as to put off on some misel
able excuse or other, and be kicked b
his conscience, jawed by the old woman
pestered by the children, and laughe
1 at by his neighbors as the-man-wht
-but-ney yertsubscribes
e3 The family row south OF Turner ha
assumed a new phase. The parties hay
: become reconciled and are living tt
gether, but the mans brother now n
: fuses to give up the furniture whic
was placed in his charge to keep it fror
the wife, claiming that there is an VI
settled board bill due him. The intro
L duction of the whipping post migf
i prove quite effective in these wife-bea
: ing cases.
Vermillion Republican: The time
i coming when IA portion OF the Nilsson
n bottom land, as well as the prairie. wi
~ have to be ditched. The people at Mecl
o ling have already commenced. So I;
y as they have gone the beneficial result
: are very appreciable. Land former
s covered with water, half mile distal
d ftrom the drain, is now high and dl
N and ready to be "tickled" with I'll
), plow and produce the largest kind
= crops. III this result can be obtained
a small way what will be the resu
when united and systematic work
y accomplished? 1t will surely pay tho
$ having low lands to investigate al
then act on the best method of accol
d plishing the desired result.
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Excursion Ratcsto Chicago.
20 To persons wishing to attend t
te National Republican Convention