Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-09-04

LOCAL MENTION.
Buy your machine oil of Rees.
Fall immigration has commenced.
Cash paid for eggs, at Mansfield &
A Hens.
Fresh comb honey at the Pioneer
Drug Store.
Great bargains in hardware at Vim
ton & Lovin's.
The Yankton fair Is to be held Sept
1926, inclusive.
Call and get prices on flour from
Hogan and Pier.
Come and get copper boiler for $3.50
at Vinton s. Lovin's.
L. B. Buchanan is building large
Creamery on his Spring Valley farm.
Look out for that large stock of whips
to be received in few days by Rees.
Good girl wanted to do housework,
wages $3.50 per week. Apply at Rees'
store.
Remember you can get seven joints
of stove-pipe for $1.OO, at Vinton s.
Lovins.
NJ. S. Robilson was reelected mode
rator of the Hurley school at Saturdays
meeting.
Take good care of your farm machi-
merry, and not leave it in the field where
last used.
Green apples, lemons and oranges
will arrive in few days at the Pioneer
Drug Store.
Call at Hogan & Piers and see the
largest. cheapest and best stock of
groceries in the county.
The Hurley Cornet Band gives an
entertainment and dance at Centreville
on Monday evening next.
have one of the best timers in Da-
kota. Bring on your tinware if you
want ia mended.. II. Rees.
Mr.. David Conway has the thanks of
the Herald force for pail of fine plums
from his Spring Valley farm,
Ed. Jencks secures the contract for
three of the new county bridges, which
is guarantee of honest work.
Remember that Vinton & Lovin have
forgotten the prices Of their goods and
are selling regardless of cost.
+. Nearly every business man in town
patronized the fair premium list, by in
serting an advertisement therein.
George Howard, at Parker, sells
stoves and hardware for less than any
other man who walks Dakota soil.
No discount on the ROYAL st. John.
Call at Mansfield & Aliens and examine
samples of sewing done on these ma
chimes.
The Herald trusts that the managers
of the Turner county fair will prohibit
the sale of Intoxicating liquors on the
grounds of the association.
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.
w. II. Shaft will sell at public auction
at his farm west of Hurley, on Saturday,
September 9th, two yoke Of work oxen,
eight cows, yearlings, calves, etc.
Mrs. Chas. Wagner, who recently re-
turned from the Yankton asylum, is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Okken,
and has apparently fully recovered.
a water spout was plainly visible in
the west last Thursday, and a number
of persons saw the cyclone, which ap-
peared to be about thirty miles distant.
1t does the eyes and heart of the
printer good to gaze on the well-filled
purse of the farmer, as he brings it
forth to pay for another years subscrip-
tiOn to the Herald.
A team of horses belonging to Perry
Allen, Travelled around town pretty
lively Saturday evening, jumping side
walks, etc. Fortunately no serious
damage was done.
There will be a peaches and cream .
social, under the auspices of the W. G,
T. u, at the residence of Mrs. Sill, Fri
day evening, Sept. 5th. A cordial inyi-
tation is extended to all.
A baby girl arrived last week to en-.
liven the household of J. G. Okken
| Mr.. Okken says if it had been boy he
would have paid two years subscrip-
tion to the Herald instead of one.
County Surveyor Allen spent two
days in Parker last week, laying out
the grounds for the Turner County
Agricultural Society. A good half
mile track will be one of the features
Of the grounds.
| Cap'n-Alexander Attorneys General
Chairman of : the Capital Commission
Hughes has been visiting his stock
ranch in Douglas county. Rumor SAYS
he was obliged to dispose of a portion
of his cattle 10 get funds with which te
bolster up his Bismarck Investments.
| Grace church; M. Hoyt, minister ir
charge. Sunday, Sept. 7th, II a. m.
communion and sermon; subject of dis
course: The body of Christ. 8 p. m.
evening prayer and sermon; subject
Hanted-A New Religion. Bible clas.
and Sunday school after mor:.ihg ser
| vice.
AS the storm approached from thu
north last Thursday telegram was re
ceived announcing the fact that ;
/ cyclone was coming. Stores were locked
and the citizens gathered in anxious
knots to watch the coming monster
Fortunately however distant view
was all that we had.
the entertainment given by the Hur