Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-04-03
The Hurley band is improving rap

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Headquarters for creamery cans at
Rees'.
Hogan & Pier have lately painted the
inside of their store and fitted it up in
fine style.
The first thunder shower of the sean
son arrived Sunday morning, and was
a light one. ~
c. Lovin is building residence
on Washington street, just north of I. |
w. Murphy's.
G. A. Near will remain for another
year in the house sold by him TO the
townsite company.
Z Rees has been turning out large
number of creamery cans for dealers at !
neighboring towns. ~
Col. Vinton has left fine sample of
early corn at this Office, of which he has
limited supply of seed.
Parkes's new skating rink would be
a good place in which to hold the terri
torial delegate conventions.
Monday night and Tuesday were de-
cidedly unpleasant times to be out, on
account of wind and water.
The Townsite Company have expend-
ed about $4,000 for sidewalks; "and
still there's more to follow"
v Smith Conklin is building a large
| coal, and store house, and otherwise inn
hproving his residence property. -
!/Let every farmer In the county set
| out at least dozen fruit trees this sea-
son-a hundred would be better-->
I>-6utta Percha Paint; waterproof, elias
| tic, durable economical. The best paint
| in the market Sold by r. Rees.
| One and one-third miles of sidewalk,
mostly eight feet wide, is now in the
course or construction in Hurley.
A new and complete stock of groce-
ries, dry goods. ETC., ETC., will soon be
placed on sale at Aliens old stand.
The time is now at hand when all the
boys will want Swans easiest carriage
and best team, to take ride with their
girl.
Peter Allen has had his corner store
painted, and the front touched up in
the latest style, Wm. Custin doing the
.|Work.
The county received $775 for liquor
fines at the recent term of court, and
the boys consider that they got off very
cheap.
Choice flaxseed for sowing. both ma
tive and Russian, for sale or loan.
Apply at once to Lamson & Farms
worth.
V II. p. G. Jansen is placing a stone
A wall under his meat market, and laying
| the foundation wall for an addition
thereto. .
IThos. Murphy has given his house a
0 covering of white paint, which makes
1t one of the neatest looking residences
in town.
| Our first duck this season-a fine
mallard-was one of dozen shot by
Frank Corey Friday afternoon. Go
again, major.
Mckinney s. Scougal, of Yankton,
have venegotiatedl loans amounting nearly
to 100000 since they commenced
business there.
An additional train has been put on
\ ito accommodate the rapidly increasing
kravel, and Chicago and Hurley are now
4 only twenty-six hours apart. -
7 "a girl, and weighs eight pounds and
II three-quartersw exclaimed Sib. Welch,
as ne ordered the cigars for all hands
This interesting event occurred Sun,
day, and all are doing well.
Farming implements have been sold
hin Hurley this week to be used within
-Ythree miles of Yankton. Hurley mer
chants won't be nndersold, and the
careful purchaser knows whereto spent
his money.
Mr.. C. b. Valentine has lett at This
office for inspection a sample OF Nam
moth Pearl potatoes, raised by him
and which are perfect beauties. Cal
: and see them and secure some SEED 1oi
the coming season.
The impression left upon the minds
of the people of this county by the abl'
and gentlemanly manner in which tn
business of the late term of court wa
) dispatched, is one of which judge
Palmer nah justly feel proud.
( " II. w. Kyle was rushing around tow
t the ether evening looking for some por
4 table scales. Upon investigation it wa
Eli found to be boy, weighing pounds
Il Mother and child doing well, and kyt
is flying around after more improve
: ment contracts.
!, -The hens of this section seem to b
alive to the Importance OF bounteon
N supply of their eggs-cellent fruit TO
!, \ Easter, as is manifest from the manne
= lin which they are shelling out. An
we occasionally notice one which
9 partially colored.
Mr.. JOS. Robbins had the misfortun
to lose valuable horse last f'rlda
= Knight. The horse was hitched in tn
9 stall with a rope halter, fastened aroun
his neck, and when found one hind foe
d was over the halter rope, in which p'
; sition he choked to death.
.|Reuben Woodward and !. b. Buchal
n an have recently received from Wisco1
e, bsn a nine months old thoroughbre
n bull calf, which weighs S24 pound
di Improve your stock, so that I'rns
,Al NAV maintain her reputation as tt
champion stock county OF Dakota.
IS The ;ury in the Matt Millers case r