Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-07-31
Il LOCAL MENTION.
7 Too much rain.
Ncornlneyer grew faster.
See notice to bridge builders.
local MENTION.

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Z Don't stop to kick the small ours.
Wheat and oats are abont half cut.
Don't forget to ask Robinson how he
sells flour.
Charley Lovin talks of Issuing season
tickets to his cyclone hole.
1t was one of thoes sizzling. sozzling
:rains," which we had last Sunday.
3 The flies are now busy. covering
everything they can get at with 80"
q We, are informed by Postmaster
jerks that ldylwilde now has mail SER
vice. e.a8s9
Ell. jerks has commenced work on
the TFessenden. bridge. across Turkey
creek
"Somebody's coming when the dew
drops fall. to buy tinw;lre of Vinton y
Lovin.l
Il Freddie Robinson is gradually recov-
erino from his recent severe attack of.
typhoid fever. NJ
II. B. Vlnton and family have taken
nossession of their new residence on
Park Boulevard. --ry
The Riverside Roller Mills Lily
White Flour is the best in the market.
Robsnson sells it.
F A grist mill is being built in Yank-
ton county on Turkey creek, near the
old Volin crossing.
The prospects are good for large
number of buildings being erected in
Hurley before snow flies.
"A large force of wotkmen arrived on
Wednesday and are now rushing word
on Archer & Howes.grain warehouse.
Owing to number of typographical
errors in the treasurer's report as pub
ilished last week, we reprint the same.
The Sioux Valley Fair association
will hold their first fair at Sioux Falls,
on the 9th, 25th and Goth Of September.
We have seen quite number of our
ssportsmen taking trips into the coun-
try OF late, but we haven't seen any
game.
Money to loan on chattel security by
John Butler. Enquire of Gorham &
Hail. real estate and loan agents, Par
ker, Dakota.
Vinton 4. Loyin have recently en-
larged, and added to the convenience of
their.store, by moving their tin shop to
the second story. \
The many friends of Mrs. II. f. Liv-
ingston will be pleased to learn that
she is gradually recovering from her
late severe illness,
p Rowland Rees, to make room for his
apidly increasing trade, has moved his
tin shop to the room east of his store,
and has fitted up an Office in the south
end of his store.
/ Norgren Bros s. Quarnberg, of River
side, are manufacturing the best family
flour to be found in any market. Go to
Robinson's and get asack of the Lily
I White anditry it.
The Yankton woolen mill is filling Il
large order for fannels, sent in by a st.
Paul wholesale house. The quality of
| their goods is such that the highest
prices are received.
a fair will be held at Plankinton
soon after harvest, under the auspices
| of the G. A. r post, for the benefit of
the farmers of Aurora county who lost
their crops by hail.
/ NJ NJ. Davey wishes to announce to
A his patrons that he has reopened his
saloon, and will be pleased to welcome
4 all who wish to enjoy a game of pool OF
get a refreshing drink.
/. There are men who pretend to believs
A that it does not pay to advertise, yet {
4 carsfltl canvass Will show that the
A business, houses who 10 advertise art
4 the ones that arc selling the goods.
Those wishing organs will dc we'll te
4 inquire of 'Gorls..-a & Hall, real estat,
and loan ageiits, Parker. who're the,
can find best organ for the money eve
| brought Into Oak. Call and examine
il Z 1t has been suggested that the Herald
publish a list Of the Hurleyites VIII,
went under ground at the approach o
{ Mondays storm. 1t would require les
4 space for a list of those who didn't &C
Vermillion Republican: The propri
etor of the stage line between here ant
Swan; Lake is Mrs. Sumner, and she i
|, the driver too. Every week diy she j
| on the road and is as prompt as clock
The storm of Monday evening wa
= iquite threatening in its aspect as it az
Z preached from the north, and grave AZ
prehensions were felt as to what th
result might be, but it passed by witt
! out any serious damage.
The, next, national encampment c
the G. A. r.. will be held at Portland
Z Maine. Gen. j John Kountz, of Ohio, wa
Z elected commander-in-chief OF the 81
ciety. Ira e. Hicks, of Dakota, wa
; elected junior yice-president.
a business man In this county nt
|, in Hurley, however, recently offered t
subscribe for the Herald one year il til
r proprietor would give him a sma
: standing advertisement. That man
E entitled tosa chrome ina gilt frame.
i Yankton is to have a new Y ale pos
j. Office outfit, which is,to be placed in IL
!; new brick block being erected by Du'
g ley, Richey s. Gross. This is a Ion
NEEDED Improvement, and one that wi
doubtless be appreciated by the patrol
of the Office.
n Thos. Hili now drives to town in
new Abbott Platform spring wago
purchased. of Mansfield & Allen, agent
1t does the heart good to see the mar
|. improvements and luxuries with whie
\ Dakota farmers are now able to su