Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07
LOCAL MENTION.
Buy your gasoline OF Rees.
Fine weather for stacking.

Shaver & Dow's crackers at Mans
field & Aliens.
f OIL STOVES cheap for cash, at Vim
ton & Lovin's.
y The Hurley band are preparing for
an entertainment.
If you want sewing machine buy
the Royal st. John.
The Pioneer Drug Store is headquar-
ters for machine oil.
i. Brauch has placed q substantial
fence around his residence lots.
Mrs. Livingston stood the trip to
Yankton quite well, and is improving.
y a large number of Hurleyites are
seeing the elephant at Marion to-day.
e. II. Goddard will commence work
on his residence on Byron place soon.
Corn is getting along finely, and hog
and hominy will be plenty this winter.
Patton, the absconding railroader,
has been captured and returned to
Hawarden.
will loan you money at low interest
and no commission. 9. Frederickson
Hurley, D. L.
> Hurley will add Il score or more of
new buildings to her present number
before cold weather sets in.
Parties wishing to make from three
to five year real estate loans can be ac-
commodated by calling on L. Brauchs
Hurley.
While in Parker Monday, DR.. Nc
Grail bade us an atfectionate adleu.
saying that he was going to take the
afternoon train for Milwaukee.
If Mrs. Jos. Allen had brought that
handsome bouquet to the editor instead
of to his wife, we might have made
| mention of the fact in the Herald.
Agent Pugsley, of the Yankton Insu
rance Company, was in town this week,
and settled with Mr.. Buckmiller for
the damage done to his crops by hail.
MIR. II. z. G. Jansen will soon have a
two story store building on Center ave
nue., I. w. Kyle doing the work. The
meat market is being torn down to
make room for the new building.
->>>It is reported that there will be two
hay presses in operation at Hurley this
| fall. There is material enough arOunf
here to run dozen presses, and it wiz
bring good price before next spring.
Hogan & Pier wish it distinctly un
derstood that they have full line OF
staple and fancy groceries, and they
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD by any
house doing business in Turner county
las the telegram describing Vinton:
stolen team was being taken down by
the operator at Canova, the team was
driven by the window and was identi
fed by the operator, who Immediately
reported.
The Call, is the name of a new societ,
paper recently established in Sioux City
The first number is a "pink of perfec
tion," and we trust that it may continu
} to flourish, and do much good in it
chosen sphere.
The Royal st. John never break
thread or needles. Never gets out O
order and runs the easiest and STILES
of any machine made. Every machin
J warranted for five years. For sale b,
Mansfield s. Allen.
We neglected to state last week tina
there was Hale in the lower part O
town July 26th. In came in the shap
!. that will in after years require
: "Mother Hubbard" that is if jim don
object to the style.
Centreville Index: The report come
: from town in Colorado that a ma
, mined G. w. Benedict has been sho
This is probably the same gent who lie
+ reputation of a certain kind benin
S him when he "skipped by the light {
t the moon from Centreville.
Joseph Carter, Savannah, Mo-, say
o 81 purchased a fifty cent bottle
e Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dia
y rhea Remedy from the drug store he
r for my mother, and it did her mo
e. good than all the other medicine 81
g has ever taken" Sold at 25 and
"a cents per bottle by e. Brauch.
s, Jerry Murphy informs the Hera
fe that he has secured the lot opposite tt
II bank, corner of Center avenue al
Main, street.. and that he will soon col
nlence the erection f the best sto
1t building in Hurley. Jerry will be
Sc valuable acquisition to the business
the town and all will watch anxious
for his coming.
. Yankton is experiencing some trout
in building its packing house, G.
Rossteuscher having caused an injur
ton to be served to prevent the ci
from paying the S2,40o donated to t
10 enterprise. 1t is thonght the act W
y instigated by Sioux City parties.
p p supposed that Sioux City had outgro>
its petty jealousies.
The wheat and oats of Turner coun
are now nearly all in stack, and the
suit of the harvest is such as to- enco'
,d age the tillers of the soil in their we
of Gearing for ALL and itsurely caus
smiles to illume the face, and joy
abound in the heart of the buslnt
man, for when it is good times W.
20 the farmers all goes well with the m
~ chant and tradesman, but poor crt
10 makes dull times in town.
1t is matter ofSfact and VIII not
disputed by any who have used st. z
rick's Pills. that they are unequalled
ed disorders of the liver, and us cath
,e- tic. They cleanse the sytsem, pur