Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-07-16
LOCAL MENTION.
There is no saloon in Hurley.
Buy your tinware of R. Rees.
Buy your Hardware of r. Rees.

The choicest line of Tobacco and
Cigars at Pioneer Drug store.
Fruits, confectionery and Pampas
Plumes, at Pioneer Drug store.
The Standard Mower takes the lead.
For sale by j. A. Swan, Hurley.
There was a large turnout at the
skating rink last Saturday evening.
Paints, Oils and brushes of the very
best quality, at Pioneer Drug store.
j. A. Swan has all kinds of farming
machinery, and will not be undersold.
White Partisan Soap is far ahead of
all others, try it, at Mansfield & Aliens.
Fresh supply of hoop-skirts, bustles,
etc. just received by Mrs. NJ. S. Robin
son.
You will save money by trading your
butter, eggs, potatoes and cash at Sar-
gents.
More new goods at Robinson's. Mllli-
merry, gloves, fancy yelling, etc. Come
and see.
Remember the ice cream, raspberries,
etc. at Presbyterian church Friday
evening.
If it is SOAP You want ask us for
some that will please you, at Mansfield
& Aliens.
The only practical Salt feeding device
| is the American Salt Roller, for sale
by r. Rees.
y $4,000 rain visited Turner county
yesterday morning, and was repeated
last evening.
c. A. Near and Gid. Howell have
joined the force at work on the Presby-
terian church.
Don't forget that you can get machine
OILS from DO cents to SLIGO per gallon,
at Pioneer Drug Store.
One ofC. NJ. Vinton's teams took a
short run around town Monday after
noon, slightly damaging the buggy to
which they We're attached.
New stock Clothing Just received
ready pay only. Junia Sargent.
If you want to borrow money on real
estate or chattels, call at the Herald
Office or on NJ. j. Hogan at Parker.
Just received, new stock of dress
goods, hosiery and notions, which will
be sold cheaper than ever at
Hogen & Piers.
Mrs. T. III. Judson will build a DWELL
ing house for her own use, to be 10.
Gated in Judson's addition, just west OF
/ II. Rees' residence.
Call on j. A. Swan and see the Mil
waukee and Empire Twine Binders be.
fore purchasing, or you will ever after
regret not having done SO.
: A party of horse traders camred in
town last week. and if any one got beat
on a trade they may have learned /;
lesson which will be of value to them
The first Annual Territorial fair vii
be held at Huron, commencing Sept. 29
and continuing four days. Let Turne
county furnish display that will as
, tonish the natives.
Should the Herald happen to be lat
. in getting ont next week, subscriber
g can imagine the editor taking a shor
O vacation somewhere between Hurlc
5 and the North pole.
y The Ladies of the Presbyteria
O church will give a raspberry and ic
o cream festival at the new Presbyterial
. church, Hurley, Friday evening Jul
: 18th. All are cordial y invited.
Jas. Christian has erected a worl
shop on the back end OF his Cente
" avenue lot, and will soon commenc
work on his two-story building, whic
8 he will occupy for furniture store.
:. One of Charley Wallace's horses fe
dead in the furrow while plowing la
= Wednesday. Heart disease is suppose
: to be the cause. Charley is havin
hard luck with his stock this summe
One of Rev. S. Sill's work horses fe
IS over stone pile Monday, striking
plow in such a manner as to cut Il dee
>, cash in its hind leg, severing cords an
arteries. The wound was sewed |
and the animal is doing well.
- Mansfield & Allen have this wet
- been adding to their elegant stock
:. crockery and glass ware. We challen,
any town in the west the size of Hurl
to show finer stock in this line tn;
~ that carried by this popular firm. The
&c goods are "way up" and their prices a
- sway down"
AS will be seen in the Official procee
ings, the commissioners have refus
OF to allow the bills for the care OF G..
er- Hollenbeck. This move will meet WI
IL the approval of nearly every tax-pay
In the county. II his bondsmen desi
or his liberty let them pay the bills, al
od not saddle it upon the county when t
United States government stands rea
and expected to care for him.
ns T. b. Buchanan had the misfortu
=, to lose valuable mare last we,
oil Monday a swelling was noticed j.
ro back of the shoulder, which increas
In size until it extended over the ba
and over the entire side in such a mi
ar ner that the animal was unable to wa
,se Numerous remedies were tried, but
horse died Saturday. BY some
cause is thought to be a snake bi
while Others think she wa: poisoned
| rolling on to Il rusty nail