Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-07-02


The prospects are that large crowd
will celebrate at Hurley Saturday.
Paints, Oils and brushes of the very
best quality, at Pioneer Drug store.
Don't forget the dance at the School
House hall on the evening of the 4th
j. A. Swan has all kinds of farming
and will not be undersold.
Hurley has a meat market once more,
Robinson s. Wood being the proprietors.
Fresh supply of hoop-sllirts, 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.
The catalpa tree is now in bloom, and
it has very handsome and fragrant
flower.
More new goods at Robinson's. Mllli-
merry, gloves, fancy yelling, etc. Come
and see,
If it is SOAP you want ask us for
some that will please you, at Mansfield
& Aliens.
The salary of the Parker postmaster
has been cut down. Business must be
getting dull,
Elliott & Bach have q few words to
say this week regarding the Mccormick
Steel Binder.
Work on the Presbyterian church has
been delayed this week by the non-ar
rival of material 50
Don't forget that you can get machine
OILS from 40 cents to SLIGO per gallon,
at Pioneer Drug store.
Judge Elliott convenes his conrt by
the bugle call Wonder If the adjutrnt
thinks 1t is court martial?
We are not going to celebrate the 4th
but we can sell SOAP cheaper than
anybody, at Mansfield & Aliens.
Harry Wynn of Yankton has sold his
pacing horse Elk " to Chicago party,
$15OO being the amount received.
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, a new stock of dress
goods, hosiery and notions, which will
be sold cheaper than ever at
IIogen & Piers.
There is far more rest and enjoyment
at quiet picnic than at a cloud" cele-
bration. Come to Hurley Saturday,
and enjoy yourself.
Wonder if Mark Ward raised the
money for his elopement while chair
man of the committee on counties in
the late legislature.
Remember, that your subscription
has to be paid up to, or beyond the first
of next May, it you want to secure that
New Howe sewing machine.
The Chicago Inter Ocean says ''when
you hear a business man say it does
not pay to advertise, collect your bill
at once and get ahead of the sheriff"
Harrigle says he had an artesian wei
in his cheek last Saturday. The doctor
gently tapped the supply with hi
! little lance and Harrigle is feeling bet
,, ter.
j The Yankton Press intimates tina
. the political faction in that county LEI
, by Messrs. Smith. Gamble q Co, is yer,
J tricky. We looked at it that way las
fall and winter.
The New Howe sewing machine i
one of the best best made; and yo,
should see that your subscription to th
Herald is paid up, for it may be in
t tended for you.
What do you think of a family news
:. paper that advertises the "Polic
Gazetteer" Would the editor of sal
t family newspaper take it into his famil
for his children to read.
Moore Bros. have an acre and a hal
of Strawberries on their farm. and aftt
9 the editor Of the Herald had take
his position In the acre patch there W.
quite q margin left from which
gather fruit.
Yankton Press: Jacob Rufner, WI
has bottom farm eight miles up I'll
9 river, has placed on exhibition at NJ
T Kinney Il Scougal's bank two stalks
+ corn which measure six feet and OF
inch in height. This is large crrn Il
a the 9th of June.
II 1ankton Telegram: Walter Ca
rs writes his brother Sidney that they a
a having SPLENDID trip. The excursic
train out of Chicago had twenty tV
IF sleepers in it and there were over sew
r. hundred passengers on board the bo
II on the trip on the st. Lawrence.
i Many an hour of tiresome work
Or saved by having a good sewing IN
ID chine in the house. Have your HI
band call in to the Herald Office and S
that his name is on the list of PAID
subscribers, for YOU may be the o
y. to get the New Howe which we are
=, give away.
- Business was quite lively in just
court last Saturday, there being
trial and conviction followed lby
r. fine of one dollar and costs. for nc
Sc compliance with the ordinance reiati
to draying: and the arraignment
parties charged with digging q wat
ditch on to another mans land, t
hearing in which is placed for tod;