Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
LOCAL MENTION.
Harness goods at Montgomery's.

LOCAL MENTION.
Harness goods at Montgomery's.
Whang leather at Pioneer Drug
store.
Smoke our Card cigars, at City Drug
Store.
Try those new cigars at City Drug
Store
Whips and harness goods, at Mont
gomery's.
Paint, oil, glass and putty at City
Drug Store.
Combined anvil, drill and vice, at
Montgomery's.
Headquarters for boots and shoes at
Hogan & Piers.
Fruits. confectionery and Pampas
Plumes, at Pioneer Drug store.
Chew Clean Sweep, the best line cut
in town, at the City Drug Store.
Don't buy your clothing until you
see that stock at Hogan & Piers.
A supply of Hooking Valley coal just
received at Lamson & Smullin's.
Paints, Oils and brushes of the very
best quality, at Pioneer Drug store.
You will save money by trading your
butter, eggs, potatoes and cash at Sar-
gents.
III you really wish the merchants of
your town to grant you favors, farmers,
grant them favors whenever opportu-
nifty offers. How can you do this? BY
meeting all obligations honestly con-
tracted as promptly as possible; paying
them cash when you have it to pay, in
stead of buying with cash from pedlars
and foreign dealers, who never trust or
accommodate you, or who never care
for your misfortnnes as does your home
merchant, who always meets you half
way and who makes many of the bur-
dens you bear easier, because knowing
your misfortunes he sympathizes with
you, extends your period of credit and
only asks that you be manly and honest
With HIM that you may merit his con-
tinued confidence and in return bestow
upon him your patronage which he has
a perfect right to expect. That man
who arrogantly asserts that he will
"buy wherever it pleases him. usually
does so with the cash, but if you are
just little watchful you will discover
that the same fellow always gets trusted
wherever he can," because of his ir-
responsibility his patronage is value
less, and also generally speaking, his in
fluence in the community.-Ex.
On Monday morning Rev. DIR. Hoyt
was taken to Yankton upon a spring
cot arranged in closely covered car
riage. Owing to the inclemmency of
the weather, fears were entertained
that he might be worsetor the trip, but
a telegram announces the safe arrival
there. Mr.. Hoyt will be greatly missed
by the citizens of Hurley, all of whom
held the venerable gentleman in the
highest esteem. In the departure OF
DR.. IIoyt and wife from Hurley it
makes vacancy which it will be hard
to fill, and it is the prayer of all that
their last days may be pleasantly passed
in the beautiful city which they have
seen grow up from squatter's claim
Yankton Press: O. G. Peterson, a
prosperous farmer who resides just
over the line in Turner county, reports
splendid crops in his locality. He says
however, that farmers have been much
hindered in their work by slight rains,
and that scarcely any threshing of flax
or other small grain has yet been done
on that account. The corn, he says, is
nearly all out of the way of the frost
and in most cases ready to cut Flax
us far as threshing has been done, yielt
fifteen bushels to the acre; wheat an
average of twenty bushels; oats fifty
bushels, and all the grain is of excellent
quality.
On Wednesday of last week Rowland
2ees was appointed postmaster at Hur
ley to supersede JOS. Allen, removed
While the Herald was perfectly salts
fed with the present incumbent, it can
not complain that change has beer
made, as it is foregone conclusion
that every official republican head mus
drop into the basket From political
standpoint Mr.. Rees has earned tn,
Office to which he has been appointed
having spent time and money to secur
the success of his party and its nomi
nees; and we now extend our congratu
lations to r. Rees, r. M.
The Dakota Farmer for Septembe
contains an excellent article on "Frui
Growing in Dakota" from the pen O
Mrs. Laura Alderman. There are non
in Dakota who have taken more inter
estin fruit culture than the Aldermans
and with what success can best be see
by a visit to their farm near Hurley
where can be found eighteen varietie
of trees in bearing, the Wealthy rank
ing first.
An exchange says there is one lawye
in heaven. How he got there is nc
positively known, but it is supposed h
passed himself as an editor and went i
unsuspected. When his dodge was dI:
covered they searched the realms of fl
licity in all their length and breadt
; for another lawyer to draw up the p;
pers for his eiectment, but they couldn
: find one and of course he held the for
.