Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-03
The best pump made at Montgomery's.
Smoke our Card cigars, at City Drug

The best pump made at atMontgomery's
Smoke our Card cigars, at City Drug
Store.
Try those new cigars at City Drug
Store.
Whips and harness goods, at Mont
Miss Laura Martin went to Marion
See excursion rates to Chicago and
Paint, oil, glass and putty at City
Drug Store.
Combined anvil, drill and vice, at
Montgomery's.
Headquarters for boots and shoes at
Hogan s. Piers.
Best caster oil SO cents per gallon at
Hogan Il Piers.
The public schools will open Sept
ember fourteenth.
Hog cholera is getting in its work at
Yankton and vicinity.
The wet weather of the past week
has interfered with threshing.
A doctor has been fined in Yankton
for practicing without license.
Chew Clean Sweep, the best fine 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.
The constitutional convention con-
vens at Sioux Falls next Tuesday.
John Murphy, Burt Allen and Mike
Moran made a trip to Parker Tuesday.
Thos. Fowler has moved into town
and occupies his house near the elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mansfield are
housekeeping in their Washington
street residence.
DR.. Seifert is an adept in reading
hieroglyphies, but it Is feared he will
soon forget his lesson.
The delinquent tax list takes up con-
siderable of our space. and has taken
up most of our time this week.
Farmers are all busy putting up hay.
They will find a market in Hurley for
all the No. hay they have to sell.
Grain is coming in quite plentlfully,
and the piles Of lumber at the various
yards are being used for return loads.
Win. Clayton arrived Wednes day on
ayisit to parents and friends. He has
been railroading in Minnesota for
several months.
w. L. Hancock has gone to Parker to
put the finishing touches on number of
new residences. Will is good work
man; none better in the territory.
The Weldon circus "broke up" at
Sioux City. From accounts IN various
territorial papers it was the hardest set
of thieves and confidence men travelling.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Yankton branch, and we can soon run
down to Yankton and spend the even
ing and return in time for fair days
work.
A new crossing has been put in at
Hogan & Piers corner. Now let the
council move up the street one block
and put in a couple. and their good
deed will be appreciated by the school
Children during wet weather.
The finest branch of apples we have
seen this year was brought from the
Fountain Farm of S. Frye Andrews.
1t contained eighteen apples in a space
Of less than ten inches. Mr.. Andrews
believes in protecting fruit trees.
Rev. DR.. Hoyt is quite feeble and i.
confined to his bed. Mrs. A. l.. Edward:
arrived from Huron last evening ant
NJ. u. Hoyt drove over from Yanktor
to-day. Mr.. Hoyt will accompany his
son to Yank.on as soon as he is able.
Jos. Smith returned from the Yank-
ton coal fields Tuesday. He reports
the find all right and in paying quaint
ties, but says several more prospec
holes will be necessary to determine
the proper place to sink the workin!
shaft, and that probably no coal vii
be taken out before spring.
AT Miller, Dakota, "a lady had charg
of the wagon containing thirty-eigh
little girls representing the states. Bu
she could not let Dakota go unrepre
sented, so she dressed little boy in girl
clothing and had him running behint
the wagon trying to get into the uniol
while New York and Virginia wer
pushing HIM back 1t takes a woma
e to do a cute thing in Il celebration.
: Invitations are out for the marriag
at Newport, Mimi, Of Mr.. Geo. Frome
J. and Miss Jennie Witherspoon, the Gel
e emony to take place on Wednesda,
S Sept. 9th. The contracting parties ar
/. well known to most of the citizens c
: Hurley and vicinity VINO will join tn
Herald in wishing them pleasar
: journey through life. Mr.. and Mr.
/ Fromer will go to Pennsylvania
q reside.
Q L. r.. and O. G. Alderman starte
Wednesday morning to attend a NEE
0 ing of the farmers in the vicinity {
d Mt. Vernon, Dakota, the object Of tt
d meeting being for the purpose OF di
: cussing the fruit question and as to th
reliability of the firms shipping tree
to Dakota. This question is one {
" vital interest to all sections of the te
:, ritory, and some means should
: adopted for protection against "snide
tree peddlers.
,e Alexandria Herald: 1t was nothin
but an old wheat sack filled with ha
and suspended by a rope from this cei