Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-10-15


barns 24X52 on his Spring Valley farm. |
Mansfield & Allen have plenty of
room since the removal of the post
Office.
On Saturday last nearly 1900 bushels |
of flax was taken in by the Hurley
buyers.
The rain of Saturday night and Sun
day put the ground in fine condition for
fall plowing.
The Hurley Lodge, No. 81, l. o. g. T.
will give literary and musical enter
talnment soon.
E. Brauch is making improvements
about his drug store and residence and
preparing for winter.
j. Sargent has force of carpenters
at work enlarging and fitting up his
Monroe street house for renter
DIR. Gallagher says he wants those
owing MIN to pay up, SO that he can
pay his debts, then all will be happy.
Republican caucus for township 9S,
range 50, at Mansfield & Aliens store,
Hurley, Saturday evening at Z O'Clock
/ Owing to the amount Of. water out
side there was no temperance meeting
at School House hall Sunday evening.
/ G. b. Valentine has rented the house
on the Judson farm, for the winter, and
has taken possession of the same with
his family.
1t is now time for Parker to decline
to furnish candidates for state officers;
all other applicants for capital honors
have done SO.
The county seat question is getting
quite interesting, and from present in
dications Hurley's majority will be a
handsome one.
There VIII be a caucus of the repub-
lican voters of Hurley township at
Mansfield & Aliens store Saturday
evening at o'clock.
Murphy, Hogan & Dwyer have COM
pleted their contract on the Yankton-
Centeryille line. but will commence at
once on another job.
Some of the Parker politicians may
not be quite so good looking after cleo
ton, but there is one thing certain they
will know Il heap" more.
A prominent citizen of Parker has
arrangements nearly completed by
which he will be numbered among the
merchants and residents of Hurley.
The contract has been awarded for
grading the first section of the Kansas,
Nebraska 4 Dakota railroad. extending
from Fort Scott to Topeka, Kansas.
Iryin Thompson has presented ye
editor with some fine carrots and beets.
-Four of the beets weigh twenty-tour
pounds and one weighed seven pounds.
!, Northwestern Call" is the name of
: a weekly journal recently established
at Fargoan dedicated to the interests
: of the soldier, fireman and sportsman
p Lost.-between A. Rundell's and T
B. Buchanan's, Monday eve, Sept 29th
= plush lap robe. Finder will please
leave at this Office, and Will be suitably
: rewarded.
The very latest curiosity spoken of il
It the papers, was recently discovered by
Parker politician. 1t is Il wheel that
IL came off Parker dogs tail when il
was a Vaughn for the county seat.
It The Alderman nursery was awarded
4 eleven premiums on fruit at the terri
y torial fair-fve of which We're frs
premiums. The fruit exhibit was al
II lmmcnce advertisement for their farm
+ and for Turner county.
The reason why Chamberlain Cougl
u Remedy is favorite with so many peo
. pie is because it can always be depend
ed upon, It's prompt and etfectua
- curesof chnghs, colds, Group and whoor
ing cough, have made it standard ant
those who have used it prefer it to an
=, other. Sold by E. Brauch.
Ira q. Ferguson has purchased Jas
. Hogan's interest in the firm of Hoga
~ & Pier, and will become a citizen o
Hurley. We are glad to welcome MI
al ferguson TO a nome IN our GROWN
~ village. lie has been a resident c
Turner county for a number of year
a. and is well qualified to select the mos
ID promising town for business loci
ton.
IS Peck's Sun, published at Milwauket
i'll Wisconsin, is the most humorous pape
ar in America to-day. Geo. w. Peck, j,
editor and proprietor, stands withot
an equal as a humorist. Hebelleves
lr- making people happy, and no one ca
Sc be otherwise who reads his most exec
lent paper. Our readers are invited
read the prospectus of Peck's Sun,
4 another column. Sample copies male
free to any address.