Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-08-27
Thebest pump made at Montgomery's.
Best white lead and oil at City Drug

SoileFY 5.
Combined anvil, drill and vice, at
Montgomery's.
j. |. Hale,s new house is up, and near
ing completion.
Headquarters for boots and shoes at
Hogan & Piers.
Best caster oil so cents per gallon at
Hogan y Piers.
Columbia viii invest S3,5OO in a
l0OO-foot artesian well.
DR.. +. i. Sill compounds prescrip-
tions ut City Drug Store.
The choicest line of tobacco and
Cigars at Pioneer Drug store.
The Marques de Mores has been in
dicated for murder at NIantlan.
Don't buy your clothing until you
see that stock at Hogan &Pier's.
The Alderman Fruit Farm furnished
us supply OF apples for pie timber.
ltis reported that Il Bismarck man
drew $4,000 in the Louisiana lottery.
Hand county wheat Is reported at
twenty-five bushels per acre and oats
at fifty.
e. Brauch, the champion chicken
hunter OF this section, has the editors
thanks fora fine messof young birds.
Grand Forks claims population of
5000 as residing within its corporation,
and IS the second city in the territory
Kahn 4 Co, the Yankton clothiers.
have one of the finest stocks in the
west, andlt will pay you to call on them
when in that city.
The foundation for Jas. Christians
new store building is completed and the
other work VIII be pushed. The build
ing is to be two stories high, 22x5O.
Let the farmers remember that IIur-
ley grain dealers pay the highest price
for all kinds of grain, ard that Hurley
merchants will not be undersold.
An Iowa paper says that the editor of
Dakota paper boasts that the popula-
tlon of his town was doubled in single
day. HIS brother had gone out to see
him.
The citizens of Aberdeen propose
making the territorial reunion of old
soldiers in that town the greatest
event in the history Of that Young
city.
DR.. Robert Martin made final proof
on his homestead this week. The doc
tor has a valuable farm, and is making
many improvements in the way Of
building, etc, this summer.
The Brookings agricultural college
will open October 7th. Tuition is free
and board at the college with good
rooms will be furnished at a very low
rate, and we think many will desire to
take advantage of this opportunity to
obtain a good education.
1t is now talked in railroad circles
that Yankton is to be division head
quarters, and that the Centreville-
Iankton line will be extended across
the Missouri river to a connection with
the Norfolk line. The company has
the necessary boats for the river trans
fer
L. j. Buchanan has furnished the
Herald family with supply of fine
turnlps. of which he has a large crop.
Taking these, in connection with the
unlimited supply OF water from his
arteslan well, and he will, like Col. Sci
lers, be able to keep off the Asiatic
cholera.
n New York City money is loaned
at two per cent per annum, While in
Dakota, banks and money loaners find
no trouble in getting two and three per
cent month. 1t is only question of
time when the loaners will have all if
there is not some relief from the high
rates Of interest.
The season for prairie fires is rapidly
approaching, and the lessons of the
past should be sufficient to impress up
on every farmer the necessity of his
providing adequate protection for his
home and his crops. Have this subject
in mind when you cut and stack your
hay, and above all do not fail to make
a good tirc-break to protect your house
and other buildings.
Arthur Hill, son of II. j. Hill, met
with a severe accident last wee6. He
was running through some tall grass
and weeds when his foot caught on g
drag which had been left there teeth
up, throwing him in such a manner
that he fell upon one of the teeth, re.
ceiving a severe cut just above the
knee, necessitatlng the attendance of 3
surgeon. No serious results are antici.
patcd.
Keystone Optic: Shoot him on the
| spor! or rather arrest him in the act
and stop this destruction by prairie fire
Every year thousands Of dollars worth
of property is destroyed by some care
less cuss that sets out Il fire and care,
naught for the consequences; letting il
go wherever the wind shall send it
Give him full dose of the majesty o1
the law and let him learn to respect tn,
rights of others. Besides the propert,
| it destroys a prairie fire is injurious tt
| the land. Let us have more property
and less fire.
1t is a misfortune that there are Sc
many chrome grumblers in the world
| Every town and community has then
and they embrace every opportunity tt
suck the life blood out OF every spirited
movement that is inaugurated. T6
| them the future is clouded. Everything
| is going to rack soon. Their estimation
of the town or community in which
they live is that it is to be the poorest
one among ten thousand. The crop!
| are going to fail Famine is star;rI,