Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-07-23

The Standard Mower takes the lead.
For sale by j. a. Swan, Hurley.
Paints Oils and brushes of the very
best quality, at Pioneer Drug store.
j. a. Swan has all kinds of farming
machinery, and will not be undersold.
Hurley town warrants are now bring
ing 80 Ocents, with an upward tendencv.
White Partisan Soap is far ahead of
all others, try it, at Mansfield & Aliens.
Fresh supply of hoop-skirts, bustles.
ETC.. just received by Mrs. M. S. Robin
son.
You will save money by trading your
butter, eggs, potatoes and cash at Sar-
gents.
More new goods at Robinson's. Mllli-
merry, gloves, fancy yelling, etc. Come
and see.
# it is SOAP you want ask us for
some that will please you, at Mansfield
& Aliens.
The only practical Salt feeding device
is the American Salt Roller, for sale
by r. Rees.
Jerry Murphy remembered the editor
with a mess Of new potatoes the largest
of the season.
c. M. Pier has moved into his new
house, and has one Of the coziest homes
in the county.
C.M. Pier feels to good to mention.
since he has got comfortably settled in
his new residence.
Don't forget that you can getmachine
Oils from 40 cents to SLIGO per gallon
at Pioneer Drug Store.
New stock Clothing Just received
which I will sell cheap, for cash or
ready pay only. Junia Sargent.
If you want to borrow money on real
estate or chattels, call at the Herald
office or on NJ. j. Hogan at Parker
Jerry Murphy brought in bunch of
wheat the finest we have seen this year
He says he has forty acres of the same
kind.
j. 7. Hale will soon erect commod-
ious resldense northeast of the depot
where he aas purchased a small tract
Of land.
Just received, q new stock of dress
goods, hosiery and notions, which will
be sold cheaper than ever at
Hogen & Piers.
Call on j. A. Swan and see the Mil
waukee and Empire Twine Binders be-
fore purchasing, or you will ever after
regret not having done so.
If any one tells you he had skunk for
supper, between now and Aug. 10TH
you may make up your mind that the
unsophisticated prairie chicken has
taken tumble.
From Dan Polly we learn that he
had five head OF stock killed by light
ming in his pasture this morning. one
belonging to himself, two to G. c. Skin
ner, and COW and colt belong.
ing to James Bradberry.
Dogs very frequently break the quiet
sleep OF our peaceful citizens with their
wrangle, If small cyclone or an cpl
deTic Of some kind, should by chance
depopulate our city of about three.
fourths of the brutes, it would be a
good thing.
/ Ii the boys had mind to they could
organize a base ball nine that would
have no need to stand back for any
ther nine IN the county. We noticed
the other evening while practising fol
amusement, in three innings there was
but one tally and two whitewashes, all,
most equal to the Chicago nine
According to aSt Paul dispatch, Gen
U. S. Grant died at sos a. m. Thursday
upon receipt of which the nations en-
blems were placed at half mast over G
A. r. Hall and liberty pole on Parl
square. Thus ends the cares of America.
favorite son, through months of suffer
ing he has born his pain with noble
fortitude, and now rests III peace in tht
world beyond.
At about o'clock Thursday a. IN. tn,
horizon presented an appearancenot al
together pleasant to look upon, mon
strous clouds hanging over our littl,
| burg seemed as If with one yawI
might gulf up all Hurley and vicinity
cellers of most any description were
made receptacles of the human kind,
in almost all sorts of costums, but WI
were once more spared by the all ruling
/ power. Thestorm broke out with drive
ing clouds of dirt after which the rain
fell in torrents for few minutes when
all again was peace and quiet and th
disturbed sleeper again retired for an
other snooZe.
The,I. 0. G. 7. picnic held in Basye'
grove last Wednesday was largely at
tended, all present report a good time
During the afternoon the young people
repaired to Swan Lake and enjoyed
themselves boat riding and picking
choke cherries, when we remember tha
choke cherries and alum have the sam
effect on the lips, we do not wonder Il
the remarks made by some of the young
ladies, stating that they could moi
smack, but the boys agreed to do al
the smaclling and of course that made
them happy again. Towards evening
they started for home and arrived
there abont-.