Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-08-20
local MENTION.

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For cheap denlnis, ticking, Prints Sc:
go to Hogan & Piers.
There is fine opening iii Hurley for
d good harness maker.
A gdod supply of self.sealing fsuit
jars at, Hogan & Piers:
Don't forget the lecture to be given
by Mrs. Greehly this evening.
Machine oils from, 80 cents to s1oo,
per gallon at City Drug Store.
Always on hand at the Pioneer Drug
store. Plenty of machine oil;
Fftiits; confectionery and Faiiipas
Plumes, at Pioiieer Drug store.
A bargan-worsted dress goods
cetits per yd.. at Hogan & Piers.
Paints, Oils and brushes of the very
best quality, at Pioneer Drug store.
You Will save mohes by trading your
butter, eggs, potatoes and ci.sh at Sar.
gents.
For Sale Cheap One set of timers
tools. Enquire of Rowland Rees, Hur-
ley, Oak.
Parties wishing to borrow money,
VIII find 1T to their interest to call on
E. Brauch.
just receiveda car of the best
"soft lump coal" ever shipped to Hur-
ley, at Snyder's.
Don't forget that you can getmachine
Clls from 40 cents to SLIGO per gallon,
at Pioneer Drug Store.
Theodore Johnscn's twenty-acre oat
patch on Sib. Welch's farm panned out.
fifty bushels to the acre.
The largest, cheapest and best assort-
ed stock of dry goods in this part of the
Territory at Hogan & Piers.
New stock Clothing just received
which ! will sell cheap, for cash or
ready pay only. Junia Sargent.
Ii you want to borrow money on real
estate or chattels, call at the Herald
office or on NJ. j. Hogan at Parker.
Farmers, call and examine the Thomp-
son s. Wilson spring wagon-'rhe best
and the cheapest, at Lamson & Smullin's.
Look out for apples, peaches, pears,
grapes and blue berries; at Pioneer
Dftg store Saturday or Monday morn
ing.
4 Brauch says he has slaughtered SO
chickens this season, but that he is a
law abiding citizen and hasn't killed a
quail.
| L. w. Kyle made trip to Centerville
Monday to unload the. lumber for the
hay Warehouse OF the North Western
Hay Co, at that place.
| The census develops the fact that
Dakota has itiore old soldiers in pro-
portion to its population than any state
or territory in the Union.
The Mitchell Capital says Pettlgrew
is weeping by Tie Big Sioux at the re
moval of fifty of his boon companions
| to the Bismarck penitertiaty"
Mrs. Emma Ward; Of Sioux Falls
wife of D. z. Ward, general Sunday
school missionary for southern Dakota
is very Sick With typhoid fever.
Frank E. Hamblen has a word to say
this week through the Herald, Frank
IS an excellent workman and under
stands his trade in all it's branches.
L. w. Kyle has taken contract OF
the Northwestern Hay Co. to build
extensive storage warehouses at Hur
ley, Centerville and Granville. Iowa.
Jerry Murphy, Dan Hogan and Cor
helius Dwyer have taken grading
contract on the new road. Their WORK
is near Summit, eight miles from Cen.
treville.
The laws of 1883 make it a violation
of law to shoot, trap, or in any way
kill quail In Turner county for the peri
cd of five yeas: The penalty is s25 fo.
each quail destroyed.
The NJ. E. Church services viii b,
held until farther notice, every Sunda,
at Sp. IN. in the Episcopal church
! which has been very kindly offered fol
that purpose be Rev. DR.. Hoyt.
,, AT caucus held last Saturday eve
J ming, the editor of the Herald wa.
} elected delegate to represent the inter
!, ests OF the business men of Hurley a
) the convention which meets at Huroi
to-day.
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Physicians are again recommendin.
watermelon for this, that, and the othe
ailment flesh is heir to, and it is aston
ishing, in this connection. how man,
people belieye what they read IN countr,
newspapers.
DR.. Hodges, of Boston, in Il pape
read before the Society for Medica
Improvement, stated that the popula
impression that it is unwise to eat jus
before going to bed is erroneous am
that one should not retire hungry.
Yankton Press: VIM. Box has gath
cred one hundred and two bushels 0
! early standard anples from his orchar
and he has as many more hanging o.
the trees. Their quality is superior t
I the early apples sent from the east.
In letter written by j. II. Sanbor
from Chaplin, ILL, he says that he pre-
fers Hurley to any other town he ha
visited. He will return soon. and re
ports that a number from that Iocalit
! will come to Turner county this fall.
The harvest of small grain is noy
, nearly completed, and every farlne
r shcdld seethat his machinery Is prop
! erly housed and cared for. Treat is a
A. you would a horse,or other animal Q
equal value, and not leaye it,where yo
finished your work. eMposetlto all kind