Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-08-27

Always on hand at the Pioneer Drug
store, Plenty of machine oil
Fruits, confectionery and Pampas
Plumcs, at Pioneer Drug store
Another car of best Illinois coal just
received by Lamson & Smullin.
~ bargain --worsted dress goods 8
cents per yd., at Hogan &, Piers.
Paints, Oils and brushes of the very
best quality, at Pioneer Drug store.
The late rain caught hundreds of tons
of hay down in the vicinity of Hurley.
We are In hopes those owing for the
Herald will find it convenient to call
soon.
You will save money by trading your
butter, eggs, potatoes and cash at Sar-
gents.
David Fowler is building an addi-
tion to the house he purchased OF VIM.
Conklin.
For Sale Cheap: One set of timers
tools. Enquire of Rowland Recs, IIur-
ley, Dak.
Parties wishing to borrow money,
VIII find 1t 20 their interest to call on
E. Brauch.
Just received-a car of the best
+" soft lump coal" ever shipped to 1Iur-
ley, at Snyder's.
Don't forget that you can get machine
OILS from 40 cents to SLIGO per gallon,
at Pioneer Drug store.
We hear of quite number from this
section who contemplate attending the
territorial fair at Huron.
l.. L. Smullin is building horse
barn and carriage shed in the rear Of
j. Y. Lamson's residence.
Monday was moist day, and a mum
Der of farmers took advantage Of the
situation and came to town.
.The largest, cheapest and best assort-
ed stock of dry goods in this part of the
Territory at Hogan & Piers.
The best car load of brick ever
brought into Turner county just re-
ceiYed at Lamson & Smullin's.
New stock Clothing just received
which 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
pfat NJ nj nrlya
Farmers, call and examine the Thomp-
son y Wilson spring wagon-'rhe best
and the cheapest, at Lamson & Smullin's
If you are in doubt as to wheth er you
are in arrears on your subscription, call
in and we can quickly look the matter
up.
Henry Schuwalter purchased hay
loader of Lamson & Smullin this week
to use on his extensive Spring Valley
farp.
We We're shown number of fine
apples this week of the duchess of
Gutenberg variety from the farm of
| j. A. Chllds.
| Parties who have neglected to pay
their taxes will find an interesting
article in next weeks Herald, from the
| pen of j. b. Beebe.
Z. j. jerks has laid down the ham,
MGR and saw for a briefperlod and will
oversee the gathering of his crops on
4 his Idylwilde farm.
If you can't say anything good about
| your town, strangers, as well as clti-
zens of tl,e town, will have more re
spcct for you if you say nothing.
The assessed valuation of the property
/ in Hurley school township for this year
is: Personal property, S54,175; lands,
Ss7, ,765: town lots, S2S,05O. Total S169,-
| $50.
The new opera house at Huron is an
ornament to the town, and those who
attend the fair this fall will doubtless
be treated to some fine performances by
standard troupes.
Mr.. Johannas Knutson, living five
miles west of Hurley was on Tuesday
adjudged insane by the insane COM
nissioners of the county and sent tC
the asylum at Yankton.
/ During a recent visit to Huron we
showed our feet under the table at that
| excellent hostelry, the Wright House
which you will find to be good stop
ping place when you go to the terri
torial fair this fail.
Charley Pool has been putting new
chimney on the Herald Office, and we
hope it will draw-sone Of the delin-
i quents in at the front door. You viii
find tho new brick foundation solo
enough to hold up all the money you
may wish to leave.
i The shrewd man who wants a few
| weeks rest during the hot weather does
not go to the woods to be eaten up by
mosquitoes not he. He Just gets a jof
to keep store for the man who don't ad
vertise, and by fall he has been entirely
rejuvenated and looks as bright as 9
new brass button.
4 Mr.. Dan Polly, Of Middleton, left q
1 fine spesemen Hof corn at the Herald
Office yesterday; the five ears weighing
six pounds and being out of the way OF
the frost. Dan says be has acres of it
He also reported having a transcend.
ent apple tree on one limb of which
there are nineteen apples In a space OF
! eleven inches.