Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-09-02
LOCAL MENTION.
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Buy your Plows or Lamson.
Mems Youths, and houc, cnits OF ID Oh
LOCAL MENTION.

Duy your FLOWS or LamSOn,
Mems, youths and boys suits at r OBJ
inson's.
String plows cheaper than ever at
Lamson's.
G. M. Vinton has moved to his farm,
near Wakonda.
The Parker New Era will issue a
daily during fair week.
Don't forget that Robinson keeps the
:" Cheapest Place on Earth
A large number Turner countyians
are booked for the Huron fair.
Of course you Will not read that new
ad. on the fourth page
New crop Tycoon tea-best in the
market-just received at Kellar's.
Hats, caps and furnishing goods in
latest styles, at Pier & Fergusons.
Ladies, it you want nice pair of
shoes. go to Robinson's; he's got 'em.
Quite frost visited this section Mon
day night, nipping vines to some ex-
tent.
--latest patterns in prints, ginghams,
and wool dress goods at Pier Il Fergu-
sons.
Oat meal, corn meal, and graham, by
the ponnd at Gitchells Flour g. Feed
Store.
Now is the time to secure your in
surance, and the Dakota Mutual is the
best place to have it.
A party has been in town this week
with a drove of ponies, and succeeded
in disposing of several.
For the next ten days Robinson will
sell clothing, hats and caps at cost to
make room for fall stock.
I'll. II. Rundell has moved into town,
and occupies the Murphy house, recent
ly vacated by c. NJ. Vinton.
The Yankton Press and Dakotaian
now runs its machinery by water pow
er, furnished by the artesian we'll
| Mrs. Judson offers her new residence
in the south part of town for sale. or
will rent to desirable parties.
j. D. Perkins is nursing felon in the
palm Of his right hand-got it where
he can put his hand on it, SO to speak.
A. w. Bacon is making extensive i'm
provements about his farm, and goes
home loaded with lumber nearly every
trip.
Pier 4 Ferguson will soon COM
ing, corner of Center avenue and MaiI
street.
If you purchase your tall supply OF
dry goods. groceries, boots, shoes, etc.
before calling at Pier & Ferguson'sy 0,
will have cause to regret it.
j. W.. Kellar is moving into MI
Aliens house on Washington street
which has been re-vamped and fitte'
up until it looks quite homelike.
The Spring Valley farmers are hap
py lot of fellows this year, and wit
the best farming lands and crops in tn
territory they have reason to be.
"Show us a town. truthfully re
marks an exchange, "where all tn
merchants patronize their local papel
and we will show you one that a pee
dlar would stand a poor chance in.'
The Centreville Index says that e,
gene Putnam contemplates going
the Black Hills. Hope he will take
: receipted bill from the Herald.
might give him good luck. you know.
'Ren Swan drove from Vermillion
Hurley Sunday in four and half hour
1t might be well to remark that thel
: were three in the buggy, otherwise tt
= trip would not have been made Nea
as quickly.
: The Sioux Falls Argus says the d
kota Insurance Co., of that city wi
t put force of men at work in Texa
and that they propose "to hold dow
r the Texas field as thoroughly as thu
r have Dakota" Better go little slo'
as they are son the'shoot in the Lol
Or Star state.
d The heart of the editor was mat
glad Saturday by visit from anumb
i Of Spring Valleys thrifty farmers al
:, members o! the Herald family.
= w. Bacon, A. A. Powers, L. S. Fesse
den. Jas. Black and j. l.. Norris !
u membered the printer with that Whit
y is solid and pays debts.
According to the Alexandria Hera
IS. Henry Waddington, of Hanson count
Id used vitriol on smutty seed wheat IL
spring previous to sowing. His gra
ed was threshed few days ago, and tn
or on which the vitriol was used yield
IS bushels per acre without parti'
Od of smut, while some wheat sown wit
lis out the vitriol is smutty and will av
il age only IL bushels per acre.
There will be donation for Rev.
he A. Sparks in the School House h
ed Wednesday evening Sept. sth. A c
NJ dial invitation is given to all in Hur
re- and the surrounding country.
Il
.ra there will be music and supper we ht
to have very pleasant time. b
ed Sparks has labored for the past year
ar the good of the people. and now let
,ra as God has so blessed us, make a
he turn, for "the laborer is worthy of
a hire"
or On Aug. Goth, Secretary Bushnell
ar the Board of Agriculture. reported h
ing received entries for over four IN
lid dred head of cattle. Without do
lid the exhibit at the Second Annual I
err ritorial Fair will double that of
na year andit was asurprise to every be
of Every man. woman and child in
re- country should attend, as this is
vel ritorial institution and the rallro