Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-09-23
DR.. E. E. Sill has a secondhand farm
wagon which he will sell cheap.

wagon which hewill sell cheap.
\ fine lot of trunks and travelling
bags at the Cheapest Place on Earth"
A number of Rurleyites are attend
ing fair, convention, etc, at Yankton
this week.
New stock clothing just received at
Robinson's. Price them before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
S4,S0o was the price offered, and re-
fused for quarter section of land
near Hurley recently.
If you purchase your tall supply of
dry goods, groceries, boots. shoes, etc,
before calling at Pier s. Ferguson'sy ou
will have cause to regret it.
Peter Allen is building an extensive
addition to, and otherwise improving
the house on the Kellar farm west of
town, recently purchased by him.
ANY person wanting to purchase one
of the best quarter sections in Turner
county VIII find that they can get
bargain by calling at this office soon.
Would it not be wise plan for the
town trustees to have the heavy grass
near the sidewalks leading to the depot
cut? If fire should get started there
it would be difficult to save the side
walk.
Mr.. Cox, of Cox. Odiorne & Co., Yank-
ton, will be at the fremont house, Hur-
ley, Saturday, with a fine line of cloaks,
carpets, underwear, etc, which he
wishes to show the ladies of Hurley
and vicinity.
Jerry Manning has taken possession
of his building on Center avenue and
placed his billiard tables in position,
and it is rumored that he intends apply
ing for a liquor license at the next
meeting of the county board
The MANY friends of A. II. DIcGrew
in this vicinity will be pleased to learn
that he has been promoted to the posi-
tion of road-master on the Northwest
ern. Lon has earned this promotion
by faithful service and attention to
| business.
John Frederickson believes in shoot
ing large game, judging from the speci-
men he had in town Monday, which
was pelican measuring five feet from
| tip of bill to tip of tail and eight feet
and two inches from tip to tip of wing.
1t was shot in the Nier lake, west of
Swan Lake.
A verdict of $1,000 damages was
rendered in the case of Mrs. B. Elliott
VS.. the c.. NJ. & st. p. Ry.. at the late
term Of the district court in Vermillion.
Mr.. Elliott twho was brother of Judge
Elliott of this place. was run oyer and
killed by the cars while in the employ
of the Milwaukee company at Meek
ling.
We are much pleased to announce to
the readers of the Herald that arrange
ments have been made with the pub
fishers of the North Dakota Farmer by
which we are enabled to offer that pa
per at low rate as 4 premium to all
the Herald subscribers who pay arerar-
ages and one year in advance. The
North Dakota Farmer is the finest look
ing paper published, and every issue is
filed with matter which makes il
worth the price asked Call and see
sample copy and get terms.
1t occasionly happens that would
be sharper gets foiled in his plans. The
case we have in mind is that OF a Chi
cago commission merchant sent west
by the Northwestern Hay Co. to lool
over the prospects for securing ship
ping hay. After looking at the thous
rnds Of tons in Turner county he wen
to Granville, Iowa, where this company
has she'd Finding that one man a
that point had cut over 1000 tons to b.
shipped by the NV. Co., he attempted
, to buy it for himself, and returning t.
Chicago reported that there was NJ
hay in Dakota for shipment Tht
Granville party telegraphed Supt. bod
son at Hurley of the offer made, an,
upon learning by whom it was made
Mr.. Dodson went to Chicago and re
ported at headquarters the doing o
their special agent.