Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-06-17
LOCAL MENTION.

Boots and shoes-a full line and low
prices at Pier & Ferguson's.
IT you wish to borrow money on good
security, call around and see us.
j. I. and NJ. J. Hogan have purchased
the fremont House of T. w. Kyle.
A farm for rent or sale. Apply to
j. Z. Schiffman, Yankton. Dakota.
L. J. Potter has fitted up a very in
viting place in Manning's building.
M. E. camp-meeting opened at Oak
dale, Yankton county, Monday even
ing.
The small boy is advertising the ap-
preaching anniversary of 1ndepend-
ence day.
Center avenue is to be graded from
the park to the depot, and work will
commence at once.
When in town don't forget to call at
Pioneer Drug store and try glass OF
that boss lemonade.
The report Of Hurley schools was
handed in too late for this weeks issue
and will appear next week.
Strawberries are being brought into
town by the basket and pail full. and
everybody is enjoying the fruit.
New stock Clothing just received
which l viii sell cheap. for cash or
ready pay only. Junia Sargent.
A full line of Hosiery, Gloves. Hand
kerchiefs, notions. Gents furnishing
goods, ETC., at Pier & Ferguson's.
Tie ditcher has got in its work, and
the water from tbs flowing wells will
now be carried east of the railroad.
The sociable at Baptist church last
Friday evening was well attended and
a pleasant evening passed by all pres
ent!
Mrs. Dibble will do dressmaklng, and
guarantee a good fit. Work neatly done;
also all other kinds OF sewing done
promptly.
A special train will be run to Yank-
ton July Sd for the accommodation of
| those wishing to celebrate at the Foun-
tain City.
Two of Yankton's prominent attorn-
eys squared off for knock-down in
court last Saturday. but peace officer
/ prevented an encounter.
c. NJ. Vinton has put down d new
artesian well at his livery and sale sta
bles. The well is 2715 feet deep and is
said to be the finest in town.
No section of Dakota has been more
highly favored with rains this season
than Turner county, and no better
crop prospects are to be found any
where.
Parties invaded c. A. Near's straw
berry patch last Sunday securing quite
an amount of the lucious fruit. They
are known, and there is no excuse for
this act.
/ Mrs. Robinson would respectfully an,
nounce to the ladies of Hurley and Vi
entity that she has received her stock
of spring millinery and solicits share
of their patronage.
If there is any Improvement in Da
kota newspapers next week, it may b(
attributed to the fact that the editor is
on his summer jaunt and that thu
"devil " is in command.
Travelling bands of gypsies and horse
traders have been numerous Of late
and if any one has got "downed'' in /;
trade the experience may be worti
something to them.
The finest strawberries it has beer
our pleasure to sample this seasor
were from the farm of d. w. Fairchild
The berries were very large and fin
favored, and were of the sharpless var
, iety.
Insure your crops agalns hail befor
it is too late. 1t will cost you no NOR
to insure now than it will in sixty days
The Dakota Mutual of Huron is TIL
cheapest safe company. as it insures a
actual cost.
: Annual school election will be hel
q next Tuesday. Hurley township elect
a trustee. for which position we hay
heard the name of d. w. Fairchil,
mentioned. Mr.. F. would make
good officer.
We understand that one of the lare
est incorporated companies doing bus
ness IN Dakota recently withdrew thei
valuable papers from bank in
:, neighboring town. Reputation is lit
;, BILE to hurt the repudiator. The end
not yet.
ATTENTIoN-T the people of HUI
ley and vicinity, John Potter has oper
. ed Restaurant, bakery and dinnin
= hall in the Manning building, in thi
y town, where he will be pleased to Sc
!. and serve the public.
Yankton now has the finest artesla
well ID the world. AT depth of Owe
GOO feet a vein was reached which forc
es a stream of water six inches in
ameter four and a half feet above tt
o mouth of the pipe before it commenc,
!. to break. The pressure is 300 pount
Is to the square inch.
4 granger from the northern part {
Yankton county, en- route for PIER
and the Black Hills, was taken in" G
!, the train Friday by one of the circl
= faikers who desired to change sma
7 bill for a twenty. It cost the grang'
Sll to learn the trick, and we'll wa
rant he never expended half tn;
amount for newspapers. Men WI
read are not apt to be taken in by col
ffdence games. 8