Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-09-09
Lots of lumber going into the rural

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tlst church next Sunday morning.
Ladies, ii you want a nice pair of
shoes. go to Robinson's; he's got 'em.
: We learn from the Marion Sentinel
that "Sorrel Top" has been "unwell of
late
The largest stock of dry goods eyer
brought to Hurley, just received by
Pier u Ferguson.
The editors table has been well sup
Piled with melons this week from the
farm of John Fitch.
Work has been commenced on the
foundation of Pier & Ferguson's store
building, the size of which is 24x60
feet.
Albert Apland gets two papers for
the price of one, receiving the Ameri-
can Farmer as a premium with the
Herald.
Elder Hill will preach bis farewell
sermon at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning, having accepted call
at Wakonda.
Any person wanting to purchase one
of the best quarter sections in Turner
county will find that they can get a
bargain by calling at this office soon.
Yankton Press: Eard coal is selling
for $50, immediate delivery and fer
$40. delivery any time during the win.
ter. Dealers say there will be an ad
vance in December.
Push! Yes, that is the word, but
push what? Everything you under
take Push the little troubles and per
plexities that crowd into your pathway
to one side. Push yourselves out of de-
spondency and shiftlessness into life
and activity. Push everything that il
for the best interests of your towI
that will in any way help to honorabl,
build it up. Push your hands dowr
into your pockets and give dollar Oh
two occasionally for charitable pur
poses. Push. Push. Keep on pushing
That's the way to make things move
Pierre Free Press.
An eastern editor, who evidently ha
had trouble with his subscribers, put
the thing up as follows:
"For number of years the editors O
the country have been laying for tn
delinquent subscriber, the exasperatin
4 dead beat who takes the paper as lon
as the editor will send it to him. an
then when ultimatum time arrives
sneaks out of paying for it under the Ii
that he never ordered it. No publishe
desires to stop mans paper the mt
ment his subscription expires, as tn
idea conveyed to some or the best pay
ing ones there by would be a refusal
trust them, but that is the only way i
which to escape loosing the subscrir
tion of the deadbeats. However, tn
new postal law makes the taking of
newspaper and the refusal to pay fo
the same, theft, and any person guilt
J of such an action is liable to crimin
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proceedings the same as if he had stole
goods to the amount OF the subscription
Hereafter it will not be considered
very fine scheme to take newspaper
, from the office year and then inforl
r the publisher that you never ordert
them"
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A few of our local publishers hay
gone out of the well beaten path AZ
stuck "member of the Dakota Press A
. soclation" in their columns.-Marit
Sentinel.
Unless we are greatly mistaken, Br
Hazlitt, of the Sentinel is also a mel
Der of the Dakota Press Associatio
Come to the front, jim, and place you
self on record.
Personal.
. R. Rees made trip to Canton d
first of the week.
Jos Allen visited Marion Monday
: the purpose of doing some surveying.
Mrs. VIM. Andrews and Miss Sac
jerks, of Idylwilde, were visiting
. Hurley this week.
Mr.. Blanchard, land commissioner
!, the American Investment Co.. has be
transacting business in Hurley tt
!; week.
= Miss Matte Potts celebrated the S,
I, ond anniversary of her birthday
@ calling at the Herald Office with Il
parents.
. Messrs. John VanOsterloo, Sell Smi
? and Geo Smith, of Middleton, tral
r. acted business at the Herald sanctu
o Monday.
Phil. Cotton made the Herald q "ca
q Monday which was accepted wi
a much pleasure, and Phil. will recei
!, the American Farmer free for year
r. Deputy Treas. Jos. Watson car
p down from Parker Saturday night.
supposed to visit friends, but some
" the boys say his visit was for the p
~ pose of interring his "hoss which d
ls last week.
g Mayor Harris, of Yankton, made
sr first visit to Hurley Saturday, and ms
pleasant call at the Herald sanctu
Mr.. Harris is largely interested in
- - Yankton pork packing establishme
~ =, which will probably have a buyer
- Hurley this season.
10 Odd Fellows Excursion to Boston.
We The meeting of the Sovereign Gra
IS. Lodge of Odd Fellows, which will h
~ its next session in the city of Bost
IS commencing Monday. September &C
re presents an extraordinary opportun
,e for all Odd Fellows and their famil
to make trip to Boston and return
an extreamely low rate. All Ii
~ leading from Chicago to Boston '