Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-08-19
LOCAL MENTION.
NY your Plows or Lamson.

Stirring plows cheaper thar ever at
Lamson's.
Don't forget that Robinson keeps the
Cheapest Place on Earth"
New crop Tycoon tea-best in the
market-just received at Kellar's.
Ladies, it you want nice pair of
shoes. go to Robinson's; he's got 'em.
Cat meal, corn meal, and graham, by
the ponnd at Gitchell's Flour & Feed
Store.
Hello! Potter is going to give an
other grand dance Friday Aug. q;
good, good.
j. w. Kellar has made some valuable
additions to his stock of jewelry,
watches, watch chains, etc.
The Canton Advocate says workmen
are engaged in repairing the river be-
tween that town and Beloit.
We have not seen dead prairie
chicken yet, guess that hunters have
not heard that it is now lawful to shoot
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them.
The w. c. T. U. will meet at the
Baptist chapel Wednesday, August 25,
at three o'clock A full attendance is
desired.
Ivory G.. Hawkins will build house
24x26, ii feet high on his farm occupied
by Geo. Wormwood, west of town.
Chas. Pool will do the mason work.
The Dakota Mutual Ins. Co. were
the first to pay THAR loss-S1, ,2OO-in
the fire at Mitchell. Insure in the Da-
kota Mutual. w. G. Brown, agent,
Hurley.
Eggs are sold at S1.OO a dozen and
retail at Is cents apiece in some of the
eastern states. The she'll is of white
glass and the contents is drawn out
through straw.
The Wakonda Independent of last
week looks little more like news
paper, and we have hopes that Bro
Wass will be able to save it. Bradford
was a blacksmith.
S. Frye Andrews was in town yes.
terday with a load of apples, raised on
his Spring Valley farm, and it is need
less to add that he found no trouble in
disposing of them.
Mrs. J. B. Wright has taken posses
sion of the fremont house, and while il
will be conducted as two dollar day
house, farmers and others in this vicln
ity will be furnished meals for 25 cents
Oh, John, where you going? Don
bother 4 I'm going down to the res
taurant to buy !. ticket for the Gif
Ball, you see it's only Fifty cents and ;
feller stands a chance to draw tina
prize.
i, Bro. Hackett appears to be consider
l. ably worried over the "slate," for tn
!. coming campaign. Keep your coat on
J, Charlie. we'll give you some pointers
7" oneof these days. Would you now as
IL Moore?
1t is thought a strong wire or glas
cage will be necessary in order to get
: person to serve the second time as um
pire for the Hurley base ball clul
to For further particulars call on Cha
IN Near and Chas. Pool.
- Jens Hansen, living eight miles soutl
east of Hurley, fell from load of ha
: last Saturday, when the horses ra
away, earring the wagon over hin
breaking both arms and one leg. Il
lived until Tuesday night. He leaves
wife and two children.
Sunday and Sunday night seems
have been a season Of storms. Throug
out central Dakota, southern MINI
sofa and Wisconsin and northern ii
no;s, rain, wind, hail and lightniI
were the cause of a large amount
damage and some loss of life. Ev'
the city of Chicago was shaken up al
signs carried for miles, while the ligf
ming caused considerable damage. /
Napierville and Aurora, ILL.,, great dal
at age was done by hail.
Mr.. S. +. Andrews of Spring Vail
office yesterday, and brought with hi
70 liberal donation of black-cap ras
berries of the ever-bearing yarie
rr He also bought stalk of the sal
:. 49, variety which was loaded with ra.
berries ripe, green and in bloom. \
"a Andrews has been very successful
- raising this variety of fruit, havi
% berries from early in the spring un
late in the fall. Parties wishing busf
os. or cuttings will do well to speak ear
ho The September number of Demores
Magazine is replete withe INTEREST,"
'ed and instructive reading. Among
or articles worthy of note are "Thi
Years in journalism" by Jenny Ju
A 1.-THE War of the Rum Power on
,as People," by w. Jennings Demore
o,d Four Friends in Phaeton;" NADIA
La Fayette: Her Hero Husband a
~, Her Home;" and"A Night Refuge
~. ~ Paris" Mrs. Hart's serial increases
~ ~ interest, and "The Worlds Progre:
~ is highly suggestive. The oil
features of this popular Magazine
the title it to welcome in every hou
red hold The frontispiece is a beauti
om- oil picture Of charming child.
re- Do you live in the city? Then b.
era citizen; don't be chump. Don't
sight of the fact that city is a scci
uld of men. Don't forget that your b
uld ness depends upon the business of y
ber- fellow citizen. Don't juggle the #
lGa idea that you can be perfectly indeI
of dent. Don't forget that the success
,re- a city depends on the success of il
vel viduals. One bad taints the next
} be to it, and so on. Keep this in mi
ind don't be bad atom. When one tn