Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-04-15
LOCAL MENTION.

I erguSOnS.
stucco, Cement and plastering hair
at Snyder's.
The hotels report business in their
line improving.
Gasoline and Kerosene at Lamson's
hardware store.
100000 to loan on Real Estate. En-
quire of G. NJ. Pier.
r. b. Crandall has purchased the Sa-
lem Pioneer Register.
Farmers, bring in your fax and have
it cleaned at the Elevator.
Have you been in to see Brau ch work
his new wall paper trimmer.
The creamery is enclosed and the
machinery has been ordered.
Ira Horton has taken possession of
the Dakota House, at Vermillion.
A farm for rent or sale. Apply to
j. p. Schitfman, Yankton, Dakota.
A car of the Best lime ever ship
ped to Hurley, just received at Sny-
der's.
We learn from Centrevlile that ten
pound girl arrived at Dan Dryers last
week.
The festive crow has made his ap-
pearanse, searching for the early corn
fields.
st. Patricks Pills correct bilious dis
orders and prevent all diseases arising
from them.
September 15. l6 and II are the dates
fixed upon for holding Parker's Turner
county fair.
Tally two more artesian wells for
Spring Valley, Robert Patrick and Jas
Balck being the owners.
Canned fruits and vegetables, brush;
es, baskets and woodenware, very CHEAP
at Mansfield & Aliens.
A full line of Hosiery, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, notions, Gents furnishing
goods, etc, at Pier & Fergusons.
New stock Clothing just received
which will sell cheap. for cash OF
ready pay only. Junia Sargent.
Insure in the Dakota Mutual. Jos
Allen will make out your papers, ant
give you all necessary information.
/. Wanted: \ boy ten or eleven years
old to herd cattle. Apply to Jas. And
rews or Z, S. Fessenden. Spring Val
ley.
Unless we are greatly mistaken tn
"pioneer paper of Turner county" wa
born before Bro. Hackett left the sand
of Jersey.
/ Last Thursday evening al, artesia
spring burst out in the lower part G
!. town, between the depot and G. 4
d Near's house.
/, Van Brunt and Davis seeders. En-
pire drill and Sterling harrows, the bes
manufactured, are sold by G. Ii. Flow
ers at Hurley.
Jas. Mckinney has secured the col
tract for building the new Catholi
church. Dwyer & Pool are putting i
the foundation.
y. j. II. Newly and j. W. Chase wei
elected members of the Parker scho
= board at the late election. The pr
position to bond for a $4,000 scho
house was defeated.
Mr.. J. A. Chllds has excellent e1
to closed pasturage for 100 head of sto'
for rent. Good water and shade. /
also has ahorse which he will sell Chez
. for cash. or will sell on time.
r. w. Kyle purchased two lots
ID Center avenue of Mr.. Blinn during h
u visit here this week, and will commen
at once the erection of building to
UT used as store and public hall.
'r- Parker must be a pretty tough pla
on general principles, to Judge from
va Press. which says it has -four poli'
er- men, a night watch, a marshal and
is saloon which is more than many
er larger town can say
The Dakota Mutual Ins. Co. offers
the farmers the safest and cheapest
surance againss hail. No cash p;
ut ment required, and no deduction
Ole harvesting, ETC., in case OF loss. Call
he this office and learn particulars.
There may not have been any S;
cracking, horse stealing or other deN
try perpetrated in this vicinity late
. but the way some of the citizens ha
been Disgusting their phiz. makes
r. look rather suspicious.
~, The code of Dakota forbids the t
- ~ ing of fish by any means before the
,nt of May and fixes a penalty OF So
''i' every fish caught before that time, 8
Attorney General Rice has given
tice that the law must be strictly &C
piled with or there will be trouble.
go We are in receipt of phamph
from Territorial Auditor CaldW
which contains many interesting pol
in regard to the assessment laws. l
urged that assessments must be M
at full value, and that the assessor
7" party listing failing SO to do are gu
,os Of perjury.
There are four good railroad toy
M in Turner county and only one OF S
eNn towns now contain IL saloon. In
ma ma has been no bitter fight on this sub.
within the past two years, but the
~ pie have been gradually educated
the fact that all are better OIL with
. quo the presence of these institutions. 4
lie' '.' has not the moral tone Of the press
~ a,a the county-mded by its MANY cor
iiu' buters-had much to do with acc
- plishing this result?
~ Doc. Snap sporting chara
70 well known to some of the older
- dents of this section is in trouble
" Yankton. 1t seems that he was arr
e. Il for