Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-09-23
AT the Republican territorial CON
yention held in Yankton yesterday
o. S. Clifford was nominated and
great applause.
LOCAL MENTION.
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Don't forget that Robinson keeps the
" Cheapest Place on Earth"
Extra trains are numerous, hauling
in coal and taking out grain.
New crop Tycoon tea-best in the
market-just received at Kellar's.
Hats, caps and furnishing goods in
latest STYLES, at Pier & Ferguson's.
Ladies, ii you want nice pair of
shoes, go to Robinson's; he's got 'em.
School books, both Appleton's and
Harpers series. at Pioneer Drug Store
Cheaper than ever--Boots, shoes, hats,
caps, gloves and mittens, at Robinson's.
Latest patterns in prints, ginghams,
and wool dress goods at Pier y Fergu-
sons.
The democratic county convention
has been called to meet at Parker. Oct
ober 5th.
The largest stock of dry goods eyer
brought to Hurley, just received by
Pier y Ferguson.
Last Saturday was rainy day, and
the ground is now in splendid condi-
ton for fall plowing.
Now is the time to secure your in
surance, and the Dakota Mutual is the
best place to have it.
Pier s. Ferguson don't give goods
away, but you can get some extra bar
gains before they occupy their new
store.
Call and see the farm paper which is
given one year free to all subscribers of
the Herald who pay their subscription
one year in advance.
c. d. Cone, of Parker occupied the
pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday
morning, and those present seemed
quite well pleased with his talk.
Mrs. Robinson has received her fall
stock Of millinery and ladies furnish
ing goods, and is now prepared to sup
ply the wants of her lady customers.
A number of the boys went out on
the prairie west Of town Sunday, ana
enjoyed (?) a game of base ball 1t is
too bad they can't find time to play
during week days.
Bro. Hazlitt thinks the Dakota Press
Association are "nOt fashionable and
don't display good taste" How about
a newspaper that forces its heading
half way down the page?
There is well authenticated report
in circulation that Geo. Deyo and Mrs
Kellar. late p. NJ. at Swan Lake, were
married Monday. Why don't you
come around and report, George?
The Northwestern Hay Co. have been
putting their shed in shape for active
work this fall and winter. Their large
press is in position and a set of plat
form scales have been placed in the
building.
Geo. Webster, one of the white boys
of Turner county, was in Saturday ano
deposited three dollars to the editors
account for a renewal of his subscrip
tions. one of which goes to his old home
in Connecticut.
Among the first premiums coming tt
Turner county from the territorial fai1
was that Of Norton & Gerkin. of tn,
Finlay Touring mill. This is a great
victory for a "cow county" MILL in tk,
land of I" No. hard
a. a. Rhodes has purchased new
threshing machine this year of tn
Minnesota Chief brand, and he report
a fii.l yield of grain in the Danevill
settlement. where he has been at worl
for the past few weeks.
/ Young men from Parker who driv
white horses should take their team
4 little further from the road when the
"feel tired ana want to rest" Th
parties are all known but we won
give tkem away this time.
A grand entertainment will be give
at Kyte's hall Friday evening Oct. Is
for the benefit of the Catholic churc
society at Hurley. A supper will h
served, to be followed by dancing and
good time generally. All should attenc
Tickets S1OO couple.
. Huronite: The proprietors of tn
Alderman Fruit Farm at Hurley too
premiums on their fruits amounting
S97. In this was their premium OF SO
sweepstakes on the best collection {
/ fruit grown in Dakota or Minnesota
. all of theirs being raised on their farl
at Hurley.
Probably none have done more
improve the stock of horsetlesh in TIL
section than the Rundell Bros, The
entered FIVE of their stations at ii
Turner county fair last week. receivin
five first premiums. They have hors,
that have taken premiums in low
Wisconsin and Minnesota and whie
' are second to none in Dakota.
| DR.. S. G. Fowler presented We edit'
with fine melon Sunday on his retnl
4 from visiting a patient in the countr
Q Our first thoughts We're that the doct
was "looking for aiob.' but feeling l
r inconvenience after getting outside
: one-half of it. we dismissed the matt
from orr mind and tackled the renal
, ing portion.
l The extension of the c. IS NV. r..
: from Columbia. Brown Co.. OAK,
4 Oakes. Dickey Co. Oak, Cat which poi
f it will connect with the n. p. R'y.. Iii
now being constructed from La Mon
j to Oakes) was opened for bnsine
e Monday Sept. Goth. Houghton, Hecl
! Ludden and 0akes are the nam
+ of the new towns on this lir
i Oakes is3 33S1L nilps north of Columbi