Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-08-16
centreville is to have another bank


Centreyille is to have another bank.
Best gasoline at Pioneer Drug Store.
"B. b." IS now said to stand for
Begg's Bltters.
Guns to rent, and shells loaded to
order, at }. G. Murphy's.
L. j. Hill has rented his farm to Eli
Rundell, and will probably build Il resi-
dence in Hurley this fall.
Dode Alcock says If he can get hold
of the party who started the elopement
story there will be some fun.
Centreville Chronicles: "How can
we pay our bills unless those who owe
us pay up?" Give it up, Bro. Han
ford; ask something easier.
Gus. Bach has closed contract for
the building of house "a x 2e. with
addition, on Court House Square.
Work will be commenced at once.
Road-Master A. II. McGrew will
move his family to Centreville from
Yankton, that point being more con-
venient in making his daily trips over
the road.
Candidates for county offices will
please send in their announcements
accompanied with $3.50 postal note,
or its equivalent. 1t pays to advertise.
gentlemen.
Mr.. Palmer must be doing rushing
business at his furniture store. We
noticed three extra hands bringing out
goods and loading wagons last Satur-
day afternoon.
AS an inducement to secure passen-
gers, an eastern railroad advcrtlses
that its trains "pass in full view OF
the tomb of Gen. VIM. II. Harrison,
Ex-President of the United States"
j, G. Okken threshed oats last week
that yielded at the rate of over 14O
bnshels to the acre. 1t is probably un-
necessary to state that the field was an
exceeding small one and that it had the
best Of care while the crop was grow
ing.
If you need insurance call at
ALIENS AGENCY. Don't trust your
business to irresponsible travelling
agents who are not here to look after
your interests when you most need
them. Keep your business at home
and save for yourselves trouble and
expense. Insure at ALIENS AGENCY.
The leaders of Washington society
shine conspicuously in the August Cos
mopolitan, Frank, Il. Carpenter, the
well-known Washington correspondent,
writes OF them in his breezy style, tell
ing many anecdotes under the title,
Ladies of the American Court"
Twenty engraved portraits including
those OF Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs Fairchild,
Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. ingalls, and Mrs.
Logan adorn the article.
"a Yankton capitalist who frequently
dabbles in real estate deals made a
cash offer this week for large
slice of acre property within the
incorporate limits of Hurley. Taken
in connection with the sending of a
delegation from Yankton to St. Paul
to meet the directors of the Manitoba
road, this looks as though some en-
couragement must have been received
from the Manitoba folks that their line
would be extended from Sioux Falls
this season.
That Auditor Ward is doing all in
his power to maintain the law In re-
gard to the payment of legal rates for
the publication of insurance state
ments, is manifest by the circular
issued from his Office under date of
August 8, urging publishers to assist
in maintaining said law, and informing
them that no affidavit OF publication
will be accepted by him unless the
amount of fees is stated therein. Lord
& Thomas, of Chicago (who the Herald
posted several weeks ago) have been
sending out numerous statements
Offering about one-fourth rates for this
class of work, and informing the pub,
Usher if he does not take it some Other
newspaper would. The Herald has
several of their propositions on file
also requests for bids. The territoria.
press and the Dakota Press Associa
ton should most emphatically "sit
down" an all advertising agencies OF
this class.
PERSONAL.
], G. d. Cone of Parker was IN towr
Tuesday.
Supt. Salmon was shaking hand.
with his Hurley friends Wednesday.
Commissioners Shurtletf and l.. X
: Lord were down from Parker yester
day.
+. X. Berry came up from Beresfort
Sunday morning to visit with hi
family.
Mrs, o, ID. Fitch arrived from Yank
ton Sunday, and is visiting at the resi-
? dence of ye editor.
Mrs. G. j. Bach and family returned
Tuesday from their visit in Minnesota
!. Gus. went to Hawarden to meet them
j. I. Hogan was renewing his &C
quaintances with Hurley citizens th
fore part Of the week. Jim talks o
going to Winona, Mimi, to do SOM
railroad work.
J. III. Farnsworth returned hom
Sunday from an extended trip, and
visit at his old home in New Hamp
shire. He is looking healthy and viii
be found on the grain market as liyel.
r as of yore.
He knows what he is writing about
Mr.. r.. Mcleod, druggist, Hemingfort
Neb, says: !" / keep in stock a grea
{ | variety of so called cures for diarrhne