Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-08-20
LOCAL MENTION.


Old papers for sale at this Office.
Jewelry away down, at Kellar's.
Business is very lively this week.
Prairie chickens were ripe Saturday.
Good prices paid for chickens at the
Meat Market.
Chas. Hoef's is erecting good sized
house, grauary and barn.
Allen Bros. waited on customers un-
til 1900 o'clock Saturday evening.
Boots and shoes at lower prices than
ever before at the Cheap Cash Store.
Wheat is rolling in and lumber is 60
ing out. Lots of building these times.
c. j. Bach received 20 loads OF the
finest kind of wheat, from one man,
Monday.
Ollie Blikken is assisting in Allen
Bros. store, during w. E. Aliens stay
in Chicago.
It is nearly time for school to open,
and the repairing needed should be
done at once.
Threshers report the yield of flax to
average quite generally, about lS to 20
bushels per acre.
l have some more well bred mares
for sale at reasonable prices, for cash or
on time. j. Fitch
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.,
had not only large audiences, but gave
great satisfaction.
Andrew Garry is assisting j. Il.
Farnsworth with his grain elevator, as
the rush of handling grain is nearly
here.
Do not lose time and money by delay
ing to bring in that ad, but bring it at
once and secure as much of the trade
as any of our merchants.
Miss Johanna Williamson, who was
attending the teachers institute at
Centreville, came home the first of the
week. sick with the quinsy.
Z. Brauch received his Swiss bull
from Colorado, which he purchased
while on his western trip. Emiel says
he cost Sll5.0O and is four years old.
Mrs. G. IL. Goddard returned from
her Charles Mix county visit last
Thursday. She reports having a fine
time and brought home considerable
fruit.
If the city dads don't get move on
themselves soon and cut down the
weeds around the streets Of this other
wise fair town, it will be necessary to
call out the militia.
Pierce Rundell, of Parker, has moved
to Hurley with his houshold goods and
has purchased the Andrew Carry
house. Mr.. Rundell will assist his
bro ther Hugh, with the livery stable.
Attorney Goddard is haying large
increase of practice, which speaks for
itself. There is nothing succeeds like
success he prefers it to the States
Attorneyship, for which he was form
erly ambitious.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
say they had the biggest. or one of the
largest crowds Saturday night, that
they have had in South Dakota. They
were advised at Parker not to come
l. ~
John r. johnson was hauling out
lumber to his farm, six miles west OF
here, Monday, for the erection of
large house. This is only one instance
of many, but it illustrates the fact that
everybody is building something and
Turuer county is on the move.
Never jedge a man by outside appear
ances, deah breddern; wen va see a
man wearin big high collar, an a big
nectie, an big white cuffs, doan get
envious; dat collar may be buttoned to
his under shirt, which is hidden by de
tie, an de cuffs may be tied around his
neck by a string.
Quite an excitement was created
Monday noon, by a runaway. Several
men sitting on the hotel steps cried
"runaway" and just then the team,
with an empty wagon appeared, run
ming at full speed UP Center Avenue.
Although the street was lined with
teams, Gas usuaD the wagon did not
strike anything, until in front of James
Hogan's store when the hind wheels
caught Lars Knudson's wagon, loaded
heavily with lumber. TO say, they
stopped quick, does not express it very
well. The team proved to be Hans
Oleson's, who was just ready to load
the wagon with lumber at +. NJ.
Slaglc Il Cos,