Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-08-13
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Stacking is being pushed.
Old papers for sale at this office.
Jewelry away down, at Kellar's.
Very warm the fore part of the week.
Guns for sale or rent at j. G. Muir
phys.
There are no idle men in these dig
gings.
c, NJ. Pier is having his house re-
painted.
cans California fruit for S1.OC at
Caeap Johns.
Good prices paid for chickens at the
Meat Market.
Paints, oils and brushes for sale by
J. c. Murphy.
The largest bar Of soap in town for
sc at Cheap Johns,
Rev. Blakely preached at Wentworth,
Lake county, Sunday.
NJ. NJ. Davey's little girl is recover
ing nicely from her broken arm.
E. Brauch will build on his farm a
cattle shed 2OxSO with loft posts.
Brauch says South Dakota beats any
thing he has yet seen for farming.
Boots and shoes at lower prices than
ever before at the Cheap Cash Store.
The shower early Monday morning
will proye of great value to the corn
crop.
Charlie Cox was drowned in the
Vermillion river at Parker Saturday
eYeniug.
DO not neglect to shake those cater
pillars off your box elders and thus pro-
mote their growth.
have some more well bred mares
for sale at reasonable prices, for cash or
on time. J. Fitch
Landlord Wentworth, Of Parker has
gone to Storm Lake, Iowa, to engage
in the hotel business.
The Vermillion river was on a regu-
lar tear the fore part of the week,
caused by heavy rains.
The Parker Press of last week, said
that j. Il. Buchanan was down from
Canistota looking after his pension.
Herb Sanborn has erected fine Aer-
motor windmill on his farm, the 4O-tt
tower of which is visible from Hurley.
Quite large crowd gathered at the
depot Monday evening to view the
advertising car as it sped on its east
ern trip,
Let the grain go through the sweat
before taking it to market. Ii will be
money in your pocket and not that of
the buyers.
The farmers are exceedingly jubilant
over tho crop returns. The result
from the thrcshing machines exceed
their expectations.
Amos Garrett cut fine limb of
apples from one Of his trees and sent it
in to the Herald office. Some of his
trees are so loaded that he has them
propped up.
j. T. Brown, OF the Alderman Fruit
Farm fixed up a case of fine sample
fruits from that farm, which are to
accompany the Turner comfy car on
its tour through Iowa.
II. Rees now has seven men in his
employ and says that carpenter work
is equal to the crop returns. He goes
to Centreyille to build an elevator tor
Mr.. Noble, who has recently moved to
that town from Canton.
Farmers, send in your crop returns,
and do not send anything but what
you would be willing to swear to it
requested so to do. Turner county is
all right, and always has been, and
don't be afraid of blowing your home
too loud.
A swindler claiming to have sure
receipt against hog cholera has been
working the farmers in the vicinity Of
Canton. His plan is to sell township
right and make a free gift of 100 pounds
of the hog medicine. The contract for
the 100 pounds Of medicine proves to
be a note for 500.
Last Sunday though hot one did
not see many people absent from
divine services and the churches put on
quite metropolitan airs. Elder Jordan
who always has full house, delivered
one of his usually able sermons from
the subject " Who is He ?"-tsev. Faith
er O'Hora preached to large congre-
gation, IN eloquent and thoughtful
sermon on Immortality. Rev. Bisby.
in the afternoon at the Baptist church,
delivered a fine, practical sermon on
"Sowing and Reaping." Those who
stayed at home tried to keep cool, and
one congregation. in the evening sang
Z" Home Sweet Home probably sug-
gested by the condition of the atmos-
phcre in the place of worship.