Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-08-10

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The weather for harvesting has been
all thnt could be desired
i Currency was at a premium of two
| per cent III New York last week.
| Don't forget to bring in those crop
reports which you want published.
1 Stacking has commenced and soon
the hum Of the threshers will be heard.
| Judging by the advertising columns
of the Special, Salem must be a lively
town these days.
| A number Of Hurley housekeepers
say that good washerwoman could
End work nearly every day in the week.
The newly erected hitching bar at
west of the Pioneer drug store seems
to be a great circus ground for the
i small boys.
| Hurley is getting to be great town.
/ and business must be exceedingly brisk
as it requires four assistants to handle
the business at the postoffice.
e. Brauch has placed substantial and
tasty hitching accommodations west Of
his store, consisting of eight posts
strung on 38 feet of iron piping.
Brauch says if there is any time
when a man is excusable for swearing
it is when some lunk-head bitches his
horses wherethey willskin shade trees.
4 1t is reported that coal is to be "cash
on delivery" this season. and about
January you will wish that the warm
weather had lasted a few months
longer.
! The man who does the greatest
amount of rustling this year will get
the most business, and one of the first
things to do Is to plant your ad in the
Herald,
/. The Centreville Journal is now print
ed by steam power. Business must be
a little extra good down in that neck of
the county. Here's continued success
to you, Bro. Wass,
/ It is hardly safe for persons to receive
square envelopes through the Hurley
postoffice unless they wish to be occa-
sionally reminded Of the fact by GER
tain employe therein.
There surely ought to be no scarcity
of harvest hands in the great wheat
fields, judging from the steady stream
of men which has been flowing TO-
wards that country during the past
few weeks.
! 1t is reported that couple of pack
peddlers entered the house of Fred
Meyers in the eastern part Of the cpun-
ty and stole quantity of jewelry and
about $50 in cash. Catch the rascals
and make an example of them.
"A deal was closed Tuesday by which
Elliott & Bach disposed of all their prop
erty interests in Ceutreyille. The tow
mill was traded short time since for
Beadle county land, the elevator has
been disposed of and the residence
which Mr.. Elliott occupied was sold to
Dr. Sheehan, brother of the Very Rev.
Father Sheehan of this place.
The size and color of hat has marked
effect on the apparent stature of a
woman. A black hat takes inches off
a tall woman, while a bonnet lighter
in color than the dress will make
short woman appear taller than she is.
A bunch of flowers under the brim
| of hat is a commendabie style for
those who wish to add to their appear
ance in height.
Three thousand dollars worth of cat
tie in the vicinity Of Sioux Falls. S. D.,
that in all probability would have died
or been killed on account of suffering Sc
yerely with the .lumpy jaw" and were
supposed incurable, were completely
cured by the used of Onstad's Lumpy
Jaw capsules. Only one application of
the remedy was made in each case.
For sale by E. Branch.
w. d. Clayton purchased of Peter
Allen 80 acres of land near the town
site of Davis, paying therefor 81 $40
$40 an acre. He has erected tempo
rary building in which he will live
while making more substantial i'm
provements. Mr.. Clayton has Travelled
over considerable country since leaving
Turner county in December 1891, and
foo ot hnf ho hoc I'm aH hor., fn
make his home is evidence that he has
found no place that suits him better.
1t seems that j. P. Ward not only
got caught for $500 in the failure of
the Plankinton bank, but that as
bondSman for Treasurer Frendenfeld
of the state board Of regents he will be
called upon to assist in making good a
$4,000 shortage. caused by said failure.
And then there is that f. M. z. A.
business that is not settled yet. Surely
the "curly haired granger from Turner
county" is having more than his share
Of the ills which fall to the lot of the
politician and Office holder.
Redfield journal Observer: One of
those very cute fellows, who are al
ways on the smash" where eyer they
CO.. dropped into Redlield the other day.
His name is II. X. Talley and he repre-
sents himself as an agent for the
Omaha World-Herald, selling encyclo-
paedias. lie had female companion
with him whom he had influenced to
room with him. The young woman is
IN the city now, the scamp haying gone
away and left her at the mercy of those
with whom they boarded and lodged
and without cent. She became ylo-
lently ill when her lover decamped and
has been under medical treatment
since. Exchanges take notice.
eBefore the stewards take up the col
lection" said the preacher the other
night, 81 would like to make few re-
marks. There are oyer 200 persons IN
this house, counting saints and sinners
crooked and straight, big and little,
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