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H/vfcjs1 Wv VOLUME VIII, Turner County Herald, OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER PUBLISHED BY W. C. BROWN. .., Wiiiktit oif XBUMS SOUTH DAKOTA TBESS ASSOCIATION. tl.GO PER YKAR. In Advance. HURLEY I-OIKJK NO. 75, T. O. O. F. Meet* every Saturday evening at R:30 o'clock, in A)lca'a hall. Visitingbrothers are most earn ••Uy requested to attend. £. ftftAucn, H. S. I. G. FKIWUSON N. O. K. I. X'COOK I'OST, NO. 31, (1. A. N, K**t Snt and tlilril Saturday ul each month W p. m., in G. A. It. liall. £|il«ago Mid Northwestern Biilliri Time t" Table. TRAINS liOINd W KAST. Passenger, Mo. freight, HEELER & 6:07 p. m. 2:54 p, m. Passenger, No, 6 .r Freight, "21 OOTNO WEST. 5 10 :M ». m. 23 12:1 a. ill. Make through connection fur Chicago and •loux City. Yankton trains connect at Centrevillo with both morning and evening passenger. W. A. THRAI.L. Gen'l Tlckct Agent. F. l'MNNY. Agent. BUSINESS JIK112FS. JUring in your job work. Try Kellar's new Java coffee. Sewing machinc needles at Kellar's. Death to gophers at Allen's Agcncy. OYer one million acorn stoves in use. Tomlinson's Quick ltelief Oil cures croup, colds, asthma and Bronchitis. /Sold by £. Branch. Water set of Are pieces given with *ach pound of Berkley's'baking powder, price SO cents, at Kellar's. If you want to buy a line organ cheap c^ll at the Herald oBlce, and pee what a bargain we have to offer. Take 9 bottle of Quick Belief Oil and Dead Shot home with you and if they (Jon't cure come and get your money Sold by E. Brauch. Tomlinson's Dead Shot cures colic, peuralgia of stomach, diarrhoea and all bowel troubles. Guaranteed to cure polic in horses. Sold by E. Brauch. Service will be held regularly each Sunday in the Protestant Episcopal Church ftt the following hours: Sun day school, 10 00 a. morning service }1 AO a. m.f evening service, 8 .-00 p. £. T. Simpson will officiate. J. H. Queal & Co. wish to say to the public that they are now receiving a pew invoice of lumber, lath, shingles, etc., which they propose to sell at prices lower than ever before known in Tur ner county. Call and see them and get prices before buying elsewhere. if "KTf As time rolls on \yill *7 driye all other sewing piachines from first-class homes and dress-making establishments. WILSON MFG. CO., 185 and 187 W abash Ave., Chicago. Wells Thoroughly Cleaned. ^n4 satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay Come any day but Saturday, or leave #rdcr at John Kellar's. ANDREW I'JSTERMAN. 4th of July. Tha Chicago & North-Western Hail way Co. will sell excursion tickets be tween all stations on July 3d and 4th, flood returning until July 7th inclusive, At one fure for the round trip. Tickets and full information can be obtained jof agents C. & N.-W. Railway Co. The Pulpit and the Stage. liijJ Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., pays: I foe it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King's New Discovery has done for me. My lungs were badly diseased, and my parisiiers thought 1 could only live a few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King's New Dis CDyery and am sound and well, gaining 26 pounds in weight." Arthur Love, manager Love's funny Folks Combination, writes: "After (thorough trial and convincining evi dence,Iam confident Dr. King's New Discoyery for consumption, beats 'etji jail, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness 1 can do my many thousand friends is. to urge them to try it Free trial brtMe at Pioneer Drug Store. Regular si: 50c. »nd 81. THK FIOVBE "9." The figure 0 In our dates will make a long stay, Ro man or woman now living will ever data .loaument without using the Qgure 9. It stands fa the third place in 1899, where it will remain ten year* and then move up to becoud place In 1000, wh«r« it will rest lor ono hundred years. Therets another "9" which lias also come to stay, It is unlike the figure 9 In our.dates in the res poet that it hu already moved up to first place, when, ft wiU permanently remain. It it called the "No. if' High Ana Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine. The "No. was endorsed for Ont pl*ce by the •Xpert* of Europe at the Paris Exposition of 1889, where, after a severeoontest with the leading ma* /ghlnes'of the world, it was awarded the only flrond Prise given to family sewing machines, all ptbereoa exhibit having reooived lower awards jot gold medals, etc. The Frcnch Government also feeognixed Its superiority by the decoration of Mr. Nathaniel Wheeler, Presldentot the oompany, .with the Cross of the Legion of Honor. The "No. 9" is not an old machine improved upon, but is an entirely new machine, and the Mand Prize at Paris was awarded it as the grand est advance in sewinK machine mechanism of the age. Those who buy it can rest assured, there. fore, «f having the very latest and best. Cf WHEELER & WILSON HPO Eft., IdS and 187 Wabaah Ave., Chuajgc? ^. PEAI.ERS WANTED. tftCAL XKNTIOM. Ikhool (ha'ams. Grand harvest ball. i» Haying has commenced. Fine weather for harvest. Grain stacking is in order.' No more original packasres. Dakota apples are on the market. Hail insurance at Allen's Agency. The best in the world—Acorn stoves. Dr.4itraves has got his lawn mowed off. There are 5g teachers enrolled at tho normal institute. Tom Berry is helping his father in the lumber yard. The Hurley Pension association now has over 150 members. The threshing machine has com menced to buzz-z-z-z-z! Vv More new crockery arid glass sets ust arrived at Kellar's. II. K. Locke's photograph gallery closes Monday, Aug. 4th. J. C. Murphy is agent for the world renowned Crystal Wash Board. Try gold dust washing powder, 4 pounds for 25 cents—at Kellar's. J. W. Kellar is having the front- of his store painted red and yaller." Elliott & Bach have taken down their machine shed on Washington St. J, II. Queal & Co. are having anew roof put on their coal sheds in Hurley. Fire, lightning, windstorm, cyclone and hail insurance at Allen's Agency, Come to stay—J. P. Kristiensen, at Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and jeweler. For Sale, cheap as dirt," an im proved farm near Hurley—Allen's Agency. Jifr- Pangel held the lucky number that drew the colt at the raffle Monday evening. Have your pictures taken by Locke. Fi|T8tcJi88 tyorlf. IteJlery closes Mouday Eve, Aug. 4th. While coming to town Tuesday, Sam Patrick's old dog "Brin" died from the effects of the heat. After a rest of two years the Marion Sentinel is again before the public, and looks as bright as ever. Don't l'orget that we keep a few watches at Pioneer drug store that we are not afraid to warrant. House for sale or rent on reasonable terras after August 1st. Enquire of Mrs. Emma Judson, or at Herald office. While \yplking in his sleep Monday night, Boy Fowler fell against the cor ner of a trunk and got a severe cut on the head. Allen Bros, are papering and decora ting their store when they get it fin ished it will be ope of the finest store rooms in the city. Sheriff Halsey came down from j?arr ker Monday evening and closed the original package saloon and took pos session of the goods. The town board have been having the grass and weeds cut down in the streets and alonqr the Si4PV3}fes. Hughes county returns 328 hogs in the assessment roll. Tbey ought to have three or four capitals to help build up the country H!t wy, Rev. L. F. Jones, of Princeton Semi nary, N. J., will preach in the Presby terian church in Hurley next Sunday at 11 a, TO,, and »t Spring Y»Hey at 3 p. m. Sib. Welch is building tljat new barn that he has been talking about for the past year. It is ft fine large two-story barn—the lower part being built of stone. W. C. T. U. will meet in the Baptist church Tuesday, Aug. 5, at 3 o'clock p, m. All members are requested to be present as there will be annual election of officers also the election of delegates to the county and state conventions. A grand harvest Ui will be given at Opera hall, Hurley, Thursday Eve, August 7th, for the benefit of the Hur ley Cornet band. Good music has |)epn secured and a pleasant tirr,e is as sured to those who may wish to attend Since the last visit ot Edward May to Hurley, he has gone to New Orleans, married him a wife and returned to Sioux Falls. Jim. Hale says there must be something wrong about it, for he didn't know that Ed had over gotten a divQFOe ff-prn Farasworth, A very interesting game of base biUl was played in Hurley last Thursday between the Parker spppnfi nine and the Uurjey kids, in which the Parker boys won by a score of—we do not just remember tho exact number ot tallies but it was a close ganje. Burlington Reporter The following "notis" is posted on a fence in Morris county: "If any man's of woman's cows or oxen gits in these oats, his or her tail will be cut off as the case may be. I am a Christian man and pay my taxes, but a man who lets his critters loose say I." Mrs, Chas. Pier had a yery fine night blooming cereus in blossom Wednesday evening, there being two large blos soms, and two more will open to-night, A large number of citizens witnessed its blooming, as well as most of the normal school teachers. The plant five IK ye^ps A}d and very jarge. Insure your property always with the local resident ageut of sortie good com' pany. He knows whajt yfl.u want, and will see titfA you get it if fee ifQflws hU business. The trjtvejipg solicitor neither knows nor cares you wagjt. Insure with Allen's Agency. Let traveling men alone. & The young people of the Baptist ohurch will glya entertainment, Tuesday Eve,, Auyftst 5, at Opera hall, PQ99.is.tiM fit WW* tablea«f, etc. Widow Bedott will be prosit. Ice cream and cake will be serypd by the .young ladies. A cordial invitation is extended to all and a goad time guar anteed. ji •3/^9 TjfSJ-' Ed. Hendricks is building a barn. Rev. ,T. J. Mclntire is cutting a tooth. Pedagogues will be rather numerous or the next three weeks. C. J. Bach is having a large maohihe shed built back of his store. The carpenters have commenced work on the new Methodist church. Oinghams and summer dress goods, cheaper than ever before, at Allen Bros. Stoye repairs for any stove in the United States or Canada for snle at Murphy's, If yon are not (ju»te sharp enough try swallowing a jack-knite—that is tho latest scheme. Now is the best time to insure against Lightning, Windstorms and Tornadoes. Allen's Agency. A carload of the best brick ever brought to Hurley jus*, received at J. II Queal & Co.'s lumber yard. II. H. Ilundell has lately added to his ivery outfit one of those dandy spiral spring buggies sold by J. A. Scott. The finest line of fancy ginghams and summer dress goods ever brought to Hurley, just received at Allen Bros. The Hurley band was on the street Monday Eve, discoursing some very fine music. Tho boys are doing well ind the people appreciate their eiforts. C. G.Pratt is the agent in Parker for the D. M. Osborne & Co. harvesting machinery. He has a stock of extras on hand for all who may desire to keep their machines in first class working order. W. .Kyto fell out of the second story window of W. H. Robertson's new hpiiso and a had cut on the head. He says that if he had struck on any other place besides his head it would have killed him. ewoxAL. B. B. Allen went to Parker Tuesday. Mrs. T. J. Hill starts for Kansas this evening. M. J. Hogan drove down i'rem Parker Tuesday evening, G. S. Conklin was tloing business In town this morning. Kev. Simpson went to Howard, S. D., on Tuesday morning's train. P-Thielman and Z. R. \yjjrd were down from Parker Saturday, J. JI. JTarnswprth is expected hp np this week from his eastern trip, 4- F. Elliott, of Centreville, was jn Hurley between trains Tuesday. Mrs. J. J. Cutter and daughter, of Parker, spent Sunday jn Hurley. Davo Rockey and Frank Iloyne, of Centreville, were in town Sunday. 3\Jiss Maggie Dopp, of Parker, js visit ing with Mrs. Ferguson this wpek. C. H. JSmerson, of the firm of Emer son, Talcott & Co., llockford, 111., was transacting business with J. A.Scott this week. Miss Carrie Allen departed Tuesday her home at Mason City, Iowa, for ^fter a two weeks visit with relatives and friends here. Mayor Rice, of Huron, has been visit ing friends in Hurley during the past week, and of course talked capital some while here. I. A. Elmer, traveling agent for the Smith Wagon Co., was doing business in town this weeif, Peter Johansen, who has been clerk in the butcher shop in Hurley for the past two years, has gone to Alcester to stay tkis summer, E. O. Davis is home from a trip to southern Nebraska, lie reports crops better in northern Nebraska and South Dakota than lurther south. Mr. Frank Downing, of Anbrew, la., arrived Wednesday, and expects to spend a few days with his si: Leta, Mrs. J. A. Scott and Mrs. A. P. Boyd. W. O, Brown, editor of this paper, and wife are taking in the editorial ex cursion to tho Black Hills. Their daughter Vera, will visit in liedfield until their return. Household Furniture for Sale. As I am about, to move away from llurley, I oifer my household furniture of all kinds for sale cheap. Jl MRS. JENSEN. J'arJfpp Pomlcnugff. Parker, July 28, 1890. With that delicate consideration for the feelings of others that has char acterized the New IJrij for the past eight months, the gentlemanly ad in terem editor of that paper speaks of your correspondent as tho poor, old palsied tool. It is the .way the New Era has of answering either charges against its purbity, or answering nrgu ment. and is expected. The misfit editor of thp above (1 came near saying journal)—with a fine conceit says, "He thinks the New Era has called a halt in the interest of peace do you imagine the New Era is the boss?" Oh, np! not by any means. Do you recollet, Mr. ad interem, in one of your seasons of relaxation, pf tejling confi dentially, all whom yon cpuld get to listen, who the boss really was? It was the boss who called the halt in the interest of success. The New Era, with remarkable perspicuity, discovers a "muses nest," located on the court house ground in the street. If the New Era is no nearer correct in its .conclusions as to forfeiture, etc., than is its copy of the conveyance of block 3. Kin} tyi}}'8 gd addition, with its condisioip, the public as well as the vault will remain undisturbed by this b^g-a-boo of the New Era. The county officials with the excep-. tion ot clerk of the court, are occupying their new quarters on the hill It is rumored that an o. p. will be opened here gQ^n'in order {ijiat ley may not get too many vfties {bed for the next contest on the HURLEY, SOUTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, Partial List of Real Estate for Sale by ALLEN'S AQENCY, A. No. 3—$325— acres ad ley. A splendicf opportunf urban residency fl Terms liberal. m- ,y for a Sub- market garden. No 15—S3,00Q-r-180 acres 2 miles north of Hurley. B0 acres cultivated, GO acres fenced pasture, 20 acres trees, ood house, good barn aqd cattle sheds, wells good water, lots of shrubbery and fruit trees, Terqs liberal. No.33—SI,000—Agood residence and 3 lots in Hurley. Part cash, balance pri easy payments. No. 35- S3,000—1G0 acres adjoining Hurley. No better land on earth. No improvements. No. 40—S2,100—320 acres wild land, 12 miles from Hurley, good farm land. One-third cash, balance in 1 or 2 years, 8 per cent. No. 42— S2,500—160 acres. Improved farm 3 miles southwest of Ilurjey, Up acres cultivated, 14 acres of KVyeur-old timber, No. 1 frame houso ana barn, good well and other improvements. Terms, S5QQ or more cash, balance on easy payments. No. 43—83,200—ICQ acres ono mile from Hurley, good bouse, good stables and sheds, (}0 acres under cultivation, 5 acres trees and fruits, 40 acres fenced pasture, terms easy, or will trade for \yilrt land. E No. 44—S350—One story dwelling and lot in Hurley, terms to suit purr chaser. No. 48—Sl.700—100 acres 3 miles northwest of Centreville, 25 acres i)nder cultivation. No. 40—$3,000—153 acres adjoining Hurley. CO acres fenced pasture, 85 acres under cultivation, 8 acres trees, flew 2-story house 24x34 feet, good stables, granary, ptp-. artesian well. No, 51—53,200—100 acres mile northeast of Hurley, 50 acrcs under cultrvalion, 00 acres fanced pasture, 14 jtcres timber, good house, good barn, cra^ijrj-, stjlpds. etc.. good well, terms casv. ]ST No. 57—$475—I-story 4 room dwelling 2l\20 and lot 50x140. Terms, monthly installments or will trade for ivilij luiul. No. 00-52,000-100 acres improved farm in Swan l.ake township 6 miles south west of Hur ley. 150 acrcs fenced, CO acrc^ cultivated, good frame house, frame barn, granaries and sheds, plenty water and grass, a splendid farm for stock or grain raiding. Terms to suit purchaser. •9 Nu. 01—55,000—240 acrc farm 1 mile north of Hurley, 80 acres cultivated, 70 acrcs fenced pasture, about 5 acres shade and fruit trees, lur^e 2-story frame house, 2 large barns, good sheds, etc., for stock, 2 drive wells with pumps. Terms to suit jmrs-iiaser. No. 02—§1,700—142 acres Bullies southeast of I'arkcr, 7 miles northeast of llurley, 50 acres cultivated, 35 acres fenced, 5 acres timber, adapted tq citpi and stock raising, watered by Ycrniillioii river. A rare bargain, easy terms. No. 03—SI ,700—1G0 acres l! miles northeast of Hurley, 130 acrcs fonecd pasture. 15 acres tim ber. good well, good water, good stock farm. No, 01—2 lots In Sill's add to Hurley a|id 5 acrcs adjoining, 2-story house- 31x20 \y|t|) fi|il 10x20 (a well made house, good ccllar) 50 barrel cistern, 2 good wells, frame barn 22x30.5 acrcs fcnccd pasture. Terms and prices vi lli be made known on application. A bargain for someone. No. 71—Sl,200—100 acres 2 miles northeast of Hurley, 40 acres cultivated land frame house t0x20, frame barn, fev/ senile trees. Terms to subpurchaser watered by well and pond good stock farm. No. 75—$2,100—100 acres 214 miles west of IIurr ley. 90 acres cultivated small house good l)ijrn apd sheds 5 acrcs ot trees deep rich soil. 2 wells. Terms to suit purchaser. Gr No. 70—$2.000—200 acrcs 5 llljles squtliwest of Hurley. 40 acres under cultivation 30 acres of large timber. £:K» mortgage to be assumed, balance cash or deferred payments. No. 77—$2,350—100 acrc improved farn) 2 miles south of Hurley. Frame house, barn and gra nary. 2 wells, 40 acres cultivated, 40 acres fenced pasture, 5 acrcs trees soil, deep clay loam. No. 78- §2,200—100 acre farm 3 miles from Hur ley. 40 acres cultivated 3 acres shade trees fruit trees, 2 wells, good frame house and barn, granary, caffle sliuds', etc.' 'l'"rn^ cafTi. No. SO—31,700—1WI acres 2!5 miles north ot Ilurlev 30 acres cultivated 10 acres trees 1! story frame house frame stable: good well. E No. 51—$1,200—100 acrcs 5 miles noitheast of llnr.lcy, 40 acres cultivated 15 acres tame hay |anii good frame house and barn good well and a few shade trees soil ricl sandy loam. Mortgago $250,8 per cent, to be assumed. Bal ance on easy payinpnfj. !i lujle from school. No. 83—$3,000—320 acres 5!' miles northwest of Hurley 111 Norway township two farm dwellings, granary, stables, etc. gjjod well and spring 3 acres shade and frnit tfees 200acres cultivated 75 aeres fencud. Mortgage $2.0f|0 to be assumed, balance cash. Tills is a splcnc}!jl farm for grain and stock raising. No. 84—$1,000—1storv 4 room frame house and Iqt In Hurley, 50*140 feet desirably located: •large cistern, cellar, fence, etc., everything finished llrst-chiss throughout. are INT No. 85—$000-114 story 4-rooin. house 1U3), nearly ijew lot 50x140 feet 85-barrel cistern. Terms liberal. No, «/—$1,500—100 acrcs wild land :i! niilps wt pf Hurley. Terms Slop cash ii Uanp» long JlHie at 8 per cent. Public school on land. NR.. 9}—$1,700—LEG acrcs !5 illllo from Hurley good hay or farm land: $800 mortgage to be assumed balance cash or tjmc. No. 0Q—$1.050—80.acres. 2!£ miles southwest of Ilurliy. 4-ruom frame house 2-story frame barn 15 aeres cultivated -fo acrcs fence) pas ture 3 acres fruit and shade trcusj rfch soil and ROA(| water, lerms liberal. I of 1it). 92—$375—10 acres 3 miles squtl|wc6t ll^rjey good hay or pasture laud,. JJfl. OS -$1,400—152 acies 7 mllps southeast cf ligpiey in the coal belt a good, cheap farm. Np. 97—Frame storo building oil Center A,ye., Hurley, to sell cheap, or trafe fpr land qcar Hurley. No. loo—$2,050—ino acr:' farm in Yankton Ca it miles southwest of Hurley, and 12 inljes noftii west or Centreville, l!i story brick veneered dwelling 5 rooms J)|)d stone cellar stfliie bapi 25x70 feet- frame liarn and slieds ito&B teet 2p acre fenced pasture loo :tores culfiyatcd |D acres tame grass acf^s timber 2 gopd well?. This farm would be cheap #t $3,000. No. 101—$1,000—100 aeres wipf l^n.d in Ijly]L wiide township 15 miles from Hufftey,. We have, as ogentw for t4io WcsUfi) Tny» J,-* Co., and other parties, a number of yj^eoul fots In nil parts of Hurley, which we are prepared to J' C.OUNTV Stf 4T.""3» offer at very low rates and ou reasonable 1890. This space belongs to Jiuj" Of course you know him, and you will .find him rustling Dry Goods, No tions and Boots and Shoes at his pw store Farmers Attention! At this season of the year, Machine Oi^s more cussed and discussed than any other line of merchandise. My old custo mers know where to get just what they want, and from new consumers I would re spectfully ask a fair trial. Without'fear of successful contradiction, I can safely say that I carry the heaviest stock and most convplcte line of these goods in Turner Go. Prices from 30 cents to $1.75 per gallon. If oils are not as j'epresented as to price ancl quality, return same and have money vefunded. CJigJlics, good tast colors, Standard Prints, (lingnams, CJoQd, Hleac-hed Muslin, PIONEER DRUG STORE, E. BRAUCH. Proprietor. SUMMER IS HERE! And you will find it to your interest to buy your E O O S at ALLEN BllO'S, where you will find 3 good assortment, consisting of WHITE GOODS, DRESS GOODS, LAWNS, CHALLIES, SATTRENS, ETC. All-over and Skirting Embroideries and Laces. immTN shoes We have a good line for Ladies. Children and Men. Remejnber that on anything in the shoe line we guarantee to save you 15 to 20 per cent. Don't forgei that wtj pay as mucti for Eggs nnd Butter as any one, 9Pfl we w|l) save you from 5 to IS cepts oft every dollar's worth of goods you buy. Yours for y/v. .mm* cents up. from ft ." y- 5 £8 T* .£ if You Should Happen to Want a Bujpm) Why not buy one ttot you can get Repairs THE M'CORMICK We have got them. fSxy-ihfrb A* 'MMit i-s- :.v 1^1 wte *%€, *%. -.-s f\ «$$!$- NUMBER X4, is all Steel-no Woftjd to rof, Kg How about the J. I. Case Threshing Machines? ELLIOTT & BACH J. A. SCOTT, DEALER IN STANDARD 6-FT, MOWERS, STANDARD 12-FT HAY RAKES, JOHN DEERE NEW DEAL PLOWS, JOHN DERRE WALKING PLOWS. NEW CROWN SEWING MACHINES, CROWN ORGANS. Hurley, S. D. JOS. FRIGK, rroprlefor Hurley Meat Market Fresh and Smoked Meat Always on Hand. Hjglteat Vr'eea V»i'd for Live Stock, Hidps anil Fr* I1UKLEY. DAKOTA- F. M. SLAGIE & CO. -DW.EUIS LUMBER Lime, Cement. Stxxcco and. Eejioe Posts. ococoococcoc HARD AND SOFT COAL. E. S. HENRIUHS, Manager. S. "D. I N E 6c S O N DEALERS IN Staple and Fancy O E I E S Flour, Salt, Tobacco, etc, HURLEY, SOUTH DAKOTA. CASH! OASH! We will sell our goods for QASH or farm produce or SECURED PAPER only, and will not be undersold by any one. Buy of us a Coupon Credit Book and keep your own accounts. We deal in Groceries, Flouiy Salt, Crockery, Glassware, !STo^ tions and jewelry. Good goods sold cheap. J. W. KELLAR. OASH! GASH! HURLEY FURNITURE STORE. New Stock and Prices to Suit the Times. CALL AND SEE MY GOODS BEFORE BUYING. Coffins^ and Undertaker's Furnishing Goods. G. LfPALMEE, Pi-op, .i&jS if for? •'W $ Vk r% Kn hi