Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-12-06
Lamson s. Farnsworth have built a

The windows OF the Baptist church
are to be clothed.
Go to jill. Queal & Co.'s for hard and
soft coal. lime. hair. sc.
Fresh bottled beer of the best quality |
always in stock at .Ierry's.
The editor of the State Record claims
to have sleeves in his shirt.
Ransom Buchanan has opened his
barber shop next door to Rees'.
p The threshers have put away their
little machines for this season.
Carload of hard coal just received at
the elevator, direct from the mine.
Apples, oysters and cranberries at
The Pioneer drug store for the holidays.
jill. Queal and Co have received a
large supply of hard and soft coal. Call
and see them.
will loan you money at low interest
and no commission. G. Frederickson
Hurley, ID. I.
Ten thousand dollars to loan at Near
& Wards real estate office. Rates as
low as the lowest.
A fine assortment of meerschaum
pipes at the Pioneer Drug Store. Just
the thing for holiday present.
4 Our fine weather still continues, and
those who have outdoor work to do are
rushing around with their coats off.
War declared in the boot and shoe
trade. Down they go. Get our prices
before purchasing elsewhere. Robinson.
w. r. Gowdy has recently purchased
heavy draft stallion, which will be
used to improve Turner county stock.
| Fifty thousand dollars to loan on I'M
/ proved farms in Turner county at
current rates, by Citizens Bank, Parker,
Dakota.
w. II. Murdoch is at N. z. Junction,
Mimi, and says he can't get along with
out the Herald. He reports times dull
and wages low.
Arrangements have been completed
for Christmas tree at Grace church,
Monday evening. Dec. "a, in which all
are invited to participate.
Look out for big dance and supper
in Hurley about New Years. The
Grand Army boys are taking it up and
good time may be expected.
q
A Messrs. Keer & Christianson threshed
1,1S4 bushels of oats in seven hours and
thirty minutes on the farm of Press
A Francis, three miles south OF town.
Stand from under, for down they
come! For the purpose of making room
for other goods, we will for the next
twenty days sell boots and shoes at
wholesale prices. Robinson.
J. II. Queal s. Co. offer to the citizens
of Turner and adjacent counties, a large
and well assorted stock of lumber, posts
lath, shingles, sash, doors, blinds, moald
ings, building paper, coal, lime, hair
r &c, &c.
The Right Rev. w. II. Hare. Bishop
of Southern Dakota, will be.in Hurley
Monday, Dec 10th, and will hold servi
! ces in Grace church in the evening, al
7:3O. All are cordially invited to b'
u present.
/, When we say wholesale prices w
mean the price for which a large stool
= can be bought for cash, and not tn
price at which four or five hundred dol
lars worth of goods can be bought o.
time. We mean business. Robinson
"a 1t is reported that MAIDS Hansen, tn
/ Lake county murderer who escape
& from the Yankton county jail Will
the jailor was so overcome with fea
VI that he could not invite HIM to remail
ahas been captured at Miles City, Nor
tana.
E. S. McCook post G. A. r., of HUI
Z ley, will hold special meeting on Sa
= urday eve, Dec 9Th, for the purpose {
forming Ladies Auxiliary Society. A
widows, wives and daughters {
soldiers, and all ladies interested in IL
cause are respectfully requested to a
tend. BY order of the Post.
L. Karr, YanktoD's successful art
sian well man, manufactures and fn
nishes tools to parties wishing to p'
down wells for themselves, or he w
contract to do such work for parties
need of wells. Parties dealing vii
Mr.. Karr are assured of fair treatme
VI. and honest work.
'e' December 1st, 1883 3-From this da
at we are going to sell boots and shoe
hats and caps, gents and ladies IL
ale nishing goods, dress and cloak trll
mings, table linen, towels, napkl
MS hosiery, gloves, mittens, and in IL
everything in our line at prices ney
heard Of IN Turner county. Robinsc
Give your town papers a liberal ST
j lsport, send samale copies to your caste
Friends and get them interested a
h,e3 they will soon be looking for homes
s Dakota Printers INK is a safe inve
,o.13 lllellt, ttliu ~ lliSuies d plS iOeuAA. y
of the most successful colonizers in
territory gives it as his experience tt
IN by far the most effective agencies tc
cure desirable settlers are the live
,et-9 pers of the territory. He says Il
whenever he thinks of a person in
atsI states whom he especially desires to
terest in Dakota, he commences sendl