Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-11-27
LOCAL MENTION.
Buy your whips of II. Rees.
Fence wire of all kinds at Rees'.

Buy your whips Of II. Rees.
Fence wire Of all kinds at Rees.
Marion is to have skating rink.
Coal hods and fire shovels at Rees'.
New goods at Mansfield & Aliens.
Fresh Oysters at Pioneer Drug Store.
DIR. Gallagher is trying to raise
beard.
Horses and mules for sale by W. r.
Gowdy.
Buy the Enterprise meat-chopper, Of
r. Rees.
Apples in any quantity at Mansfield
& Aliens.
Blaine for president and r. Rees for
hardware.
Buy Rogers Bros silver plated ware
of r. Rees.
Buy American Stock Food at Pioneer
Drug Store.
A new line of gloves and mittens at
Hogan & Piers.
just enough snow to whlten the
ground this morning.
The shoemaker and blacksmith don't
have any loafing time.
New goods arriving daily at the
Pioneer Hardware Store
A full line of Harper's school books
at the Pioneer Drug Store.
The band will play at the rink We'd
nesday and Friday evenings.
A car load of brick just received at
L. L. Smullin's lumber yard.
There are rumors in the air of
wedding soon to take place.
Oil your harness with Buchanan's
Honest Harness Oil. Sold by r. Rees
DR.. Miller is building up lucrative
practice, and is making friends rapidly.
1t is delight to burn Peraline Oil,
which can be had only at the Pioneer
Drug Store.
Another car of fresh wood burned
white lime just received at L. L. Smul-
Inns Lumber Yard.
Look out for that immense stock of
Holiday Goods which will be at the
Pioneer Drug Store soon.
Mr.. Jas. Smullin is improving, and
will accompany his father to Iowa as
| soon as he is able to travel.
The Yankton Press advertises for
boy "who is thoroughly rested" He
/ will be a curiosity around that office.
I ere are now So pupils enrolled in
the Hurley public school. The average
attendance for the second month was
41.2.
The celebrated Trunk Coffee at Rob
inson's. Buy g dollars worth, and if
you are lucky get a first-class trunk
/ free.
| The election of officers of the E. S.
McCook post &. A. r., will be held at
the regular meeting on the first Satur-
day in December.
Charles G. .Seifert has charge of the
upper department of the Marion public
school, and Miss Katie Byrne Of the
lower department.
| A Bismarck dispatch of the 26th re-
ports the Missouri river still open at
Bismarck and rain filling. The river
is closed at Yankton.
We want 200 bushels of good pota-
toes. Ii you have ~::s5r to sell, bring
them in. We are paying Is cents per
/ bushel. Mansfield s. Allen.
4 II is only the monopolists who are
| afraid OF Cleveland. Straight dealers
rejoice when they can give low prices,
i Live, ana let live" is the motto at
Robinson's.
i Bishop Hare will hold service and
/. administer the rite of confirmation at
Grace church Wednesday tvening, Dec
Sd, at 7:30 o'clock. A general invita-
ton is extended,
The teacher and pupils of the Hurley
public school will give an exhibition al
the close o. the present term, the pro
ceeds of which will 60 toward the be.
ginning of public library for Hurley
Henry A. Perkins, one of the proprie
tors of the Sioux City Journal, died al
his residence in that city on Saturday
last, his death being caused from in
flammatory rheumatism, which went te
his brain.
.Well," said Timon, walking up to ;
group of men, 'they had to let the maj
Ego; they held an inquest on him and hi
was not the fellow they wanted" B!
, the way" continued the philosopher
j. what difference it has made in th'
: price of matches since the salary wa
taken Off"
: First, subscribe for your home paper
J. second. take the Sioux City Weekl,
Q Journal, which contains more reading
I. matter Of general interest to this sec
I. ton than any other newspaper. 1t i
furnished at the low price of Sl.25
year, which brings it within the reacl
of all. Read the advertisement in al
y other column and note the attraction
e it offers. Parties wishing to take tn
Herald and the Sioux City Week.
journal, can have the two papers on
year for $3.50 by subscribing throug
this Office.
AttentionFarmers.
Having engaged in the business {
buying hogs at Hurley, l am now pr
pared to pay the highest market pric
Headquarters at Snyder's lumber offic