Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-01-10
LOCAL MENTION.
LOCAL MENTION.
Cider.
smallcider.
S'moreofth'same.

S'moreofth same.
How are your ears?
There is no saloon in Hurley.
Tenement houses arr in demand,
How many fingers did you freeze?
Fine weather for slelghing parties.
Go to Sargent's for your pie timber
Turner county now has five commits
sioners.
The best and cheapest cranberries at
Sargents.
A few choice residence lots for sale
~ Il. Rees.
Get your winter supply of coal of j.
A. Queal s. Co.
Frosted noses, ears, fingers, etc, are
quite numerous.
Large stock of overcoats at reduced
prices at Sargent's.
Ground feed 80 cents to $1.OO perhun-
dred at the elevator.
Go to J. Queal 4 Co.'S for hard and
soft coal, lime. hair. sc.
Stock receipts have been quite ex-
tensive during the week.
Miss Hattie Wood had the misfortune
to frost her arms last Friday,
The county commissioners met Mon
day and adjourned Thursday
John Nelson is hauling foundation
stone for his new wagon shop.
Hurley has a "bonded warehouse"
For particulars inquire of E. Brauch.
Fox Robinson has had some frosted
fingers to nurse since Friday nights
fire.
Newspapers in north Dakota receive
$3.50 for the publication of final proof
notices.
Work is being pushed on the bank
building as rapidly as the weather will
permit.
Branch has not seen his dog Fritz
since the night of the fire. He has very
strong suspicious however.
A camp of the Sons of Veterans has
been organized at Yankton under the
name of Gen. Custer camp No. 1.
The county board instructed theil
clerk to inform Assessor Graber thai
his resignation would be accepted.
We are told that the Thermometer
registered 40 below at Parker last Fri
day. Glad we don'tli so far north.
The NJ. E. society at Swan Lake viii
hold sociable at the church neyt Tues
day evening, to which all are cordial!
invited.
N. NJ. Basye, of Swan Lake, is suffer
ing from severe attack of erysipela
in the head.
Dropping in at Jerry Murphy's Will
at Swan Lake to-day we found him ful
of business and ordering new goods TO
his many customers.
Theodore johnson will soon assum
the role Of the country school-mastel
having been engaged to teach the win
ter term in the Fromer district.
The bondsInen of Jerry Manning o
the indictments found against him a
the last spring term of court, deiivere
him up to the sheriff last Monday nigh
Failing to procure bail elsewhere. Jerr
deposited the cash, and thus secure
his release.
Yes, Oscar" Editor Brown wa
laughing all over when sitting on dc
leetlee wheelbarrow," and had you hal
pened in town about that time yor
official position not have exempted yo
from similar service.
We are in receipt of Charles A. Vog
ler & Co.'s second annual calender,
which work they print II 100000 copi'
in the English language. The public
tion Is novel and amusing one, an
will be placed in every drug store in tt
land for gratuitous distribution.
The first case brought for trial
Hurley under the provisions of Il
town ordinances, was that OF Jerl
Manning charged with selling intoxic
ting liquors without having first pr
cured a license. The trial of the eau
occupied several hours. and the jul
after remaining out all night failed
agree on verdict. The prosecute
was conducted by Mr.. Cone and the d
,nse by Mr.. Jones.