Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-01-01
LOCAL MENTION.
1885.
Swear off.
This is winterl
Pay the printer.
Fun at the rink.
Happy New Year.
Did you write it right.
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Happy New Year.
Did you write it right.
Buy your whips of II. Rees.
The ladies' auxiliary meets Jan. Sd.
Grand dance and supper January s.
New goods at Mansfield & Aliens.
Fresh Oysters at Pioneer Drug Store.
Manitoba waves are numerous and
heavy,
Business men are exchanging calls
to-day.
Buy American Stock Food at Pioneer
Drug Store.
An infant blizzard visited this sec
tion Tuesday.
Grain receipts have been light during
the past week.
BE sure and get ticket to the band
dance and supper.
If you are reading borrowed paper,
call around and subscribe.
Put in your orders early for the Ohio
block coal, j. II. Farnsworth.
If you wish to subscribe for any pub
lication call at the Herald Office.
Mrs. Geo. Beeken presented her hus-
band with a fine girl baby on Christ
mas day.
Owing to the stormy weather, the
band dance and supper was postponed
until Jan. 9Th.
Rev. f. A. Burdick, NJ. f., will preach
at the Baptist church, Sunday evening,
| at seven o'clock
Potatoes, turnips, beets, citrons, cab
bages, squashes and pumpkins always
on hand at Mansfield & Aliens.
Come to Hurley and call on Hogan &
Pier. Examine their goods and get
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
The celebrated Trunk Coffee at Rob
inson's. Buy dollars worth, and if
you are lucky get a first-class trunk
free.
| Do not neglect, when you visit Par
ker, to call on Partitt the photographer
and have your likeness taken in No.
style.
Have you tried that Ohio block coal
the best and cheapest ever brought into
Turner county. For sale by j. II
Farnsworth.
There will be meeting of the ladies'
auxiliary at Aliens hall, Saturday, Jan
3, at 3 o'clock, at which time an elec
tion of officers will take place.
Rev. and Mrs. Sill wish to expires.
| hearty thanks to those kind friends
who presenred them with such a0a1n
tokens of regard on Christmas Eve.
Messrs. Chas, Poole and Ed. Swa1
have leased the skating rink, and thos,
wishing to enjoy quiet skate can nov
come and bring their lady friends.
Forty-two democrats are in the fielt
for the postof1ice at Flandrau, ant
strange to relate. there was not sin
) gle democratic vote cast in the city.
1t is said that there is lady teache
in the Plankinton school who klsse
the boy who gets to school first in tn
morning. Wonder if the plan will be
come universal.
The Dakota Outlook is now publishe
as a weekly newspaper giving to Ianl
3 ton it's fourth weekly, and increasin
; it's own usefulness as an earnest workt
n for the good of Dakota.
We would call the attention Of lor
y y readers to the article headed "a Gun
3 for Diphtheria.' This remedy is sal
0 to have been tested by prominent ph.
0 sicians and declared to be all that
CLAIMED for it.
: Alex. Mckenzie has returned to Bi
marck from the New Orleans expos
ton, and will probably take a rest b
!, fore entering upon his duties as man
u u ger of the territorial legislature, Whit
convenes on the 18th inst.
D. MAIDS Peter Jorgenscn, living tV
i. miles south of Swan Lake. had the IN
n fortune to lose his house and conten
$. by fire during the severe storm al
,e cold of Tuesday night. His loss is
v. the neighborhood of $500: insured
v the Farmers Association, of Danevil
The ladies Baptist sociable will
held at the residedce of Rev. S. 81
Wednesday evening. Jan. Z. A cord
invitation is extended to ALL Tho
IS wishing to ride will please leave wo
es with j. F. Robinson and teams will
ca sent for them. BY order of preside
Is Mrs. Mann,
The Goth anniversary of the battle
lr- New Orleans will be celebrated in ii
ry. ley by grand dance and supper at
ed new school house, under the auspi
of the Hurley Cornet band. The h
nr the finest in the county, and the best
az music will be furnished. Let there
a big turn out and a jolly time.
Vick's Floral Guide for 1885 has b.
received, and surpasses any previ
ao edition of the work. To those v
have dealt with this famous seed no
'ou it is needless to offer any advise; but
!. others we would say, don't fail to St
lis. TO James Wick, Rochester, N. VT
! s. enclose ten cents for the Floral Gin
Thomas Hill received holiday p
Dill. ent of a fine boy, which was presen
eer to him by his wife on Sunday morni
last, Dec. 2Sth. Tom. was able te
,ad around town on New Years day,
nj, carried a mammoth box of cigars III
his arm, which he was distributing
his many friends. Mother and G
M az doing nicely.
A narty of invited friends gathI