Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19
LOCAL MENTION.
How about that $4,000?
The corn cribs are getting full.
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For Trunks. Valises &C., at cost 60 to
Pier & Fergusons.
Turner county cast over 1000 votes
at the recent election.
II you want any furniture call and
see Mansfield u Allen.
Another car CT Hooking Valley coal
just received by Lamson & Smullin.
Two cars of best quality of nut and
range coal received to-day at Snyder's.
Come to the front with your $1,000
Bro. Hackett, if YOU want united
county.
Henry, put your name dow for
$1,000, we don't intend to put up the
money
If you want to borrow money on
real estate or chattel property call on
JOS. Allen.
Buy your hard and soft coal OF Lam
son & Smullin. A full supply constant
ly on hand.
The creamery of F. M. Smith. at Yer
million, was destroyed by fire Wednes-
day morning.
| Fox Robinson has been making i'm
provements on his fine farm in the way
OF buildings.
| Subscription money is coming in, but
| there are several hundred dollars
| staiioing out.
Cheap for cash-25 to 80 tons Of hay,
two miles southeast of Hurley. Inquire
of e. A. Okken.
The most complete line of Gloves and
NIittens ever brought to Turner county
at Pier 4 Ferguson's.
Robinson 81 Wood have been making
numerous Improvements to the lnterl-
or of their meat market.
If You wish to take some other paper
in connection with the Herald, call and
get bottom CASH prices.
Parker must make good its promise
to the taxpayers if it expects to be re-
spected at home or abroad.
Mask skating aid dance, at the Kur-
ley Rink, Thanksgiving evening.
Everybody cordially invited.
The musical entertainment last Fri
day evening proved very satisfactory,
and was highly enjoyed by all present.
We must have some more potatoes
| Iu-i .,l1n ciS fv tS hn ch al
on account for few bushels of good
ones.
j. G.. Okken is preparing winter
quarters for his stock, having Just com.
plete,l Il cow shed 14x32, with 10 ft
posts.
Ten dozen eggs will pay years sub
seription to the Herald and entitle vol
to number IN the sewing machin,
drawing.
Ye editor has been visiting IN neigh
boring cities for several days past, and
is consequently little "off" on local
happenings.
We have full line of ladies ant
misses cloaks and dolmans. at price
that will astonish you. They must b'
sold. Pier & Ferguson.
If you want that sewing machine FOL
your wife a Christmas present, you had
better call in and get registered in tn
"paid in advance b ook.
r. Rees, of the City Drug Store, ha!
: a few words to say to the Herald read
ers this week. Rees' goods, like hi
t democracy, are of the best.
A little more work is needed to com
I plete the road from the fremont hous
to the depot. and the present Is a goo
d time for the work to be done.
Ohio block coal, Hooking Vally coal
J. Ill. coal, Iowa coal, blacksmith's coal
well screened, coal-any kind of coz
= for sale by j. I'll. L arnsworth.
Oscar Snyder is still rushing out lun
t Der in large quantities. Teams can }
seen loading IN his yard late and earl,
Il Farmers are making extensive improY
ments this fall.
II We give the official returns OF III
canvassing board this week. For re;
sons best known to other parties it W.
J was not sent to the Herald in time fc
last weeks issue of the paper.
: 1.-THE Housekeeper," published ;
Minneapolis, Mimi, is one of the be
family monthlies in the west. I'll
y regular subscription price is $1.OO pt
s year but by clubbing with the Heral
you can get it for 60 cents year.
=. .. Peter Allen holds the first pole
'' issued by the Dakota Mutual Ins. c
in Turner county. The company
Sc starting out with fine business, is
IN home iDstution and should be patro
lied by Dakotains. For further pa
ed ticulars call at the Herald office.
or Benjamin Van Ningen and Mi
Anna j. Biemann were united in ma
a riage on the 10Th inst. by d. G. Turnt
Y, at his residence, Willow Brook farl
A The contracting parties are both re:
st dents of Turner county. and the lie
X aid wishes them much JOY in their ne
Is relations.
The Herald editor called on Marsh
Maratta at his Office in Yankton tt
. week, and found the genial capita
:. -. busily engaged with court matters, a
y his right hand extended to greet I
many friends. We had the pleasure
the same time OF meeting Mrs. Marat
and daughter.
~ You may not be aware of it, but
go fact, that many OF the medicines r
- commended for Group contain eltf
cloroform or opium, and cannot
given to children in the large and Il
quent doses required, in cases OF cro'