Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-12-31

Christmas dance at the skating rink.
d. 9. Ward has taken charge of the
Hurley section of the Northwestern.
F E lIamblen now occupies quarters
in Lamson q Smullin's new building.
If you want to keep your house warm
and cosy-order storm sash at Snyder's.
The Herald job department has been
Kept pretty busy during the past
month.
Have you squared up all your ac-
counts for the year-or did you forget
the printerY
L. Brauch sold about 81 600 worth Of
holiday goods. Not very bad for
sway station"
The Christmas and holiday trade far
surpassed the most sanguine expecta-
tions of our merchants.
The Parker Press Annual" is re-
ceived, and contains some fine speci-
mems of Bro. Hoyt's artistic skill.
The New Era issued some very neat
holiday advertising cards. advertising
that paper and its job department.
Parties visiting Yankton make close
connections at Centreville, coming and
going, by taking the regular passenger
train.
Girls Frederickson is doing quite an
extensive business of shipping dressed
meats to Aberdeen and other northern
points.
The Dakota Mutual is winning lots
OF friends. 1t is good company, and
is sure to become the favoritet the
people.
The social given by the l. O. G. T.
society Christmas night brought out a
large crowd and pleasant evening was
passed by all
The arrival of young daughter at
the residence Of Ed. Mann has caused
him to grow several inches during the
past few days.
| Const. Root sold 400 bushels of flax
on The Hurley market yesterday at
Sl.oO per bushel. The seed was No. /
and will be kept for seed.
/ The wind veered around to the north
west Tuesday, and the thermometer
now registers several degrees lower
and it is probable that the plow teams
will now get few weeks rest.
4 It's reported that one of Hurley's
prominent young stock dealers has ap
3 piled for an "annual over the North
western railway since the completion
OF the Yankton-Centreville line. HI
says he must make that point even il
he has to walker.
The CenJrevilIe Index has been sole
to Mr.. McMullen, late of the iretor
Qowa) Clipper. The Herald extend
the hand of welcome to Mr.. McMullen
and eongratulates him on acquirin.
possession of what will be, with prope
management, one of the best newspape
"plants" in southeastern Dakota.
Christmas Eye. festivities were
grand success. There were at leas
500 persons gathered at School Hous
hall, and many others failed to gain er
trance. The singing. and other eXel
cises passed off very pleasantly, bu
considerable i'm patience was man
tested by the little ones watching t
"see the boat come round the bend.
and when it did come, laden with il
! large cargo of precious gifts, JOY shon
from every countenance. Santa Clar
remembered all in a manner that WI
: make them more eager for the retur
J. of the festive occasion.
Gedey's Lady's Book for January is
4 number equipped with special attra
t tions. The steel engraved frontiepiec
illustrating couplet from Goldsmith
d deserted Village" isa fine charact'
r study of juvenile life. It represents
scene in country school a century as
/. and is of the most finished engraving
Il ever offered to the subscribers of
monthly magazine. There is an ext
colored fashion plate this month,
page of original decorative designs.
). work plate in colors, and the usu
4 number of illustrations in black III
& white. The book opens this mon
with story by Mary E. Bradley, :"
Case of Necessity" and the conclusic
of Mr.. Bowman's picturesque Roman
ID of Brule." A very charming Chri'
e mas story, called Midwinter Nigh
re Dream" appears in this number
% gether with the account of Miss EN
lyn's New Years calls" by Kate Nee
Hill, and charade on the words Ne
Years." by Mrs. S. L. Oberholtz
Helen Mather's serial "Love Lies
bleeding is continued this month a
thereis judicious sprinkling of poel
~ =. by several graceful writers of yer
- The fashion and work departments
. Godey's Lady's Book are admirably CO
Quoted and practical hints ON dressms
ing, housekeeping. ETC., are of substi
tai utility. With this number two N
departments, i. e., Science and Agrlc
ture, haye been, opened in the "a
Chair, and new subscribers are endo "
with superb steel engraving cal
sympathy I" which is l7x2O1s inches
dimensions. Godey's Lady's Book
never looked better or done better VIC
than 1t is doing now aDA it deserves
creased patronage during the coml
year.