Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-11-26
LOCAL MENTION.
LOCAL MENTION.
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Bring in your job printing.
Fine weather for husking corn.
Sweet cider at Pioneer drug store.
Plant your ads. for the holiday trade.
Sea Foam-Ask John Mansfield
about it.
All kinds OF Hardware at Mont
yomery's.
Did you hear that Parker was to put
up bonus.
Haven't heard OF that Parker bonus
being put up yet.
Beautiful weather, and the finest
roads in the world.
A Catholic .air and ball was held
at Marion Nov. 23d.
There is a fine opening in Hurley for
a good harness maker.
Judge Palmer to Coy. Pierce" Why
didn't you burn that letter."
Thanksgiving week, and the Herald
is consequently little earlier.
v no said the Parker bonus was in
the hands of the commissioners?
Another car CT Hooking Valley coal
just received by Lamson g. Smullin.
Two cars of best quality of nut and
range coal received to-day at Snyder's.
Lamson & Smullln are putting the
glass front into their new store build
ing.
Farmers, call at the Herald office and
get insurance rates in the Dakota Mu-
tual.
If you want to borrow money on
real estate or chattel property call on
Jos. Allen.
/ Cheap for cash-25 to 30 tons of hay,
two miles southeast of Hurley. Inquire
of G. 4. Okken.
The most complete line of Gloves and
Mittens ever brought to Turner county
at Pier & Ferguson's.
If you wish to take ONE other paper
in connection with the Herald, call and
get bottom CASH prices.
Mask skating and dance, at the Kur-
ley Rink, Thanksgiving evening
Everybody cordially invited.
N. G. Kier received bad cut on hi:
,, forefinger from band cutter whil'
feeding a thresher Tuesday morning.
We must have some more potatoes
. and will allow sixty cents per bushe
on account for few bushels of goot
ones.
Ten dozen eggs Will pay years sub
seription to the Herald, and entitle yol
to number ID The sewing machin
!, drawing.
Hurley lumber dealers have sold a
average of $3.50 worth of building ma
9 terial day, or over $4,000, during tn
past year.
!, We have full line of ladies' an
!. misses cloaks and dolmans. at price
that will astonish you. They must /
A. sold. Pier 4 Ferguson.
: If you want that sewing machine fc
your wife Christmas present, you ha
better call in and get registered in tt
: "paid in advance book.
Ohio block coal, Hooking Vally Goa
III. coal, Iowa coal, blacksmith's Goa
well screened, coal-any kind Of co
for sale by j. II. Farnsworth.
The ladies of the NJ. E. society wi
. hold sociable at w. E. Workman
Thursday evening of this week.
Y cordial invitation is extended to all.
Parties wishing to engage in Il
az manufacture of cheese or butter W
find in Hurley an opening and Undue
u ments which they will do well to 10
after.
Id Do you want a farm paper? If
you can secure the Dakota Farmer q
the Herald for $3.50 year by payi
arearages. if any, and one year in 9
. vance.
The night passenger train betwe'
~ Hawarden and dMarshalltown has be
discontinued. and parties going east ;
compelled to remain over night at I
warden.
Parker is a great deal like the Ap
iiu tie Peter and the lame man. "Sil'
and gold have 1 none, but such as
nd have give / thee, bogus promises a
bogus faith.
'"' Michel Heinz will find valua
letter awaiting him at the Turl
Try postofiice, and any one knowing
whereabouts will confer a favor by
'ur forming him.
d Union service will be held at
Baptist church, at II a. m. on Than
DOL giving day. The sermon will
ug preached by Rev. Hill, of the Pres
terian church.
M Oscar Snyder is still rushing outlu
mt Der in large quantities. Teams can
seen loading In his yard late and ca
on Farmers are making extensive impr
est ments this fall.
we have made arrangements with
ose publishers of the Prairie Farmer
can that we are enabled to offer that pa
/. and the Herald to all paid up subsc
we'd ers for $3.50 year.
or A bevy of young ladies visited
Herald sanctum this week during
< a editors absence, but owing to the
iY. treme bashfulnesst? of the "de
# a we are unable to learn their names.
test Robinson s. Wood have sold t
cX- meat market to Jerry Murphy
ans Daniel Hogan, who will fit the ma
up in first-class shape and keep cons