Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-01-15
LOCAL MENTION.
Business is improving.
How about the creamery
Buy your whips of r.. Rees

Drug Store.
We haven't seen fly in our Office for
over a week.
How are You normal SCHOOL, Too thin,
Bro. Hackett.
John j. Cutter has been appointed
postmaster at Parker
Try that boss cider just received at
the Pioneer Drug Store.
The fremont house will nave new
landlord February lst.
If you are reading a borrowed paper,
call around and subscribe.
Prime roll butter retails at Robin
sons for 10 cents per pound.
Put in your orders early for the Ohio
block coal, j. II. Farnsworth.
Read our clubbing announcement
with the Chicago Weekly News.
Another invoice of that superior cider
just received ut Mansfield s. Aliens.
Mrs. E. Brauch has been suffering
from severe cold during the past week.
Hurley merchants report business
much better than during January last
year.
The commissioners proceedings take
up large portion of the paper this
week.
Jas. Stout is under the doctors care
this week, kidney complaint being the
cause thereof.
Go to Robinson's and get some of
that Missouri amber cane syrup. 1t is
nice and cheap.
Look out for grand dance at Aliens
hall, January 30th, 1885. Good music,
good management and good time.
Come to Hurley and call on Hogan s.
Pier. Examine their goods and get
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Turner county should have "poor
farm " for the keeping of it's paupers.
1t might tend 10 reduce the number.
Do not neglect, when you visit Par
ker, to call on Parftt the photographer
and have your likeness taken in No. 1
style.
Messrs. Clark and Clayton are filing
Jerry Manning's ice house with .solid
comfort" for the heated term that is
| to he.
The Ladies Home Society Will meet
with Mrs. Harmless on Wednesday eve
ming next, the 21st. BY order of the
| president.
Have you tried that Ohio block coal,
the best and cheapest ever brought into
Turner county. For sale by j. II.
Farnsworth.
| A party of twenty-five or thirty re-
centlo surprised the young folks at
Mrs. 7. II. Judson's, and very pleas
ant evening was passed.
Sheriff Newly "turned on the water"
for the editication of the Herald scribe
| during his recent visit to Parker 1t
looked good; but, oh! SO cold!
Parties wishing to purchase books at
the very lowest figure should send to
John b. Alden, 1893 Pearl street, New
York, and get his descriptive cata.
logue.
| E. Branch his having his ice house
filled with an article thatwill be better
appreciated six months hence. Messrs
Clark and Clayton are slowing away
the crystal chunks.
Lennox correspondence Canton Ad
vocate: Frank Miller, one of the best
boys on earth, and Hurley has just
cause to be proud of him, spent Sabbath
with friends at Lennox.
I No, Mr.. Journal. we have not cut VI
our frontdoor for kindling wood. nor is
our coat in pawn; but we are forced tt
admit that a very severe cold has over
taken those balmy days.
The managers of the Hurley skating
rink have set aside Tuesday afternoon
between the hours Of 4 and 6 o'clock
for the exclusive use of the ladies, du
ring which time fee Of ten cents vii
be charged.
j. O. Brodie is said to be an expert OF
wheels" and the many striking posi-
tiohs which he takes causes thrill ant
culver to run through the entire rink
and when the floor accidentally flies VI
and hits him there Is liable to be den
OR swelling-somewhere.
For bilious disorders st. Patrick
pills have no equal. besides they are tn
,, most searching and most reliable ca
thartic in use, and always produce
pleasant cathartic effect without nause
! or gripeing They are sugar coated, 2
cents per box or five for one dollar. Sol
by E. Brauch.
On Saturday last Theodore Johnso
i executed to John Parsons a deed for hi
100 acre farm lying one mile south Q
/. Hurley. The price paid was $500
: which is, we believe, the largest sur
ever paid for quarter section of Ian
in Turner county. Mr.. Parsons wi
: : move his family from Wisconsin in th
spring, and Mr.. johnson contemplate
moving to his Clay county farm, foul
!, teen miles south OF town.
First, subscribe for your home papel
I second. take the Sioux City Week.
Journal, which contains more readin
matter of general interest to this se
tion than any other newspaper. 1t
i furnished at the low price of Sl.25
( year. which brings it within the reac
: of all. Read the advertisement in al
i other co:lmn and note the attraction
' it offers. Parties wishing to take I'll
Herald and the Sioux City Week.
Journal, can have the two papers or
year for $3.50 by subscribing throug
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