Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-01-22
LOCAL MENTION.
How aboutithe creamery
Buy your whips of X. Rees.

LOCAL MENTION.
How about the creamery
Buy your whips of X. Rces.
Locals are pretty well froze up.
Fence wire of all kinds at Rees'.
Severe colds are quite numerous.
Fresh Oysters at Pioneer Drug Store.
Buy American Stock Food at Pioneer
Drug Store.
Have you been IN to see Braueh's
new pump?
E "Sorrel Top wants an asylum for
the blind at Hurley.
Try that boss cider just received at
the Pioneer Drug Store.
Saturday and Monday were moving
days with the Herald.
Put in your orders early for the Ohio
block coal, j. II. Farnsworth.
Read our clubbing announcement
with the Chicago Weekly News.
Mercury has been loaiiEg below zero
most OF the time during the past week.
Aliens hall is now undergoing i'm
proyements at the hands of w. T. Han
cock
Mr.. Sell Smith held the lucky number
which drew the prize trunk at Robin
sons.
l. II. Dibble and family now occupy
the building lately vacated by the
Herald.
Nearly every young "man" in this
section finds attractions in Spring
Valley.
A fresh supply of extra good hard
coal just received at Lamsons coal and
lumber yard.
Go to Robinson's and get some Of
that Missouri amber cane syrup. 1t is
nice and cheap.
The Herald and the Dakota Farmer
can be had for $500 year by subscrib-
ing at this office.
just arrived the only genuine soft
block coal in Hurley. Only 5000 per
ton, at Snyders.
Mrs. III. Z. G. Jensen is now prepared
/ to take in Washing and ironing; family
washing preferred.
Farmers, call at Snyder's and get a
ton of the best quality OF soft coal ever
shipped to Hurley.
The copy for the county treasurer's
semi-annutu report was received too
late for tIlis weeks issue.
Gov. Plerce's message is published in
full this week, and is II very interesting
| and well written document.
The coal trade is immense, and no
other town III the county can meet the
prices made by Hurley dealers.
/ Come to Hurley and call on Hogan &
4 Pier. Examine their goods and get
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
G.. b. Harrigle says parties shooting
at dogs must be careful Of their aim,
or the "old soldiers may return fire.
i DO not neglect, when you visit Par
ker, to call on Parfitt the photographer
and have your likeness taken in No. l
style,
Severe billiards. throughout Iowa,
Illinois, Indiana and ONO during
the past week have greatly delayed
trains.
Have you tried that Ohio block coal
the best and cheapest ever brought into
Turner county. For sale by j. II
# Farnsworth.
Dropping in at Mansfield s. Aliens
Monday morning, we found Peter at,
tempting to capture house fly which
was annoying him.
The Herald has Il new correspondent
this week, who signs /" Ruthven,' ant
, tits hoped that his items win appear
each and every week.
When you want a farm wagon re
u 3ymember Chat los. Allen is agent TO
thecelebrated Star wagon, and that h
j. sells them at bottom figures.
L. l.. Smullin has Arrangement
: nearly completed. and will carry Il full
| line of agricultural implements. Keel
} your eye. on his corner of the paper.
!, Judge Palmer Saturday granted Mrs
Jessie Flagg a divorce from her nus
; band, Alfred NJ Flagg, at one time
very prominent legal light of Siou:
, Falls.
e Parties Wishing to purchase books a
7. the very lowest figure should send t
, John b. Alden, 1893 Pearl street, Ne,
York, and get his descriptive cat;
logue.
Owing to the extreme cold weathe
the Herald has encountered numbe
$ of obstacles in getting settled in it
S new quarters, but we hope next wee
: to be ready to receive
!. The managers of the Hurley skatin
4 rink have set aside Tuesday afternoon
between the hours of and o'clocl
for the exclusive use Of the ladies, dl
: ring which time fee of ten cents wi
be charged.
. The explosion Tuesday morning of
lard tank in the Sioux City pork pacl
u ing house of j.. E. Booge Il Co. resu
ted in the death of three men and il
S. jury of nine others. The cause of Il
s. explosion is unknown. The destructic
of property amounts to $4,000, ar
Il over 2o0 men and boys are thrown OF
,r of employment. All work has been su
pended for the season.
The following will be good news
= many of our readers: A prominel
: : Kansas physician reports that he hc
:. cured several cases of rheumntisi