Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-01-29
LOCAL MENTION.
How about the creamery?
Buy Your whips of r. Rees.
Locals are pretty well froze UP.

Fence WIRE of all kinds at Rees'.
Fresh Oysters at Pioneer Drug Store.
Buy American Stock Food at Pioneer
Drug Store.
Is the backbone of winter broken, or
is it only slight bend?
Try that boss cider just received at
the Pioneer Drug Store.
If you are reading borrowed paper,
call around and subscribe.
Trade is good, and Hurley merchants
are correspondingly happy.
Mr.. Mabee, living near Parker, was
in town Wednesday after coal
Read our clubbing announcement
with the Chicago Weekly News.
L. S. McCook Post G. A. r.. will give
a grand dance on the evening of Feb.
23d.
1t Is repored that a democratic news
paper is to be established at Parker
soon.
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 $500 per
ton, at Snyder's.
Mrs. III. p. G. Jensen is now prepared
to take in washing and ironing; family
washing preferred.
Farmers, call at Snyder's and get d
ton of the best quality of soft coal ever
shipped to Hurley.
Q. NJ Vinton has rented Thos. Muir
phys house for one year, and will take
possession Feb. lst.
Rev. Mr.. Hill, of Parker, will preach
in the Hurley school house Sunday eve
ming Feb. 1st, at clock
A new supply of No. Indiana block
coal.-the best IN the market just re-
ceived at j. v. Lamson's.
| People who are prophesying warm
weather soon shouldsticll to their text,
| if it 6 takes all summer"
| The Ladies Auxiliary Corps in pro-
| crossing finely with their new drama.
i which will be produced Feb. 14th.
Come to Hurley and call on Hogan s.
! Pier. Examine their goods and get
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
jEaThe probate records just burned at
Swan Lake can never be replaced and
will be Il great loss to Turner county.
The fame of Hurley us a trading
point is what causes the streets TO be
SO filed with farmers teams nearly
EVERYDAY.
Nolone seems to know who was first
stoscry fire" at Swan Lake Tuesday
might. but Uncle sam may take some
interest in the matter.
When you want Il farm wagon re
member that los. Allen is agent for
thecelebrated Star wagon, and that he
sells them ut bottom figures.
Daniel Dryers youngest child died
Tuesday night and was.brought to Hnr-
ley for interment. MIR. Dwyer and wife
have the sympathy Of all in their be-
reavement.
The parties who piled up the manure
i on tha fiat east CT town, should be re-
quired to remove the same before warm
weather and thereby abate decided
nuisance.
4 The office of the Lisbon Clipper, be.
longing to w. d. Boyce, the Herald'S
New Orleans correspondent, was de
stroyed by fire. San 18th. Loss, 1880
Ensured for S1,5o0.
/ We We're shown a letter this weel
from Il gentleman who had Il number
of hogs to sell. in which he wrote: /"
live six miles north of that poor but
, Ibraging town of Parker"
Frank Miller entrs upon his duties a.
landlord of the fremont House Feb
1st, aid will retain for that popular
house the excellent reputation it ha
, gained under the management Of G. NJ
Viaton.
A gentleman from Saddle Creek wa
in town this week purchasing a quan
tity of family supplies, and expresse'
!, himself as being satisfied that Hurle.
was the best trading point in thi
(. section.
Mr.. w. T. Hancock has just compile
ted for the editor of the Herald some 0
the best painting and granting in tn
territory, and we take pleasure in recc
mending him to parties wanting wor
f in his line.
People of Hurley, don't let anothe
spring go over your heads without SCI
: ting out all the shade trees and evel
greens you possibly can. Look at i 1anl
l ton--a city full of trees, and beautift
ones, all because her people took Il
s early and constant pride in this matte
q. b. Harrigle and Engineer Brodi
; recognized an old friend in front {
, Hogan 81 Piers store the other da
4 whom Engineer Brodie claimed to |
none other than his muleshlp who r
fused to assist in hauling the pontoo
: bridge boats out of the Chicamaug
+ river during Sherman's marchto the Sc
g The following will be good news
many of our readers: y promint
Ii Kansas physician reports that he ha
cured several cases of rheumatisr
that had resisted ali otner treatnen
:, by using Chanberlain's Pain Balm.
gave almost immediate relief and fina
ly effected azure in every case. Sold |
! Il. Brauch.
y The team of G. F. Wallace took
ramble over the prairies Tuesday nigh
e Charley left his team hitched at 81