Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-01-01
The coal dealers are happy.
Fence wire of all kinds at Rees'.

tllCC WIZ VI ttlA hiilhG GU ANSSN's
Light corn husks didn't count this
time.
Many consider Tom and Jerry their
warmest friends these days.
Delegate-elect Clifford is spending the
holidays at his home, in Canton.
Read our clubbing announcement
with the Chicago Weekly News.
The Knight Templars Of America
took a sip of wine at 1890 a. m. Chris
mas day.
The "old settlers" of Clay county
will hold their annual ball at Vcrmil-
lion January 8.
The New York Sun has furnished the
Herald sanctum with an Illuminated
calender for 1885.
Mis-. J. West of Turner celebrated the
holidays by presenting her husband
with girl, which arrived December
29th.
Gen. Blu tier is to write a book Of
"reminiscences, for which a New York
publishing house pays him $4,000 and
a small royalty.
CHI Goddard has a few words to say
in this weeks paper, and will pay care
careful attention to all business en-
trusted to him.
Said she to John, "what rock does
true love build upon?" Quoth John,
and he grinned from ear to ear, "the
rock of yonder cradle dear"
The Star of Bethlehem, now visible
in the east about five o'clock in the
morning, will not be visible again for
over 400 years, says the Plankinton
Free Press. Take a good look at it,
Jeff. so you will know it next time.
The Chicago Weekly News is what
its name indicates-a a1eaCs paper. l t
fairly bristles with news. The Weekly
News and the Turner County Herald
both for 1925 year, postage included.
Send your subscription to this office,
This is the time of year when the
venerable story tellers with elastic
memories gather around the stoves in
their favorite loafng places and tell
about the cold weather and deep snow
back in the "kentry" where they were
raised.
Jos. Allen has succeeded to the agency
of the celebrated Star wagons-lately
handled by Vinton & Lovin-and now
has on hand a lot which will be sold
| very cheap for cash, or on time with
approved security. There is no better
wagon made than the Star.
For bilious disorders st. Patrick's
pills have no equal. besides they are the
most searching and most reliable ca,
thartic in use, and always produce
pleasant cathartic effect without nausea
4 or gripeing They are sugar coated, 2t
cents per box Or five for one dollar. Solo
BYE. Brauch.
DR.. L. r. Alderman, late of Trayer
Iowa, and well known to many OF th'
HeraId's readers, has moved with hi
family to Hurley, and is prepared tt
do all kinds of work in the line of den
tistry. Parties having work they wisl
done, VIII receive an immedia tie re
sponse by addressing him at Hurl ey
An Iowa paper says new departure
in society is the twighlight party, al
which the only light is from the fire
All the company gather around the
glowing Goals, and each one tells
| story, sings "a song or recites poem
No doubt many of our readers hav'
, taken part in similar gatherings, wher'
+ two composed the company, and wher
the cold, old story" was oft repeated.
r Recently. says an exchange, tw
9 young men, of Youngstown, Ohio, with
| $4,000, went to New Orleans, their in
: tention being to purchase the excluslv
S beer privilege on the Exposition
grounds They called on the manage
! stated their business, and asked VII;
J. the privilege was worth. Well,' re
\ sponded the manager, 81 have lust r
! fused $4,000 for it from one party b.
h cause thought it was too low. Ii yo
have 100000 to invest you can secul
the privilege of selling beer to I'll
= thirsty thousands who will attend tt
! Exposition They walked-out ar
= took a drink.