Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-11-11
LOCAL MENTION.

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Extra frcights at almost every hour
of the day.
A dance is advertised for Thursday
Eve. Nov. 18th.
Colder weather would make trade
better for the merchants.
The hay press is busy at work bind
ing up feed for eastern horses.
Mr.. Sill and family expect to leave
for California Sunday evening.
New crop Tycoon tea-best in the
market-just received. at Kellar's.
David Fowler is erecting a cattle
shed 64x2O feet on his farm west Of
town.
Pier & Ferguson are commencing to
move their goods into their new store
building.
The best and most durable horse
blankets can be bought at the Hurley
harness shop.
Ladies. Mite society will meet at the
residence os Mrs. c. A. Near, Friday at
two o'clock p. M.
Jas. Pier is now a member of the reg
ular force at f. NJ. Slagel & Cos. lum-
ber and coal yards.
From this date, Nov. Sd, will close
out my entire stock of boots and shoes
| at cost. NJ. S. Robinson.
That's a dandy set OF tools just re-
, ceived at Lamson's, and Frank Hamb-
lin knows how to use them.
Call at the Herald Office and examine
the cheap reading matter advertised
elsewhere in these columns.
j. II. Farnsworth does not make a
practice of burning up fiye-dollar green
backs, but he accidently threw one into
the stove recently.
j Peter Tiaden, living northwest of
/ Parker. lost his barn, hay, and about
/ $50 bushels of grain by fire Tuesday.
He was insured in the Yankton.
/ Ira. w. Dibble has charge of the
school house furnace this winter and it
is hoped that he Will succeed in supply
inga sufficient quantity of heat.
! Mrs. Robinson has received her Win
ter stock of millinery and ladies furnish
ing goods. and is now prepared to sup
ply the wants of her lady customers.
AS grain market. Hurley has al.
, ways been one of the best in southern
Dakota, and farmers will find Chat she
now proposes to take front rank as 8
stock market.
must have money, and all persons
indebted to me are requested to square
up old accounts by the 10th of thi:
month and save costs. ! mean busi
ness. NJ. S. Robinson.
The Index says that upwards o
seventy-tive new buildings have beer
erected in Centreville this season
Wouldn't you throw off: the odd nun
Der, Bro. McMullen?
Some of the farmers in the nortl
part of the county think the Parkerite
intend to make up their county sea
removal expenses by paying low price
for produce. No danger of the farmer
being called on for that $4,000 bonus
The Yankton Herald shows marke
improvement of late, and should rt
u ceive the hearty support which tn
democrats of southeastern Dakota ow
J. to the pioneer democratic newspaper c
Dakota, and one which stood by il
J. principles when democrats and dollar
e were scarce.
we haye lately received from DR..
Le b. Foote a number of books entitle
V. "H ii ealth Hints and Ready Recipes"
copy of which will be given to eac
paid up subscriber Of the Herald. Th
10 book contains much valuable inform
= tion and is usually sold for twenty-ti,
cents. Call and get one if you hay
=, paid up-or wish to do so.
Signal service flags are now hoistt
is at the Wentworth House, Parke
IF After glancing at the weather bullet
- you can select from the extended bi
of fare such viands rs you deem mo
no seasonable for the approaching spell
or weather. Messrs. Wentworth al
. Fowle are determined to give the
guests all thu. .delicacies Of the season.
John ID. Lawler, of Mitchell, (denl
=. cratis elected to the territorial cou
=. Gil. His principal business this wirlt
- will be an attempt to move the Unit
- States court from Yankton to Mitche
Lawler has had some experience us
"mover' as he figured with CANT
and Ward two years ago and assist
Id in moving the county seat of Turn
TIA county. The Yankton politicians m'
he take their medicine.
ch Messrs. /. iwerks and Henry Werinl
70 of Allentown, seven miles northwest
'ui Parker, were in town yesterday W
es. hogs. They passed through Parl
and offered their loads for sale, but /
being satisfied with the price drove
ny to Hurley. They informed the edi
ay OF this paper that they made money
the trip even if they should conclude
lat stop over night and pay hotel bills.
les ceiving 30 cents per hundred m
as here than they were offered in Pari
me- They say they did not let the buy
ng know what part of the county Il
were from, as they wished to get
market price for. the benefit of th
!. neighbors whobaye porkers to sell.