Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-12-16
Turner County Herald.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

oiiilS III your JOD work.
"The Reward of Crime,
Electric lamps at Kellar's.
Calenduline, at City Drug Store.
j. V. Lamson is buying cattle and
hogs.
Homeopathic Remedies at City Drug
Store.
Roads are rather rough since Tues
days freeze up.
kellar has been getting in more holi-
day goods this week.
Handsome Christmas prese nts for
every one at kellar's.
A supply of Hooking Valley coal re-
ceived at the elevator.
Halsey's Homeopathic Guide can be
ordered at the Post Office.
Call and see the Hay Burners at
Lamson's Hardware Store.
Miles Mclaughlin is teaching in dis
trlct No. 40, Turner county.
Mrs. Z. G. Shannon died at Allegh-
ney City, Pa. on the 10th instant.
Good music has been secured for
Tuesday evenings entertainment.
Our "devil" on Tuesday had an ex-
ira allowance of pi-solid nonpareil.
j. A. Swan is Gus. Bach's 1st lieu
tenant on the hog and grain market.
Have you seen those Cloaks at Rob-
inson's, they are very nice and cheap.
"The Reward of Crime, or The Love
of Gold at School House hall Dec.
2lst.
Syrup in 5 gal. kegs, cans and pals,
at kellar's, very cheap and of No. l
quality.
All the choicest brands of cigars and
toDaccos in the market are to be found
at Kellar's.
The clouds have rolled by, and Prof
Foster can now sympathize with Ven,
nor and Wiggins.
Every thing you want in fancy glass
china and lamp goods, for Christmas
presents, at Kellar's.
Reward nf Crime" will be rendered
next Tuesday evening, at School House
hall. Come everybody.
j. ii. Farnsworth is now prepared tt
| fill your orders for the best coal on the
market--the Hooking Valley.
Hurley druggists now have to pay {
license of $3.50 a year to sell opium, Oh
any drug compounded therefrom.
Don't buy Holiday goods until 70,
have looked through Kellar's immens,
stock. Beautiful goods and low prices
Pure water for all. My well-ague
is new, and can guarantee satisfac
ton. No water, no pay. Mahlol
Layne, Hurley.
A gang of insurance frauds hav,
been making their headquarters u
WakOnda and working the farmers
Look out for them.
Big ads. cost money. Who pays tn
bills? Robinson don't cut much of
splurge on paper, bnt you will do wei
to get his prices before buying else
where.
The Ladies Mite Society of the BaI
tist church will have a fair and oyStG
supper at Kyte's hall Friday evening
Dec. II. Supper from six to ten.
j. Fl. Wood is "boss" at Archer .
Howe's warehouse, and it is sport t
see him strike out for Il load of grail
with jim Hale lighting out from th
elevator to cut him off.
1t is currently reported that Ma
Harrigle's trip to Lennox was for til
purpose OF interviewing a. Boyntol
Since his return the Major informed /
that Mr. Boynton goes to Washingto
soon.
Gov. Mellette's message to the d
kota State legislature has the true rim
to it. 1t is impossible ut this time
state what lineof action Will he adopte
to bring the matter squarely before Il
country as an issue.
The best place in Turner county
get your boss Michigan cider, baldw
and greening apples, Fancy brands I
baccos, cigars and choicest confectior
nuts, oranges and lemons, oysters, al
the finest lot Of Holiday goods is at Il
old time tried Pioneer Drug Stol
:, Hurley.
The North Dakota Farmer has ju
= completed the first year of its usef
existence. 1t stands ut the head
papers of its class in the west, al
geographically it is nearly perfe
/. AS farm journal, each number
worth the price of a years subscr
ton.
The Sioux City Journal of last ST
day consisted f eight well filed pag
this is doing exceedingly well Tor a ci
of 25,OOO. The journal is the favor
paper up in this section, and wh
Uncle Sam fails to deliver it on til
, considerable hard kicking is indulg
in.
A circular received from Comm
sioner Dunlap, requests the Herald
make mention of the fact that the m
due at Bismarck Dec. lst was destroy
by fire, and parties having sent lett
to that office at about that time and
ceiving no answer to the same are
quested to duplicate them.
Gowdy Bros. appear to have the bu
on the hog market this year. Tuesc
w. r.. went to Parker and purcha
of the Parker buyer, Mr.. Marsh, wi
he had on hand, he preferring to
them rather than hold until he co
get fifteen more to finish out the
load. 1t is a mighty cold day wi
fhot n,,mher. 10 not bro,Ifrht into III