Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
.OCAL MENTION.

Sweet cider at Pioneer drug store. |
Boots and shoes ut cost, at Robinsons. I
For barb wire, go to Elliott & Bach.
Ask Bert Allen abou: the pappoose. /
Commissioners meeting next NJ on
day.
white beans, nice and Clean" at
Sargents.
DR.. Sill has several head of young
stock for sale.
A light snow and freeze followed the
rain of Tuesday.
Try that choice maple sugar at Pic
neer Drug Store.
How do you like the fireworks on
our inside-of the Herald we mean.
Stone are being delivered tor the
foundation of the new Catholic church.
The yermillion Republican says 1T
will be Il cold day when Parker puts up
that $4,000.
Centreville had it's first fire last Mon
day evening, John Coiiield's wagon
shop being the victim.
Frank Hamblen says those "straw
burners" are giving perfect satisfaction
to all who have tried them.
! New stock Clothing Just received
which will sell cheap. for cash or
ready pay only. Junia Sargent
Commissioner Bertelson threatens to
make things smoke" for some of the
bogus bonus" boomers up north
Magnificent weather Friday, Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday. Tuesday
cooler. with north wind and some
rain.
John Fitch this week purchased
twenty-one head of cattle OF Thos. Sell
by, which he will add to his growing
herd.
| You all know Eniel Brauch, the
Hurley druggist, he sells and recon-
mends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
The best made for coughs, colds, Group
or sore throat
The New Era wants to look out for
its laurels, as it is said that the new
proprietor of the Vermillion Plain
Talk proposes making an illustrated
paper of that journal.
last weeks Centreville Index con-
tained well written article descrip-
tive of that town and its business in
terests. The improvements during the
past year SCOT up S32, ,50o.48.
An engine, tender and two box cars
were off the track just above the north
switch Tuesday, and several hours time
an extra engine and Il large force of
men were required to right matters.
Just received at Mansfield s. Aliens
-Mince meat, Catsup, Horse Raddish
French mustard. French sauce, Pepper
sauce. Macroni, Vermicilla, Tapioca
Sago, Pearl barley, Oat meal, Cracked
wheat, Split peas, Corn meal. Buck
wheat, Graham, Cranberries.
Bro. HacHett has nothing to say
! about Parker's bogus bonus,' he ap
pears to consider that u matter of sec
, oaliry import TIN 20, conplre,l with the
printing deal In wilich ne gotleft. The
/ Taxpayers take Indifferent view of th'
matter and will be heard from on TIL.
subject on all occasions.
The E. S. McCook post Of the e. a. Il
will give Il grand dance ut School Hous
hall Feb. 22d-Washington's Birshda,
to which Il general invitation Is eX
tended to all. The "old soldiers" leav
nothing undone which will add to tn
enjoyment of these occasions. and
! you want to have an evening of pleas
IRE be sure and attend.
Springfield Times: Mr.. r. w. Fran
:, els, of Lavinia, Neb, WIS waiting 70
the train ut Runnlng Water.on Frida
night. When it came it brought Mis-
Pfebe Smith, of Hurley, OAK, who NJ
Francis escorted in Il tender manner t
the Western house, where the happ
IS twain were blended into one by judy
Treffry's unique process.
! &c. Fletcher, of Clay county recen
:, ly made a shipment of Dakota hay
a the Boston lAarIet which netted hil
: first hay of the kind ever received !
- that market, and the merchants hant
ling the same write that they can z,
$500 Il ton for the nextlot. This prit
would leave Mr.. Fletcher 500 to
L for his hay on board the ears.
!, One of the advantages accruing
Hurley by the completion of the Yam
~ ton branch of the Northwestern roa
will be that the price of brick will drc
), about % per cent. Mr.. Wagner, pr
: prietor of one of Yankton's eXtensI,
brick yards made arrangements wit
one of Hurley's dealers this week
which this section will be well supple
with this valuable building material.
Mr.. n. G. Moulder, superlnteadel
- for the Bradstreet Mercantile Agenc
Des Moines, Iowa, says he is high
pleased with the effect of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. that his family ha'
ne used it with marked benefit. Simil
IL expressions are heard in every comm
o. nifty where it is sold. Any one using
will not long suffer with a cold. 1t
pleasant to take and harmless to gi
children of any age. Sold by e. Brauc
lit -
lie. They Say-That Mansfield & All,
he pay n high price Gin trade) for butte
and charge high price for poor groce
Vulgo, IN Centreoiile Chronicle.
Thank you Vulgo, for this little fir
advertising. If our memory serves
right and if we are not much mistake
we sold you little bill of those sa
lr- "pooI groceries" some time ago. al