Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-12-09
Jos. Allen loans money.

crowded out tnlS Week.
Every thing fresh and clean at kel-
lars, and very cheap for cash.
The Spring Valley club is the banner
club on the Herald subscription book.
The best and most durable horse
blankets can be bought at the Hurley
harness shop.
The young folks meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. l. Hale Friday evening
for social visit.
We present the Herald readers this
week with the presidents message in
supplement form.
We have not had time to persue
President Cleveland's message, but sup
pose that it is an able document.
The Ladies Mite Society will meet at
Mrs. j. !. Hale's Friday afternoon and
evening of this week. All are invited
Telegraphy is said to be the proper
pronunciation, which causes young
lady to remark to her beau that it
| should be tetlmbraphy.
Fosters storm struck in the south,
and Virginia and North Carolinaihad
one of the severest snow storms ever
known to that section.
Spirited contests occasionally arise
on the hog market, much to the amuse-
ment of the looker-on, and to the pecu-
mary interest of the farmers.
All aches and pains of the stomach
and bowels, may be instantly cured by
taking Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhpa Remedy. Sold by E
I3rauch.
The Catholic society are making
preparations for grand fair. to be held
in Kyte's hall, commencing Monday
Dec. 9th, and continuing throughou;
the week.
Arrangements are being made for !;
grand dance Christmas Eve. New
music and new dances will be intro
duced and an enjoyable time may b(
looked Tor by all who participate.
The Herald, OF Olivet, accuses Supt
A. Sheridan Jones Of selling territoria
, certificates to all who may apply at 81
each. The charge seems rather serious
and should be refuted by Mr.. Jones.
| DR.. L. r. Alderman has gone to hi
old home at Trayer, Iowa, for severa
r weeks visit, and upon his return vii
place his nursery stock upon the mar
ket to be paid for on the installmen
plan, the final payment to be mad
after the trees have commenced bear
ing.
Members of the Good Templar lodg
have in preparation theatrical enter
tainment, which they will produce a
School house hall on the 2lst instant
: The best talent of the lodge has bee
selected, and the play being one Q
considerable interest, a good entertain
S ment may be looked for.
The Dakota State legislature, tn
constitutional convention and the d.
> kota Press Association meet at Huro
on the 18th inst. A grand receptio
has been rendered by the citizens c
Huron on Tuesday evening, to whic
g the Herald acknowledges an invit
1t is very likely that out of this NEE
u ing of representative men from a
e parts Of south Dakota will enanat
S. important measures for the benefit {
a the people. to be brought before tn
g territorial legislature this winter.
g One of our exchanges very pert
nently remarks that wholesale me
r chant scans The newspapers of a sma
e town to judge of its business men.
n the papers are full Of live, we'll write
ads. he is sure that they are wide-awal
pl and energetic. If, on the other han
~ they have only few home ads, su
=. plemented by columns of patent med
cine electrotypes, he marks the tow
"a n. g., and orders caution in sellir
"A goods to its business men. A Afirst-cla
clear, moral and bright local paper
: the best advertisement a town C;
have. and such a paper can only
y obtained by the liberal patronage
business men.
TT Scott, Kan.) Monitor: VIII
talking with ID. A. Camp, the popul
:, book-keeper at Pages Impleme
y, ~ House, the subject of Cough Medincin
~ =, was brought up. SAYS Camp, "there
- one to which l feel deeply indebte
ne 1t has given relief time. and time aga
d to my wife and children. In fact fl
III under the greatest obligations
Sc Prichard Bros, Druggists, for persua
ing me to buy a bottle of Chamberlain
.rs Cough Remedy. / would not be wit
ne out bottle of it in the house
Up, twice its cost. In regard to all thrc
nd complaints of children and for colds
is unsurpassed. You just try it or
he and you will be surprised at the
M suits"
ch Cox, Odiorne s. Co., of \ ankton ;
ITS advertising extensively grand Spec
Sale of $4,000 worth of cloaks a
IA $1,000 worth of underwear, on Thu
ng day, Friday and Saturday, Decent
hit 18th, 18th. and 18th. They will sell
ter cloaks for S4; $40 cloaks for 81;
rly cloaks for SIC, etc. Ladies'. gentlelne
ed. and chi ldren's underwear at about
per cent less than regular prices. II
~ are determined to make business, {
,,n = have made special arrangements W
70 the different railroads running il
ns, Yankton for excursion rates, and
y, l,iu thereby enabled to pay fare one v
'ie and will present each customer com
~ to their store with a return railrt
ticket; those coming fifty miles or
SD to purchase So or more, and those CO