Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-12-09
Holiday Goods. and Where to Pur.
chase Them.


AS the time for making purchases
for the holiday season is now at hand,
the Herald scribe sauntered forth from
his den tn view the many things, USE
.ful, ornamental, and pleasing laid in by
the merchants of Hurley for this ever
joyful occasion. The first place visited
was the general merchandise store of
JuNIA SARGENT
where is TO be found, in addition to his
large stock OF staple articles, scarfs,
hoods, caps, gloves, mittens, jewelry,
and numerous other articles which
would make useful and acceptable
presents.
The next stop was made at the store
of
NJ. S. ROBINSON,
and the first thing to meet the gaze
was the large assortment of silk hand
kerchiefs and scarfs displayed. Here
also we found showcase filled with
jewelry suitable for holiday gifts.
The scribe next wended his steps to
Santa Claus headquarters, which is
presided over by
E.BRAUCu,
who has for an assistant J. NJ. Glitch
ell. Here was found stock from
| which most any one could select suit
able gifts. The assortment of books,
albums, writing desks, dressing cases,
work boxes. scrap books. fancy china
and glass ware, etc, is large, while i'll
the toy department are to be found
games of many kinds. blocks, dolls
musical and mechanical toys, and a
thousand and one necessary adjuncts
to Il Merry Chritmas for the little
| ones.
Crossing over to the new store occu.
pied by
PIER FERGUSON,
they were found prepared for large
holiday trade, having ordered fine
stock of dress goods. blankets, scarfs,
gloves, and many other useful articles
which are suitable for gifts at this sea-
son, and which they are Offering at
bedrock figures.
j. w. KELLAR
was found prepared to take care Of his
share of the Christmas trade, having
lately received large invoice of fancy
china and glass ware, lamps of every
description. silver ware. watches. clocks
and jewellery. In the last named line,
his stock is the largest and best ever
offered in Hurley, and contains many
articles very acceptable for holiday
gifts.
"Christmas comes but once year,
and parents should ut least make it an
occasion to be rem >mbered by the
younger members of the household. II
your means are limited, buy according
ly. but by all means give the children
some present that will impress upon
their minds pleasant recollections of
. this day which is celebrated by all
christian communities throughout The
world.
Personal.
Dave Gowdy is buying hogs at Sa
lem this week.
Mrs. VIM. Elliott is visiting with he
{ son, at Tyndall.
! Mr.. Campbell. of ankton, was doini
I. business in Hurley Monday.
b. B. Allen and F. NJ. Brown took
sleigh ride to Parker Monday.
= Mr.. John Fitch went to Yanktol
Tuesday. where he will spend poi
tion of the winter.
l.. Fl. Demo and wife, of Aureli;
Iowa are visiting with the sister Q
Mr. Demo. Mrs. O. o. Snyder.
/ IS. Conklin went to Doland, Spin
Il county, Wednesday morning, where h
e will take charge of a lumber yard for
|, time.
} N. NJ. Basye took Tuesdays train fc
: Aberdeen, where he will represen
Hurley lodge 1. 0. of G. 7. at the terri
toIlal RTdHu louRe.
S r. NJ. Smith and family have move
n to Parker. and are getting settled pr,
"a paratory to Mr.. Smiths taking charg
# of the county treasury for the next tw
years,
Ia Maj. G. B. Harrigle came up frol
II Centreville Saturday, and will renal
It in Hurley until after New Year
,s when he expects to return and assist |
is placing the machinery in place in tt
4 new mill.
N Rev. S. Sill and family and DR.. f. J
ell Sill and family started on Tuesda
TO evenings train for Riverside, Califo
d. MIA. where they expect to make the
IS future home. Their departure hi
H. been delayed by the illness of DIR. 81
Or and his many friends hope that his I