Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-12-16
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Buckwheat -four and maple syrup at
Kellar's.
That was fine shower we had early
Tuesday morning.
Don't miss the entertainment next
Tuesday evening.
If you want calling cards for New
Years, call at the Herald Office soon.
Almost car load of groceries, crock
cry. jewelry. etc, received this week
at Kellar's.
The best and most durable horse
blankets can be bought at the Hurley
harness shop.
Christmas is near at hand Look
over kellars stock, he has just what
you want for presents.
The railroad line from Huron to
jamestown, on the Northern Pacific, is
now open for business.
Peter Aliens fine +" Italian hand is
discernable in the arrangement of the
shelf goods at j. w. kellar's.
There are many cups and downs" in
the life of the pedestrian now days.
This is no joke, for it hurts when you
strike solid.
The Prairie Farmer wishes to distrib-
ute large amount of seed corn among
the farmers of the northwest. Par
| ticulars next week.
A number Of Hurley ladies have con-
Guided to keep open house New Year s
day. The list will be published in the
Herald in season for all 10 prepare to
| call
All aches and pains of the stomach
and bowels, may be instantly cured by
taking Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrh9a Remedy. Sold by T..
| Brauch.
a number of Herald subscribers have
made a practice of sendirg the Herald
to eastern friends rs Christmas gift.
! We hope more will do SO this year, and
feel that it will prove a very acceptable
one.
Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Rees swore out a warrant against John
Manning for gambling ald one against
Jerry Manning for Keeping a gambling
house. Both parties have been arrested
and have a hearing before Judge Eli
oft this afternoon. If a gambling
house exists in this town it should be
suppressed, and the keepers thereof
punished as provided by law.
The board of trustees of the town of
Hurley at its last meeting re-enacted
the ordinance providing for a license
to sell meat within the town limits
In some respects this ordinance is all
right, but when they say farmer shall
not bring the products of his farm to
town and sell to the citizens thereof
we think they are going further than
the territorial law ever intended.
Murdock & Fisher recently secured
1 judgement againt the Sioux Falls In
surance Co., for building burned al
Glendive, on the line of the Northern
Pacific. The defense claimed that the
party making the application misrep
resented the state Of the property b,
not stating that it was incumbercd
and refused to pay for the same
Twelve good men and true however
said they must pay.
Luin Smiths Herald, published a
; Philadelphia, is knocking away at th
dead-beats and SwindlerS with renewed
energy. Whenever we receive an ad
: vertising proposition from parties o
whose reputation we hayc no persona
knowledge, the last issue OF the 8 Pub
: lie Herald +" is brought forth and tn
list of frauds and quacks" examined
1t is difficult for a newspaper to stee
+ entirely clear of the class who us
printers ink as an aid in their scheme
to swindle the public, but the edito
who will knowingly allow any of thes
swindlers to use the columns of his p;
per should be classed us Il sWindler. an
!, be treated as one by his subscribers.