Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-01-05
LOCAL MENTION.
Bring in your job work.
Did your coal get damp?
Hard coal at Queal 4 Co.'S.
School commenced Tuesday

Did your coal get damp?
Hard coal at Queal q Co.'S.
School commenced Tuesday.
County congress is in session.
z. Q. Skinner is steadily improving.
Lamps at kellars from 25 cts to $3.50.
Glass sets reduced from Sl.0O to 6Oc
ut Kellar's.
Large stock of child's tea and dinner
sets at Kellar's.
Business has been brisk since the
blizzard let up.
Kellar sells teas at prices that can
not b., undersold.
Murphy sells the world renowned
Glidden barb wire.
New steck of jewelry at Kellar's, at
away down prices.
There is said to be a "blind pig"
somewhere in town.
Entire new stock of cook and heat
ing stoves at Murphy's.
Hogs and cattle have fairly poured
into town during the past two days.
The w. c. T. U. meet at the reading
room next Saturday at the usual hour.
Mcssrs. Brauch and Snyder shipped
four car loads of stock to the Chicago
market yesterday.
DR.. Fowler has been somewhat under
the weather during the past week.
Doctor, heal thyself."
Sargent has just received a fine as
sortment of silk Handkerchiefs, Gents
Mufflers, Scarfs, &c, sc.
If you want farm. confer with ALI
ems agency. You can find some genu-
inc bargains there Just now.
Finest and largest stock of china,
glass and crockery ware ever brought
to Turner county, at Kellar's.
What is the matter with buying a set
of those nice dishes at Pier s. Fergu-
sons for Christmas PRESENT.
The editor has miniature toboggan
slide in front of his house, placed there
by the Snow King and Old Boreas.
Miss Mary Scott, of Mequoketta,
Iowa, has been visiting in Hurley, the
guest of her brother, Major Scott.
If you waat a nice pair of cuff but
tons or a breast pin, or a sewing ma
chine for $3.50, call at Pier & Fergu-
sons.
A large sleigh load Of Hurley young
folks went out to II. j. Sanborn's last
evening, and report very pleasant
time.
L. b. Hanson, ex-printer and school
master. was snow-bound in Hurley du-
ring the late storm, and gave the Her
aid a " lift
County Supt Salmon was attending
to the duties of his ofiicei in Hurley
this week, and favored the Herald with
a pleasant call.
Poor insurance is dear at any price.
II you need insurance. call at Allen
Agency, they write for the best and
most reliable companies.
In all probability Hurley will have a
national bank in the near future, The
men and money are ready, and fine
bank building will be erected.
Mr.. II. III. Skinner, of the Manitoba
force arrived Thursday night, but was
prevented by the storm from joining
the force in the field until yesterday.
The storm of last Saturday and Sun
day blockaded the roads more effect
uaily than the job has been done before
for several years. Only two days with.
out mail, however.
On the ed of December last there
arrived in Madison Dakota, at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Glover, nee Andrews, a
bright baby girl, TO bless and enliven
the home and hearts of the happy pal.
ents.
The New York correspondent to the
San Francisco Chronicle says that the
Manitoba company will cross the
Missouri river at Yankton and build
to Denver, connecting with the Union
Pacific.
| Don't insure in any company which
offers insurance for less than cost
Such insurance is usually worse than
none at all. There is no reliable com
pany which can afford to carry youl
insurance for one-half the rate which
all other insurance companies ask. Al
ways take good insurance or none al
all. ALIENS AGENCY handles M
wild cat" insurance.
| Hoods Household Calender for 1885
is received. and, as usual, it leads in
beauty and style. The most pleasing
feature abont it is that it is cut off as il
by hand, and the bright. healthy face
of a handsome young girl, with &
wealth of brown hair, contrasts beau.
tifully with her blue bonnet and strings
! Every home should have a copYc OF
Hoods Calender for 'SS, Copies may
be had at the druggists, or by sending
six cents in stamps to G. l. Hood s. Co.
Lowell. Mass.
The entertainment given by the Par.
ker dramatic company in Hurley las,
evening was very slimly attended
owing to information received in the
early part Of the day cancelllng thu
engagement. Those who attended
however, have only words of com
mendation and praise for all for the
manner in which they carried theil
parts. There is some excellent materia
in the company, and should they visi
Hurley again, and under favorable