Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-10-25
The Herald still exists.
Jos. Allen loans money.


Murphy's is headquarters for ammu-
nition.
A fine line of Clothing just opened
up at the Fair.
Oysters and celery at Pioneer Drug
Store Saturday.
Remember the dance and supper to-
MORO w evening.
An elegant line of cook and heating
stoves at Murphy's.
Have you commenced fattening that
Thanksgiving turkey?
Those prairie fires will surely come;
are YOU prepared for them?
Eugene Masters has moved into the
Tom Fowler house, near the elevator.
a fine line Of ladies' and children's
shoes just received at Rasmussen's shoe
store.
Attention is called to the aGv. of
Demorest's Monthly and the clubbing
offer made.
1t is said that farmer in the south
west part of the county is an expert at
making wolf ears.
An extra fine stock of mittens and
gloves just received at A. Rasmussen's S.
Call and see them.
A tubular well is being put in at the
Hurley school house. We shall miss
the water brigade.
Call and get prices for your winter
supply of apples, choice n. Y. fruit at
Pioner Drug Store.
A good girl to do general housework
wanted. Enquire of Mrs. NJ. s, Rob-
inson, at Hurley postoffice.
An addition is being built to the
Deyo house, north of Sargent's store
and occupied by Mr.. Piper.
j. d. Perkins heard, somewhere, that
editors live by eating. and brought in a
fine mess of excellent turnips.
What is this country coming to? A
Chicago museum advertises to give ga
stick of gum free with everv ticket"
Wonder if District Attorney Jones
can inform the tax payers what has be
come of the Montgomery forfeited
bonds.
Supper will be served tomorrow eve
ming by the ladies of the Catholic
society. Don't forget the place-ovel
Pioneer Drug Store.
The auction sale of the Pier s. Fer
guson stock commenced Tuesday after
noon, and quite large quantity o.
goods have been sold.
A postal card received from Jos
Fsiek brings the sad intelligence tfia
his mother died at her residence nea
Yankton Tuesday morning.
John Robinson wears his right arm
in a sling, to make it easier for tn,
felon which now monopolizes his hand
John is opposed to monopolies.
Subscribers of the Herald can ge
their subscription for the Northwest
ern Agriculturlst renewed for SO cents
when they renew their Herald.
John Van Osterloo his week announ
ces himself as independent candidat
for the office of assessor. John is com
petent, and will poll Il large vote.
| J. J. McIntlre lost three-year-ol,
colt this week by the animals fallin
into partially finished well. The wei
was covered with posts which IN som
manner became displaced.
! From the Mapleton, Qowa) Press W
learn that j. v. Lamson has dispose
of his business at Soldier and wi
make his future home in Chicago.
Mr.. McGinn. of Clinton, Iowa, bough
several hundred acres of land at Tul
ner last week, including d. c. Turner
farm. d. G. says he will 60 to Orego
in the spring.
During Walter Aliens absence, A.
Allen has been in charge of The Fai
and the way he has thined out til
shelves shows that running dray
not the only thing Lon. is good for.
Lincoln county is having one of il
old-time, red-hot campaigns, and Wei
ster's unabridged scarcely contain
words of sufficient force to enable som
of the editors to express their feeling
There Will be divine service in IL
Protestant Episcopal church next SUI
day, at 1880 p. m, Rev. Trimble ofiici
ting. On Monday, the Goth, the churt
will be open for divine service at
p. m.
At the democratic district conventic
held in Yankton last Thursday, A.
Fuller, of \ anktol county was nom
mated for the council. and Ed. Mar
and II. j. Sanborn of Turner. and
!. J.Sweet of Hutchinson for the hous
, Lord & Powell have been makiI
improvements at their warehouse.
new office has been built, a set of pls
form scales put in and an extensi'
corn crib built. 1t is also reported tn
they contemplate handling coal tt
: winter.
During Mr.. Brauch's absence
, Chicago and st. Louis he examined t
; various stocks in those cities and ma
a his selections of goods for the hold
). trade, and 1t is safe to predict that
q has outdone all his former efforts
this line of goods.
Centeryiille Chronicle, 18th: A Il
of the Centreville friends of Mess
Edward and Gus May and j. H. Far
worth of Hurley met them for
n pleasant social evening at the home
Mrs. j. l.. Bennett On Monday event
by invitation of w. E. Briggs who
guests they were during their visit
II H.. T.