Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-12-06
LOCAL MENTION,


Tea dust 2Oc. a pound at Gitchell's.
Genuine American dead-shot powder
at Murphy's.
The pleasant weather makes hig
saving in hay.
Merchants are busy unpacklng their
holiday stocks.
An elegant line of cook and heating
stoves at Mnrphy's.
Those New York winter apples have
arrived at Kellar's.
This is vacation week, and the chill
dren are enjoying it.
No snide jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
Now is the time to select your read
ing for the coming year.
Last Friday was "down east"
sort of day-damp and chilly.
A new invoice of that celebrated
Tycoon Tea just received at Kellar's
just received at the Hurley harness
shop-a complete line of horse blankets.
Call and see those new sewing ma
chimes just received at the Herald
office.
We thought it We, ;.0out time for
that railroad racket to commence
again.
A fine, new stock of felt and rubber
goods just received at Rasmussen 8
shoe store.
Gowdy Bros. have handled over
S20O,OOO worth of stock during tie
present year.
Good girl wanted to do house work
and take care of children. Apply at
Herald office.
Have "Uncle Bill" send out some
more, George; there are a number of
bachelors left.
Ira Ferguson has fitted up a feed
mill, which WILDE run by the creamery
power this winter.
Wells are liable to be pretty dry be.
fore spring unless we get rain before
the ground freezes.
Rev. G. j. Bliss, OF Centreyille, will
hold services in Brauch's hall next
Sunday at 8 o'clock p. III.
Mrs. Walter Allen, who was under
the doctors care the fore part of the
week, is now able to be up.
Mrs. I w. Chase is quite low, having
been delivered OF child which had
been dead for several days.
Watertown, Sioux Falls and Huron
each want to be the capital. Whats
the matter with Hurley? Is she toe
modest to ask for it?
Mr.. Henry Jensen, one of Centre
ville's most promising Young men, dice
recently from the effects of 1. rupture
caused by over exertion.
A son arrived last Saturday evening
to gladden. the household of Mr.. ant
Mrs John Morris. Grandpa Woot
now has occasion to use his cane.
More care should be exercised by ou
merchants, and others in the matter o
throwing papers into the street. a sc
rious runaway will be the result of sucl
u careless way OF disposing to this kint
| of rubbish.
The attorney who agreed to tell tn
truth for four years in case OF Harri
sons election, will doubtless engage il
the newspaper hnslness when h
changes his vocation on the 4th 0
| March next.
The Fair is this year a new candidat
fer a share of the trade in holida
goods. fine line of plush goods. albums
vases, toys, ETC.. having been laid in t
meet the wants of the customers Q
that popular bazaar.
Hurley stock buyers have been drop
ping little money on their late ship
ments. They keep right on gathering
the "crittersF in, however. and whe
the market takes an upward turn vii
| try and get even-or little more SO.
Miss Helen Dodson, who made man
warm friends during her residence i
Hurley. was married at Centrevill
last Thursday to Mr.. II Alden, 9
Topeka, Kansas. The best wishes G
all Hurley acquaintance will be wit
her IN her new home
Commissioner Shurtleff was in tow
Saturday, having been down in tn
southern part of the county making a
rangements for the board and keepin
of Jens Larsen, lately adjudged insan
He succeeded in finding him quarter
where he will be cared for at an e,