Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-12-27
LOCAL MENTION.
Practice writing 1889.
This weather will make ice,

Tennessee Sorghum at C. NJ. Piers.
Headquarters for Xmas candies at
kellar's.
A cold wave struck us Wednesday
morning.
Genuine American dead-shot powder
at Murphy's.
The county commissioners arc in
session to-day.
A few cutters have been out, gliding
around on the ice.
III. ii. Deyo IS teaching this winter in
Daneville township.
An elegant line of cook and heating
stoves at Murphy's.
No snide Jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
Shaver & Dow's crackers--the best
made--at C. NJ. Piers.
There were many slips last Monday
on the icy sidewalks.
Kellar's stock of holiday goods con-
tains articles of actual value.
"A new invoice Of that celebrated
Tycoon Tea just received ut Kellar's
1t feels-and ,looks--;s though the
picnic season was over for this year.
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.
Z. j. Jenksis teaching in Idylwilde
township this winter, and boards at
home.
A fine, new stock of felt and rubber
goods just received at Rasmussen's
shoe store.
Good girl wanted to do house work
and take care of children. Apply at
Herald office.
Subscriptions for all leading newspa-
pers and magazines will be received at
the Herald office.
Judge Aliens court was occupied
Saturday by a case from Spring Valley
"a suit for wages.
a party of young folks paid Ren
swan and wife a visit last evening, and
OF course enjoyed themselves.
We presume that our readers all
passed Merry Christmas, so we will
wish them Il Happy New Year.
Call in and see the premiums offered
by the Herald to all subscribers who
pay one years subscription in advance
You can buy a sewing machine al
the Herald office at u price that vii
surprise you. Can have your choice ot
several makes.
Mr.. Il. Hankins was in town Satur
day with his fine new team and dashins
top buggy. If the girls around Turne
don't get some fine rides we lose ou
!. guess.
When ordering a newspaper discon
tinued be sure that you have paid ur
: as the United states law says you mus
!. do before the publisher is required t
: 40 as requested.
Ira Dibble has gone back to Nel
A York to visit the scenes of his child
hood. You can rest assured that h
will not lose an opportunity to speak
+. good word for Dakota and its wonder
full development.
If the town marshall does his dut
!. this winter there will be no unblanket
ed horses standing on the streets shivel
ing with cold, while their masters(
:. are toasting their Sims and "spinnin
= yarns by the side Of a comfortable fir
Mr.. Price Rundell, who has been i
at Parker for some weeks past wit
e typhoid fever, died Yesterday Afternoon
II leaving wife and an extensive circ
a of friends to mourn his death. 1t
probable that his remains will be take
to Wisconsin for interment.
The stereopticon exhibition given ;
the Presbyterian church last ThursdG
aud Friday evenings was an interes
ing entertainment and those who a
s, tended appeared to enjoy the occasic
n, highly. Owing the its being so ne;
IS, Christmaa, when every dime has seve
p al engagements. the attendance WI
10 rather light.
Il Mr.. VIM. Turner, one of the phone
L settlers OF this county, died yesterd;
at the residence of his brother, d
Turner, at Turner. "Un1.e Billy
ne was familliarly called, came he
OF from California early in the '7Os al
en- engaged with his brother in buildil
st the mill at Turner, where he has sin
ne resided. Thus one by one the old
on settlers are passing away, leavll
places to be filled by Younger men.
Owing to the extreme low price
cattle at the present time, the sh
ny ment made last Monday was not
'at large as ANTICIPATED. only six cars bel
srs sent. as follows: A. w. Bacon. l; T,
DC Fessendpn, I; Robert Patrick, 1; II.
''t Rundell. l; Ed. M;thii.i i; and A.
'e' Powers and D. w. Fairchild one-h
w car each. The stock was accompani
'ne bv Messrs. Powers, Fessenden, Patri
.oi- Jas. Woodward, Sam Fletcher a
- Justin Bacon.
zen Mr. 4. Brauch has some idea of
up amountuf writing an editor has to-
pe and feeling that mu:h valuable time
~ wasted in sharpening pencils q
IN changing rusty steel pens, ne ,lirec
ms Santa Claus to deliver to the editor
ny the Herald fine gold pen and ebc
holder. Thank you. Emiel;i it will
idy handy to receipt for money paid
lite subscription and other accounts
Ter. first of the year. We expect to h;
ur- our hands FIJI! OF that kind of busin'
Is Hon. Jos. Allen, member elect OF
En- territorial legislature. visited the te
Etnr;,1 y np;yarcify at Vprmillion