Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-01-26
LOCAL MENTION.
Bring in your job work.
Hard coal at Queal Il Co.'s.

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Heavy blizzards blockaded trains in
Iowa Tuesday.
Large stock of child's tea and dinner
sets at Kellar's.
kellar sells teas at prices that can
not bn undersold.
Thirty bars ofparis laundry soap for
S1.OO, at Kellar's.
Murphy sells the world renowned
Glidden barb wire.
New steck of jewelry at kellar's. at
away down prices.
Entire new stock of cook and heat
ing stoves at Murphy's.
A well improved farm for rent.
Enquire of w. r. Gowdy.
A good team of horses for sale, for
cash or on time. Enquire at Herald
office.
Gowdy Bros, are building an extern
sive blizzard-proof hog-pep at their
stock yards.
Quite a number of the country
schools have had vacation this week
to rest up after the storm.
Rev. Father Hogan. OF Centreville,
late Of New York will assist Father
Power at Hurley hereafter.
Prof. Dibble is teaching the Centre
vile band boys how to force dulcet
strains through their horns.
Finest and largest stock of china,
glass and crockery ware ever brought
to Turner county, at kellar's.
w. CT. U. meets at reading room
Saturday, Jan. %. at 3 p. m. All men,
bers are requested to be present.
| Ifyou waat a nice pair of cuff but
tons or a breast pin, or a sewing ma
chine for S150, call at Pier & Fergu-
sons.
Edward May, Augustus May, Miss
Katie DEUEL. and Miss Lille While
dined with Mr.. and Mrs. Goddard
Sunday.
B. +. Smith has fitted up shop in
the rear of the old postoffice building,
where he is prepared to do repairing
and cabinet work.
Poor insurance is dear at any price.
Ii you need insurance. call at Aliens
Agency, they write for the best and
most reliable companies.
/. Judge Elliott was on the sick list
part of this week; and also his wife,
who met with an accidental fall ON the
occasion of the late blizzard
Three or four of the original nine
members of the HUXLEY Chautauqua
Ciubsarc holding their grip and con-
tinuiug their studies, and mean to be
graduated in 1890.
| Gowdy Bros. spent most OF one day
last week figuring up the profits in
their stock deals for the past year.
We have not learned whether they will
start a national bank or build rail-
road with the surplus funds.
There is nothing small about Hurley
or its citizens generally, but we fear
we will have to plead guilty in the
case of the two and one-haif pound son
which arrived at residence of Z. @. Da-
Wis, Wednesday. the 25th inst.
It is reported that one of Hurley's
coal dealers raised on the price of GER
tain quality of coal last week when he
found other dealers out of that article.
1t don't pay in the long run, although it
may give u few dollars profit at the
time.
The Northwestern's large snow plow,
which cleared the road after the late
blizzard, is called the "Snow King"
1t is 40 feet in length, IA feet in height,
and weighs Al 900 pounds. With two
powerful engines furnishing motive
power it makes the snow fly.
Elk Point Courier: Farmers, when
you come to town don't leave your
faithful, hard-working teams stand
without covering them with some.
: thing -an old bed-quilu is better than
nothing. just tie yourself up to post
some cold day and stand for four OF
t five hours and seehow you like it.
In Lincoln county the commissioners
3 have fixed the time for taxes to become
5 delinquent onlMarch 1st. Considering
the inability of many to get to the
| county seat on account of storms this
g month, a move of the same kind would
be appreciated by many in this county.
Middleton correspondence Parker
I New Era: Banker May of Hurley
takes quite an interest in our school
J. and is setting an example worthy O
following by the parents of the pupils
that is, visiting the school often. i
will not surprise us if Mr.. May is ;
r candidate for county superintendent
u in the future.
In the marriage item published las
= week, wherein Chas. Wilson and Mis-
Kittie Brooks were the contracting
= parties, the editor caused the type t,
. say that Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks woul,
reside in Yankton. The party t
= whom the apology Is due, will pleas
accept the same-Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
will reside in Yankton.
! Two sons of II. }. Sanborn and on
"a of j. G. Okken went to the Vermillio
!. river fishing, on the morning of tn
"a disastrous blizzard. They started TO
home after the storm commenced, bu
"a losing their way finally came to a
i unoccupied house on c. b. Valentine
farm, where they remained during tn
night. They received numerous fros
bites.
Y Olivet RuralVoice: Our railroad con
e mittee met Wednesday morning in tn
le office of s: w. Treesh to take steps t.