Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-02-09
LOCAL MENTION.
Ice continues to grow.
Bring in your job work.


Hard coal at Queal 4 Co.'s.
The coal pile grows rapidly less.
Lamps at kellars from 25 cts to $3.50.
How about that Wakonda line of the
d, & DIP
Glass sets reduced from SlOO to 6Oc
at Kellar's.
Trains on the "winter route" are
quite regular.
Large stock of child's tea and dinner
sets at Kellar's.
Thirty bars of paris laundry soap for
S1.0O. at Kellar's.
New steck of jewelry at Kellar's. at
away down prices.
James T. Hogan rejoices in the ad-
vent of daughter.
A well improved farm for rent.
Enquire of w. R. Gowdy.
Rev. Alcock has been stationed over
the NJ. +. society at Spring Valley.
Eugene Judson occupies the position
of messenger at the Turner County
Bank.
Lumber was received here this week
which has been on the cars en- route
since December oath.
The Herald's Daneville correspond
ent comes to life again this Weekday
he live long and prosper.
A postal received from Mrs. Laura
Alderman requests her Herald to be
sent to Milan, Michigan.
A valuable well-improved farm of
160 acres. with good buildings, for sale
cheap. Enquire at this Office.
Dwyer Bros. are filling A. II. Kroll's
ice house. and Jacob Hough performs
the same service for E. Brauch.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. w. Murphy, which was danger
ously sick Sunday, isrecovering.
Today it is Jos. Frick that smiles 9"
broadly. and the cause is the arrival of
a daughter at his house this morning.
H. ii. Rundell's livery buggies and
| carriages are in the hands of the paint
er. and will bloom anew when spring
arrives.
Gid. Howell, j, A. Swan and VIM
Morris are wrestling with the Spring
Valley hay-stacks and preparing them
for shipping,
1t is reported that two butchers disa'
greeing at Centerville, one had the
other arrested for selling liquor with
out a licence.
1t is rumored that the democrats OF
Hon. Vim. Springers' district are cast.
ing about for new timber to represent
them in congress.
Poor insurance is dear at any price
If you need insurance. call at Allen'
Agency, they write for the best ant
most reliable companies.
The little 21s pound son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Davis, took his flight into tn
great Beyond, after shedding four day
of sunshine in their home.
A lady friend suggests that as tn
democrats are charged with all tn
mean and hard things imaginable the
might perhaps be made responsible fo
the late blizzard.
There will be meeting of the w.
~. at the reading room Saturda
afternoon, Feb. IL, and all members ar
informed that their presence is yer
much desired.
! An election has been called in Sio,,
City to vote upon the question Of lev,
/. ing tax of three per cent to aid in tn
construction of a railroad to connet
| with the Duluth and Denver line
j. the Manitoba system.
l The members of the w. G. T. U. al
:. making preparations for literary el
tertainment and oyster supper, to
n served Wednesday evening, Fcbrua'
{ %. After filling your mind with goc
things the inner man will be cared To
u David Stevens, of Beresford. deal
G in general merchandise was forced
make an assignment for the benefit
/, his creditors this week. The liabiliti
It are about $4,000, and 1t is thought b
will be able to pay fifty cents on a dc
$, lar.
The field notes of n portion of tt
Duluth and Denver. survey are now
J the hands of the chief engineer OF tt
= Manitoba system. The suIveyir
!" party are now quartered at Swan Lal
). finishing their work in Spring Vale
y y and will probably move to Hurley ne
= week.
,e The wise man prepares for rain
r pleasant weather, and Murphy. t
1T wide awake hardware man, is prep;
ing for his spring trade by manuf'
r turing the largest stock and best qua
in ty Of tinware ever shown in the eli
e. He has also large stock of genel
oe hardware, table and pocket cutler
b. farmers and carpenters tools. no,
ce and stock pumps, etc. The 10 &C
j. counter is still popular attraction.
ne An exchange contains the statemt
'i- of a man who has travelled all o'
California, and says of the state: II
the hottest and coolest, wettest and q
est state in the union; with more strea
ly and less nayigable waters, more iao
,e- ers and less labor. more gold and sii'