Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-11-01

IltfN GtStl HUN ScllS lOi CIV III.
Tea dust s0c, q pound at Gitchell's.
An occasional prairie fire illums the
skies.
Murphy'sis is headquarters for ammu-
milton.
Brauch has been putting in a stock
of jewelry.
Never try to beat a man at his
own game.
Now you've got the money; now
you've got-left.
An elegant line of cook and heating
stoves at Murphy's.
L. Brauch is painting his tin roof, OIL
house, etc, this week.
An increase of trade has obliged j.
Sargent to employ two clerks.
A donation for Rev. Newton will be
held about the middle of November.
u. r. Ward asks the votes of the
people for the Office of probate judge.
1t troubles some of the candidates to
keep track of the tickets they have put
out.
\ fine line of ladies' and children's
shoes just received at Rasmussen's shoe
store.
The coal merchants are receiving q
large supply of "black diamonds" this
week.
Attention Is called to the adv. of
Demorest's Monthly and the clubbing
offer made.
LennoX, Parker and Centreville con-
tributed their quota to the dance Fri
day evening.
Cali and get prices for your winter
supply Of apples, choice n. Y. fruit ut
Pioncr Drug Store,
c. IL. Flowers has been arrested at
the instance of the IIapgood Plow Co.,
on a charge Of forgery,
John Mansfield mas been making i'm
provements on his town property
occupied by ID. a. Gcwdy.
We have already ground out 1900
election tickets, and the agony vii! not
be over until next Tuesday.
Charlie Woodward is again at his
post of duty. counting sorghum and
measuring eggs at Sargent's.
All candidates for county offices
who have fighting show have heen
securing the country this week.
! A gospel temperance meeting by the
w. G. Il. U. will be held at the Baptist
church next Sunday evening at seven
o'clock.
:; Mrs. HIP. e. Jensen now occupies {:
portion of the rooms over Elliott 4
Bach's store, having rented her farm tc
+. Berry Tor one year.
Subscribers of the Herald can get
their subscription for the Northwest
ern Agrculturlst renewed for SO cents
when they renew their Herald,
The music furnished by the Hurley
Glee Club at last Friday evenings en-
tertainment was fine, and we hope u
,, hear more of it in the near future.
/. We print the tickets Of both conven
ventions--the republican and people
this week; but would not advise an.
f man to vote either of them straight.
We learn that G. IL. Dodson me
;, with Il painful accident at Centreyill
V yesterday. by the sweep of Il capstal
, striking him on the back OF the head.
). The Catholic society netted S8l.35 a
Q their dance and supper last Frida
: evening, and all who attended express
e ed themselves as having had fin
time.
The Merchants, at Yankton. is no,
one of the most popular hotels in tn
west, and it could scarcely be Other
wise under that efficient veteran lant
Il lord-~H. F. Jencks.
Persons visiting st. Paul will b
surprised ut the elegant surroundings 8
n Clifton Hall, and the low prices fc
G rooms and board. Baker, the famor
"DMry Restaurant" man, is the pr,
prietor.
J Whoever has dined at Bakers famo,
> "Dairy Restaurant, st. Paul. will nevt
= forget the sumptuous feed" Bake
has now extended his field and take
possession of the elegant Clifton Hot
opposite the new court house, near tt
" postofiice. 1t has become headquartel
for country customers.
How to enjoy life. To be well house
and well fed is the most importal
feature of trip for business or plea
~ ure. When you go to st. Paul try Il
III new Clifton Hotel, near the post offic
1t is one of the finest hotels in u
a country, and is conducted on the +
u, ropean and American plans,
w, II. Murdoch has sold his farm
of John Mitchell. Mr.. Murdoch al
in family will start next Wednesday +
his old home in Pennsylvania. and aft
ne visit there of "a few weeks they W
m go TO Oregon to make their fntu
home. VIII IS Il hard-WorklnS 1arnl
and good citizen, and we are sorry
er see him leave Dakota,
20 The entertainment given by
Short Sisters at the Presbyterian chur
~ last Friday evening was quite W
attended, taking into consideration t
10 brief notice given, and we feel free
~ assert that it was enjoyed by all pr
w. ent, The ladies show thorough ira
ing by competent tutors, and "
receive q warm welcome if itmay pie;
them to again visit Hurley.
mo- Mr.. Lorenzo Alcock and Miss Ber,
,ur Skinner were married ut Parker
Tuesday evening by Judge Cable
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