Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-02-16
OYSTER SUPPER!
LOCAL MENTION.
Bring in your job work.

Bring In your Job work.
Hurley property is on the advance.
Oyster supper next Wednesday Eve.
The sun is cutting the snow to-day.
Lamps at kellars from % cts to $3.50
Take in the entertainment and oyster
supper
Glass sets reduced from s1.OO to Coo
at Kellar's.
Large stock of child's tea and dinner
sets at Kellar's.
Thirty bars of paris laundry soap for
$1OO, at kellar's.
New steck of jewelry at Kellar's. at
away down prices.
Robert Hershey has rented N. A.
Spences Spring Valley farm.
James &. Blaine has wisely concluded
not to aspire to the presidency.
d. G. Smith shipped car of grain
and hay to Wisconsin this week.
Five trains passed north over the
"winter route YESTERDAY forenoon.
Everything points to lively season
for all kinds of business men in Hur-
ley.
Sleighing is mighty thin in town.
There is snow enough, but it don't lay
right.
The county treasurer has called in
the last registered warrant on the
general fund.
All should attend the entertainment
to be given by the w. c. T. U. next
Wednesday evening.
Next Wednesday will be the 90, and
in the evening you Will be able to enjoy
yourself at kyte's hall.
No mail Tuesday night nor Wcdnes-
dav morning. Trains all blockaded on
the north end of the run.
| A party offered $500 for Centre
Ave. lot last week, but the present
owner holds the lot at $3.50.
/ Engineer Darling of the Manitoba
was in town Tuesday, but the Herald's
interviewer failed to get there.
A valuable well-improved farm OF
16O acres, with good buildings, for sale
cheap. Enquire at this Office.
Gowdy Bros. purchased five carloads
of cattle of MIR Unruh this W eek, and
will ship them to Chicago Friday.
Our merchants had their hands
rather more than full Saturday attend
ing to the wants of their customers.
A severe snow storm ragged incentral
T Dakota Monday, blockadlng all rail.
roads. Here 1T was warm and pleas.
ant.
1t will cost YOU only 80 cents to tak'
, in the entertainment and get fin,
oyster supper at Kytes hall mex
Wednesday evening.
: Poor insurance is dear at any price
Ii you need insurance. call at Alien:
Agency, they write for the best ant
most reliable com anies.
Father Powers says the Hurle,
Catholic church will probably have tt
be enlarged soon, us there is now onl.
one unrented pew in the building.
Jos. Frick has a few words to say t
the Herald readers this week. As he i
feeling uncommonly happy just now
would be good time to secure bar
gains.
Mr.. Anton Rasmussen, an expert a
the shoemaking trade has located il
the harness shop of Jos Frick, ant
guarantees work willbe done in salts
t factory manner.
Springfield Times eth; An eigh
a pound boy made its appearance at til
residence of w. j. Wick's last Satnrda
afternoon. Mr.. Wicks is wearing
very broad smile.
II One of Hurley's lumber dealers
). now figuring on the lumber for stor
building 24x7O, with "a foot post
which is to be built as soon as tn
!. weather will permit.
The Duluth and Denver surveyor
II moved Yesterday morning from Swa
q Lake to Wakonda. Looks as thong
they were searching for a more easter
route through the hills,
+ Your attention is called to the Go
mopolitan announcement III this pape
le 1t is one of the best magazines pubiisl
n ed, and will he furnished to Herald su
a scribers at a reducen price.
It is reported that the store
IL Norem s. Elce, of Parker, has bee
Is closed by the sheriff. Cutting price
'1 to cost and below draws trade, but
IL also draws on the capital invested
,t No Sioux City Journal since Tuesaa
both mail cars and agents being on I'll
upper end of the line. Tuesdays ira
u has notyet reached Huron. The stor
of Monday filled all the cuts and
- :, snow-p -plow has no effect on the drift
- :, The storm did not reach below Salel
ce Elsewhere in this paper will
b. found the announcement of the Siou
ne City Journal, the firm friend of Sout
IL ern Dakota, and journal that is ev
ready to assistin bringing Dakota's a
yantages to the front. 1t is the metr
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