Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-11-22
LOCAL MENTION.

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Tea dust 2gc. a pound at Gitchelrs.
Frosty nights and and pleasant days.
Genuine American dead-shot powder
at Murphy's.
An elegant line of cook and heating
stoves at Murphy's.
Those New York winter apples have
arrived at Kellar's.
No snide jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
Amos Garrett is hauling ont lumber
for improvements on his farm.
The Mission Band will hold their
fair the frst week in December.
Mr.. Darwin Beckel and Miss Lydia
+. Lease were married Oct. 2eth.
Two carloads of apples have been
received for liurley's winter supply.
A new invoice of that celebrated
Tycoon Tea just received at Kellar's
Just received ut the Hurley harness
shop--a complete line OF horse blankets.
Lots of corn coming in and immense
lY larger lots being housed for future
use.
.The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Newton next Friday, at 10
o'clock
Attention is called to the adv. of
Demorest's Monthly and the clubbing
offer made.
A tine. new stock of felt and rubber
goods just received at Rasmussen's
shoe store.
Frank Smith has moved his carpcn-
ter shop and attached it to Stout Bros.
blacksmith shop.
There was small war of words float
ing around in the vicinity of the post
office Monday evening.
Union Thanksgiving service will be
held at the Presbyterian church Thurs
day, 29th inst. at II a. m.
If this marrying mania keeps up
much longer there will not be any
Young people left in Hurley.
Divine service in the Protestant
Episcopal church next Sunday evening
at the usual hour, Rev, Trimble otiicl-
ating.
The cold nights Of the past week have
enabled the boys to enjoy themselves
skating on some of the shallow ponds
west of town.
Nearly one hundred loads of hogs
were brought into town Monday
twenty-seven being counted at one time
on the streets.
The Pioneer Drug Store front has
been receiving the attention of the
painter, and as consequence has an
improved appearance.
High requiem mass wass celebrated
at the Catholic church Monday morning
for the repose of the souls of the father
and mother Of Mr.. Jos. Frick.
Mr.. w. II. Robertson has rented G.
! G. SINNERS house on Park Boulevard,
and is expected here with his family
this week. /. Mr.. Skinner will move to
his farm, north of town.
One of Hurley's urgent wants IS
tenament houses. Who will be the
man to secure a good income by erect
ing few neat, comfortable cottages,
either to rent or sell on the installmen.
plans.
NJ. E. quarterly meeting for Hurley
!! charge will lie held in Brauch's hall,
Sunday evening. Dec. 2. Services at
| p. m. Quarterly conference at 10a.m.
Monday, Sd inst. A cordial invitation
to all. Elder Hartsough in charge.
Mr.. Chris. Muhel and Miss Annie
Buckmiller were married last Tuesday
at the residence of Hissbride's parents
four miles southwest Of Hurley. They
will take up their residence at Parker
where Mr.. Muhel is employed in Nor
ton & Gerken's mill.
II any of our readers desire steady
paying work. we advise them to write
j. E. Whitney, nurseryman, Rochester
/ n. Y, for terms to agents, as he fur.
nishes fine outfits free. HIS stock is
warranted and prices reasonable. Ex'
perience is not needed.
i Reports from all portions of the ter.
ritory are to the effect that eastern
inquiry for Dakota real estate has SET
in right lively since the results of the
late election have become known. BE
ing assured that Dakota will soon be.
come state, the eastern capitalist sees
/ here an opportunity to invest his sur
plus capital with certainty of large
j gains.
/ Mr.. w. H. Robertson, late Of Wes
sington, Dakota, has purchased the
real estate and business of the Turner
County Bank. The bank will, how
/ ever, be conducted by the Messrs. Ma,
4 for several weeks. The bank is doing
an excellent business. and the cause o.
the change, we understand, is the de
sire of Col. May to have one of tht
boys return to New Orleans to take
charge of his extensive business affairs
Hurley, and Turner county, meet witt
a severe loss when these gentlemen
| depart, and we trust that success ma,
attend them in future operations.
MARRIED.
SWAN. COOK-At the residence of w. E
i Workman. Hurley, Dak.. Tuesday. Noy, 20, 1888
Rev. +. II. Sewtua officiating. Mr.. w. l.. Swai
and Miss Lallr, L, Cook, all of Hurley