Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-08-23
LOCAL MENTION.

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Sewing machine needles at Kellar's.
Buy your shoes at the FAIR and save
money.
Best castor, machine and lard oil at
Murphy's.
School furniture and supplies at
ALIENS AGENCY.
Gasoline by the gallon or barrel, at
Pioneer Drug Store.
Two good work teams for sale. En-
quire at Herald Office.
A good second hand wagon for sale
cheap by Gowdy Bros.
Santa Claus soap can't be beat, S
cents r-at Kellar's.
8 bars Of Tom, Dick and Herry soap
for 10 cents-at Kellar's.
Headquarters for smoking and chew
ing tobacco at Gitchell's.
Books by the best Authors only 15
cents per copy at the FAIR.
There will be services at the Episco-
pal church Sunday evening.
Try gold dust washing powder,
pounds for 90 cents-at Kellar's.
Plenty on tap and always on hand
at Pioneer Drug Store-Gasoline.
Farmers are too busy to come to
town when the weather is pleasant.
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The Quick Meal is the simplest, best
and most durable Gasoline stoye made.
There are several unsightly piles Of
manure in town which need attention.
Carpenters are pushing work on the
new house which is being built by the
Catholic society.
Last week was bad ore for the
farmers. but they are getting there
now with redoubled efforts.
IraG. Ferguson has been building u
new stable and making other improve
ments on his town property.
The race track has been put in No. 1
condition, and Hurley sports are an
ticipating lots of fun this fall.
If you want to see a fine lot of
"porkers of all sizes, you should drive
out to Arch. Rundells model farm.
"The Record !" is the name of real
estate paper issued from the Herald
Office this week for Aliens Agency.
The local editor of the Y ankton Press
yet wears the championship belt for in
accuracy in writing local and personal
items.
Mr.. David Fowler has disposed of his
Iowa property and returned to Hurley
which will probably be his home in the
future.
TO to Pier & Ferguson's for Cali,
fornia canned fruits. Grapes and
Plums only 81 cents per can;5 cans fol
100 cents cash.
Z. Brauch has had large cisterr
placed at the back of his store building
and will hayea a supply of soft water
always on hand.
The Chicago Times of the 10Th inst
says that the Manitoba railroad will bt
completed to the Missouri river by thu
first of December.
We acknowledge the receipt of a sea
son ticket to the North Dakota terri
torial fair. which is to be held at Crane
Forks, Sept. 1922.
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The ladies of the Baptist society vii
serve ice cream and cake Friday even
ing at the residence of Rev. F. Fl
i Newton. All are invited.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler adyertises al
extensive sale of live stock, farm ma
4 chinery, ETC., at her farm west of Hur
ley, on the 18th of September.
4 IT Parker expects Hurley people t
turn out to their base ball games
little more pains should be taken t
keep us posted down this way.
The contract for two cars of the bes
Hooking Valley coal for Hurley schoc
township was awarded to J. H. Quea
& Co., at $685. per ton delivered.
w. IL. Shaft is moving to Canto
this week with his family, where the
expect to make their future hom'
Thus Turner county loses another c
it's old citizens.
, Subscribers of the Herald can ge
their subscription for the Northwes
, ern Agriculturst renewed for so cent
when they renew their Herald. Reg,
lar price $1.O0.
Gus. Bach has the carpenter
!, masons, well borers, draymen, etc., ett
at work getting that new house read
! We knew how it would be when til
harvesting machinery trade let up.
9 The boss haying machinery of Dak'
3 ia will be found west of Pier
y Ferguson's store; & and foot mower
+ 12 foot rakes and Acme hay rickel
: and rakes. Soldby Scott & Boyd.
!, An appeal has been taken by Bank
s Houts from the decision of the count
: commissioners in raising his asses
e ment, and it is probable that the ca!
i will come up for trial at the next ter
of court.
Something new for Hurley -f
s Operetta, is now being prepared for Il
. benefit of the Presbyterian church, ar
;, will be rendered in the near futul
5 Mrs. Goddard has charge of the mus
u cal parts.
The teachers of the Hurley scho
for the full term are: J. j. McIntil
principal; Mertie Nj. Watson, Intern
ii diate department and Bertha Skinnt
% primary department. School W
II commence Monday, September 10th.
If Pursuant to orders from Bish'
II Marty. the yicar-general and TO