Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-12-12
The Puzzle Social.
Try Kellar's new Java coffee.
The best in the world-Acorn stoves.
Buy your winter caps from Ferguson

Buy your winter caps from Ferguson
Il Co.
j. G. Murphy. sells the celebrated
Acorn Stove.
Everything very low for cash at Fer
guson s. Co.'S.
Buy your hoods and tobogans from
Ferguson & Co.
Sib. Welch has been finishing up his
fall plowing this week.
More new orookery and glass sets
just arrived at Kellar's.
A few more choice apples by the
barrel at Pioneer drug store.
John Fitch now has his livery, sale
and feed stable ready for business.
John Nelson is in Chicago market
ing few cars of his surplus stock.
Geo, Eckstein took two cars of stock
to market from his farm last week.
Twenty FIVE cars of stock were
shipped from the Hurley station last
week.
StoYe repairs for any stove in the
United States or Canada for sale at
Murphy's.
Rev, Hines, of Elk Point, occupied
the pulpit at the Episcopal church last
Sunday morning,
1t you cannot pay the full amount
of your bill, please call and pay por.
tion of the same.
j F. Davy has taken possession of q
portion of Woods block for his carriage
aud sign painting.
Ladies', gents and misses oil finished
shoes-every pair warranted-at Ras-
mussen's shoe store.
The Pioneer drug store show wins
dows appear to contain many attrac,
tions for the little folks.
More stack has been shipped from
Hurley during the past few weeks than
during the same time in any previouS
year,
Farmers are complaining of not hav-
ing room to store their corn, Hog
frames make the best warehouses these
days.
Preparations are going forward for
Christmas festivities. There will be
trees at Presbyterian church and at
Opera hall,
Please don't forget that we lead 'em
all in the line of druggists sudries and
fancy articles too numerous to mention
at Pioneer drug store.
Children who are troubled with
worms may be quickly relieved by giv-
ing DR.. j. II. AicLean's Liquid Vermi-
tuge. 1t kills and expels worms. Sold
by +. Brauch,
The Herald Office has taken a
thorough cleaning during the past
week, and now friends. we are ready to
reeeiYe you, whethe: you come to sub.
scribe, pay up or Just chat little.
We have heard complaints make that
County Treasurer Gilbert does not turn
oyer to the treasurer of the town of
Hurley the road tax collected on the
property within said incorporated town.
Rev. Joseph Ward, president of the
Yankton college, and one of Dakota's
best loved and most highly respected
citizens, died at his residence in Yank-
ton, Wednesday, Dec. II, at o'clock in
the morning, OF diabetis.
To those who have within the past
few weeks remembered the printer
when they marketed their stock, We
return our sincere thanks, and call
from the $40 who are still in arrears
would be greatly appreciated,
One of the fayorite pastimes just
now is hunting jackrabbits, and one of
the most successful hunters is w, II.
Park, lie generally brings his game in
alive, and has been known to have
found them with strings attached.
You undoubtedly have noticed that
you have not heard from us for some
time in the way of advertising. Rea-
son; Simply because we have been too
busy getting ready for a big holiday
trade. Glad to see you at Pioneer drug
store any time.
Arch Rundell is feeding 165 hogs.
and has 35 of his 1UO head of steers ut
the corn crib. He says heis afraid his
200 acre corn crop-oyer 5000 bushels
will not hold out, Arch is a rustler,
and deserves success.
The pupils Of the Hurley high school
will give rpuzzlo" !" social at Opera
hall Friday evening and good time
may be expected. A lunch of coffee.
sandwiches, cake. etc., will be served.
AS tho proceeds are to be used for
making q payment on their new organ
a very liberal patronage should be
given them.
We haven't got a postoffice at Aliens
Agency but we can speak the truth and
deal honorably and honestly with all,
which is worth more to US than the
best postoffice in South Dakota. We
have also options on several pieces of
real estate which we are anxious to
dispose of during the next few weeks
Call early if you want a bargain.
c. NJ, Pier makes a clange in his adv.
this week TO suit the holiday trade, and
makes several suggestions therein as
to the hest way to expend portion of
the funds you have laid away for the
holiday season. Useful goods make
just as acceptable presents as those in
tended for ornament only. and Mr..
Pier has q fine line of these goods.
we were shown last week letter
from Faulk county in which the writer
said they were feeding hay which grew
two and three years ago and was cut