Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-11-07
Local MENTION.
Il little winterish this week.
Try kellar's new Java coffee.
Beautiful moonlight evenings.
Sewing machine needles at Kef1ar's.
Banking houses is the order of the

Cold weather is coming. Buy your
underwear of e. NJ. Pier.
Jas. Sherard is putting up wind
mill on his farm this week.
1t is surprising to see the amount of
lumber going into the country.
The Lennox creamery produced 97,-
22O pounds of butter this season.
You c..n save money by buying your
underwear and clothing of Sargent.
Rasmussen has just received a large
stock Gf wool foot wear, arctics, etc.
Now is the time to pay the editor a
portion-if not all-of that bill. lie
needs it.
John Fitch has his house nearly en-
closed, and it presents very neat APP
pearance.
Extra freight trains are numerous,
bringing in coal and carrying out grain
and stock.
If you want book worth Sc for
call on G. NJ. Pier and learn
how to get it.
Ladies', gents and misses oil finished
shoes-eyery pair warranted-at Ras-
shoe store.
John Fitch has number of good
horses for sale at his feed and sale
stable on Monroe street.
The Episcopal church property is be-
ing improved by the placing of IL foun-
dation under the building.
The Pioneer drug store front will
present u fine appearance when Artist
Dasy gets through with it.
Sibley Welch takes great pride in
Keeping his subscription to his local
paid well in advance.
Geo. Eckstein, F. X. Berry and Sibley
Welch were initiated in the mysteries
of Odd Fellowship Saturday evening.
Parties wishing holiday books are re.
qnested to wait until Mrs. Judson calls
on them before purchasing elsewhere.
w. II. Gowdy expects to make his
headquarters for stock buying at
Toledo. Iowa. during the coming win
ter.
Two farms to rent near Hurley, one
on shares and one for cash rent. Call
at ALIENS AGENCY If you want to
rent.
Anything you want in the way Of
school furniture or apparatus will be
furnished promptly by ALIENS
AGENCY.
"Uncle Dam Dwver is about the
man in town since the result
of Tuesdays election in Iowa ant Ohio
was received.
There will be services in the protes-
tant Episcopal oi1urcn Sunday, Novem-
Der lC. at 7:3Op. M, at which Bishop
aare will otficiate.
President Harrison has set Thursday,
Nov. 2H, as Thanksgiving day. The
question now is, who is to furnish the
editor with Il fat turkey?
The band boys strenaded w. r. Park
anu wife Monday evening. They were
invited in and passed u socili hour
with their leader and his bride.
ALIENS AGENCY furnishes ocean
steamer tickets at lowest rates over
any line you choose, from any European
port to amy railway station in the. U. s.
Children who are troubled with
worms may be quickly relieved by CIV
ing Dr..J. H. McLeans Liquid Vermi-
tuge. 1t kills and eApels worms. Sold
by +. Brauch.
Call ut ALIENS AGENCY and have
your farm property insured. The sat
isfaction of knowing that you are in
sured will be worth the premium if you
never have loss.
The blood must be pure for the body
to be in perfect condition. DR.. j. II.
McLean's Sarsaparilla makes pure
blood and imparts the rich bloom of
health and vigor to the whole body.
Sold by Z. Brauch.
An item is going the rounds of the
press to the effect that 'ssoft coal is
selling in Miner county for Sl.5O per
ton and hard coal at IS. The railroads
charge no freight" Are we to under
stand that it costs So per ton freight.
which would make $3.50 and $40, the
price usually charged.
Fourteen members of the Parker Odd
Fellow lodge visited with the Hurley
brethren Saturday evening. After the
lodge work in the initiatory degree was
completed, lunch consisting of oys-
ters, ETC., was served at the fremont
house. after which more lodge work
was done.
All Herald subscribers who prom
ised to bring IN potatoes on subscrip-
tion account this year have done so;
now we would be pleased to have a
a number of those who failed to bring
In the promised cash walk up and pay
at least portion OF their Indebtedness.
Crops have been very good in this por-
tion of the country, and you should not
forget your newspaper bill "after har-
vest"
Upon the inner pages of the Herald
this week will be found maatter of
more than usual interest to Dakota
readers, Under the heading "Now
They are States" will be found the
long looked for and greatly desired
proclamation of the president of the
United States, which declares that the
people of the twin Dakotas are now
entitled to all the rights and privileges
which have been enjoyed by residents
of the other states of tho union.