Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
LOCAL MENTION.

Maple syrup at c. NJ. Piers.
Next week is week of prayer.
This weather knocks skating.
The view OF the eclipse was fine.
Tea dust Zoe. a pound at Gitchelps.
Tennessee Sorghum at G., NJ. Piers.
County commissioners meet next
Monday.
Seal of North Carolina" at
Gitchell's.
Genuine American dead-shot powder
at Murphy's.
If you have any items of interest
bring them in,
Hogs and cattle haye come in quite
briskly this week.
An elegant line of cook and heating
stoves at Murphy's.
No snide Jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
Shaver g. Dow's crackers-the best
made--at C. NJ. Piers,
Business men all report the holiday
trade ae having been good.
Mrs. Jensen is moving into the north
rooms over J. G. Murphy's store.
A new invoice of that celebrated
Tycoon Tea just received at Kellar's
Just received at the Hurley harness
shop-a complete line of horse blankets.
Dode Alcock bought himself
billiard table for a Christmas present.
Call and see those new sewing ma
chimes just received at the Herald
Office.
A fine, new stock of felt and rubber
| goods just received at Rasmussen's
shoe store
Subscriptions for all leading newspa-
pers and magazines will be received ut
the Herald Office
The farmers who shipped cattle from
Hurley to Chicago last week struck a
good market, whereat we all rejoice.
Call in and see the premiums offered
by the Herald to all subscribers who
pay one years subscription in advance.
A number of Hurley Odd Fellows
4 went to Parker last evening to attend
the installation of officers of the lodge
at that place
You can buy asewing machine at
the Herald office ut /, price that will
surprise you. Can have your choice of
several makes.
Its reported that an elght-foot vein
Of coal has been struck at the depth
of 1873 feet, on the farm of Jacob
Jenter, south of Hurley.
The end Of the nose last Tuesday
gave away quite number who had
been occupied part of the day in look
ing through q glass-smoked.
y party Of Hurley's society people
danced the old year out and the new
year in, at Brauch's hall, and Il very
pleasant time is reported by those in
attendance.
ID. G. Ward has taken the Hurley
dray line by the reins, and can now
be found on the high seat, ready to
do the bidding of those who may re
4 quire his services.
The j. II. Carlton G. \. r. Post, OF
t Parker, hold a public installation iI
: the court house Jan. 18th, to be follow
! ed with supper and dance. A genera
invitation is extended.
e The Gospel Temperance meeting
r will be held in the Presbyterian churci
a on Sunday evening, Jan. 6. 1889
Everyone is interested in these meet
), ings. Let all come, young and old.
The Herald's Daneyille correspon
dent has. come to life this week, and Il
he started IN on the first day of the yea
it is hoped that he has turned over
j, new leaf and that we shall hear from
j, him more regularly in the future.
5. Junia Sargent comes to the from
J. in the advertising columns this week
. The trouble seems to be that Juni
! has over stocked on winter goods. an
E now proposes to dispose of them a
- ar - noyt winter
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