Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-12-19
LOCAL MENTION.
Sewing machine needles at Kellar's.
Buy the Hooking Valley corn shelter

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of Murphy.
Buy your hoods and tobogans from
Ferguson & Co.
a small sized shower visited this To-
cality Monday evening.
Don't forget the Christmas dance
next Wednesday evening.
See that S1.75 heavy plnsh photo
graph album at Allen Bros.
Mr.. Reedy shipped several cars Of
stock from Hurley this week.
Tho long reach, full club skate for
the small of s1OO at Murphy's.
O. 0. Snyder shipped his household
goods to Algona, Iowa, Tuesday.
You Can save money by buying your
underwear and clothing of Sargent.
Charles Andrews and Robert Patrick
shipped three cars of stock Tuesday.
Cranberries, sweet potatoes. boss
cider, best apples, at Pioneer drug store.
Gents, ladies' and misses wool shoes
anu oiiHpSio. llCCS INV. lAuIOll Nl.
Rasmussen.
See those Holiday Goods at Allen
Bros, and get the prices. They will
save you money.
Where is that extremely cold and dis
agreeable weather predicted by Prof.
Blake for December.
Rey, Carhart, of Canton, preached to
large congregation, at the Baptist
church Sunday evening.
Don't forget that we keep few
watches at Pioneer drug store that we
are not afraid to warrant.
Repairs are necessary on the side
walk on the east side of Park Boule-
ward, leading to the Baptist church.
Parties wishing holiday books are re.
qnested to wait until Mrs. Judson calls
on them before purchasing elsewhere.
Special arrangements with the pub.
fishers, enables us to offer the North
western Agriculturist as a premium to
our subscribers.
While trying to catch freight train
going north Monday evening brake
man fell through the bridge just north
of town and got badly injured.
First quarterly conference of the NJ.
q. church will be held in Hurley. Mon
day, Dec. 90, at 200 p. m. Preaching
in the evening by the presiding elder
of the district, Rey. Jorden.
Hurley lodge No. IS, /. o. OF. ap-
pears to be getting to the front in
pretty good shape this winter. Eleven
applications for membership were re-
ceiyed last Saturday evening.
Oh, say! don't forget your can when
you come to town, and get it filled with
| five gallons best Kerosene oil for only
SloO If not satisfactory your money
refunded, at Pioneer drug store.
Say, mister; if you want to make
your wife, daughter or best girl an
elegant present call at the Herald office
and examine that fine KimbalI organ
and see how cheap it can be purchased.
The amount of stock shipped from
Hurley station is indeed matter of
surprise. From ten to twenty-five cars
per week are sent out during the busy
season, and there is scarcely week in
the year III which some shimpents are
not made.
This has been fine winter for fat
tening stock-no extra feed being
necessary to keep up the animal heat.
1t is estimated by feeders that one
bushel Of corn will go as far as bushel
and u half generally does at this
season OF the year.
/ The Pierre Free Press will soon com.
mence the publication of daily edition
which will be a very valuable paper to
haye during the legislative session.
Two dollars will pay for the paper
three months, and those wishing to
keep posted on the doings of the law
makers should send in their subscrip-
ton.
| The Howard Press says that "clubs''
have been formed in that county, and
that they hire an agent to go east to
beg for supplies for the needy of the
county. When the supplies arrive the
"club" distributes the same among
their own members. The Press prom
ises to make some disclosures unless
i these practices cease.
i Friends when you call to renew your
subscription, don't forget to speak
about that premium-The Northwest
ern Agriculturist-the best farm paper
in the Northwest. In the rush of busi-
ness we sometimes forget about it.
Every subscriber to the Herald who
has his paper paid for one year in adj
vance gets this valuable farm paper
free.
i Mr.. Ernest Hankins, one OF the rms.
tling young farmers of Turner town
ship, and Miss Anna Haufsmith, of
Lincoln county, were united in the
holy bonds of matrlmony last Thurs
day. The happy couple have commen-
ced housekeeping in the new residence
built for them by the groom's father on
one of his excellent farms. May they
live long and prosper.
| Mitchell Daily Republican. 13:--Miss
Emma Fitch, who for eighteen months
past has been the capable assistant of
E. O. Davy in the Western Unions
city Office has been promoted to the
management of the Western Unions
city office in Redfeld. She lett to-day
for short visit at her home In Hurley.
after which she goes to her new station.
/ "A large circle of Mitchell friends will
wish Miss Fitch success in this large
field although regretting that it has
taken her from the city.