Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-12-26
LOCAL MENTION.
sit is well to be merry and wise.
1t Is well to be honest and true;
Before You commence with the new"

Before YOU commence with the new"
Over one million acorn stoves. in use.
Sewing machine needles at Kellar's.
The beautiful spring weather still
continues.
Buy the Hooking Valley corn shelter
of Murphy.
|. Buy your hoods and tobogans from
| Ferguson & Co.
John McGrigor proved up on his
homestead Monday.
See that S1.75 heavy plnsb photo
graph album at Allen Bros.
The long reach, full club skate for
the small of Sl.O0 at Murphy's.
L. Brauch got away with four
| turkeys at the shoot yesterday.
You Can save money by buying your
underwear and clothing of Sargent.
A new story commenced on the in
side pages of the Herald this week.
Cranberries, sweet potatoes, boss
cider, best apples, at Pioneer drug store.
Holiday trade was immense Monday,
and the merchants all went to bed tired
but happy.
Gents, ladies' and misses wool shoes
and slippers. Prices low. Anton M.
Rasmussen.
See those Holiday Goods at Allen
Bros, and get the prices. They will
save you money.
Come and see the largest stock of 10
cent articles ever brought to Hurley,
at j. G. Murphy's.
The sale of holiday goods for Christ
mas presents was much larger than the
merchants anticipated.
Don't forget that we keep few
watches at Pioneer drug store that we
are not afraid to warrant.
j. Fitch and wife haye moved into
the kitchen part of their new house
Tor feeding purposes only.
The band was on the streets Christ
mas day and favored Hurley citizens
with several choice selections.
D. G. Ward has purchased another
dray team, and now hopes to be able to
take care of the business in that line.
Parties wishing holiday books are re.
| quested to wait until Mrs. Judson calls
on them before purchasing elsewhere.
Monday brought great many farm
ers to town, and it kept merchants and
clerks busy to supply their various
| wants.
Special arrangements with the pub
fishers, enables us to offer the North
western Agriculturist as premium to
our subscribers.
Saturday was little stormy, and as
a consequence holiday trade was not
as brisk as it usually is on the Saturday
proceeding Christmas.
Prof. Yoigt will be in Hurley Thurs
day, Jan. 2, prepared to give attention
to any who may wish instructions in
music or the languages.
In the issue of January I'd the Herald
will commence she publication of " The
Diamond Button" thrilling detective
story, written by Barclay North, who
meyer writes poor stories.
| Oh, say! don't forget your can when
you come to town, and get it filled with
five gallons best Kerosene oil for only
Sl.OO. 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 Kimball organ
and see how cheap it can be purchased.
The quarterly meeting of the NJ. E.
church set for Monday last was changed
to Friday the 9th INST. Conference at
2p. M, and preaching at 7:3O p. m., in
the Baptist church, by ReY. Jordon.
All cordially invited to attend.
| In this Issue of the Herald will be
found the advertisement OF the old re-
liable Wheeler s. Wilson sewing ma
chine company. This company
received the highest prize given at the
Paris exposition, which fact will not be
surprise to those acquainted with
their machines.
| "Why." said a visitor to Philadel.
phia house, "you store is constantly
crowded, and l find your advertisement
in nearly every paper pick up. Why
don't you stop advertising and save
expenses9" Because replied the
proprietor, with knowing smile, 81
| want to keep the place crowded"
Mr.. Hinkley, of Parker, was in town
Tuesday, having just returned from
a weeks visit in Lincoln county. lie
reports bitter feeling in that county
against Mr.. Clifford on account of his
action in certain postoffice matters, he
having promised the same Office tc
different parties, and OF course being
unable to keep his promises.
1 A newspaper man and newspaper
editor that people do not talk about
and sometimes abuse, are rather poor
concerns. The men and business that
an editor sometimes feels it a duty tt
defend at the risk of making enemies
of another class, are the very first tc
show ingratitude. The editor who ex
poets to receive much charity anc
] gratitude will soon find out his mistake
but he should go ahead and say what
he conscientiously thinks right without
4 regard to the frowns of grumblers. thu
1 TRADES of slanderers or the slurs of in
gratcs.-Parkston advance.
| Kind reader, 1890 Will soon be here
and, if those who have not alread.
done so. would call in and square NJ
their subscription accounts, we beliey'
the new year would seem brighter tt