Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-09-18
LOCAL MENTION.
Democrat caucus Monday.

Pioneer drug store.
u. Brauch has sold his carriage horse
"Bud" to Peter Allen.
Guns to rent and shells loaded to
order at j. G. Murphy's.
w. II. Robertson has commenced
moving into his new house.
The democratic county convention
meets at Hurley next Tuesday.
j. G. Murphy is agent for the world
renowned Crystal Wash Board.
Buy your hats for the corn palace of
Miss Rundell, over 9. NJ. Piers store.
The best young driving horse in Tur-
ner county for sale by Prof. A. j. Allen.
Rey. Doherty filed the pulpit at the
Episcopal church very acceptably last
Sunday.
Come to stay. Z. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
leweler.
Trimmed and untrimwed hats, also
baby bonnets now on hand at Miss
RundelI's.
The finest line of dress flannels ever
brought to Hurley just received at
Allen Bros.
or course you farmers are all prepar-
ing fire breaks, so the Herald Will not
mention that subject.
The prices on dress fannels at Allen
Bros are Is per cent lower than they
have ever been before.
Don't forget that we keep few
watches at Pioneer drug store that we
are not afraid to warrant.
The plasterers are at work at the in.
side, and the painters at the outside of
the new Methodist church.
Those mirrors have arrived at Pic.
neer Drug Store Come in and look at
EN-. Will surprise you on prices.
There are several places in the side.
walk between the Herald office and the
Baptist church that need repairing.
Pure cider vinegar. and strawberry
wine vinegar, guaranteed by the Alden
Fruit and Vinegar Co., at j. w. kel
lars.
Buy can OF the Standard baking
powder at j. w. Kellar's and get glass
dish worth from 25 to so cents and a
ohoroa IN, fho c10 ~ ,,,,,,;o No..
Lost-Between f. X. Berry's farm
and Hurley,a a pocket book containing
So bill and some silver. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving
same at Queal's lumber yard.
1t caused a number OF the farmers al
the lecture Saturday night to smile
when the speaker stated that farmer.
| were not making fifty cents day. Tht
lecturer must have been farming il
the "arid district"
Mr.. Geo. Benson and Miss Pear
Milks were united in marriage Tuesday
evening at the residence Of Rev. F. II
Newton. The best wishes of the com
munity go with this young couple a
they start out in life ito love and obey.
The managers Of the Sioux City Corr
Palace are aware Of the fact that tt
make that enterprise Il complete sue
cess the attendance of the editor of thi
paper is necessary for at least one day
and consequently have forwarded
ticket of admission.
The careless handling of matche b.
II. II. Rundell's children came yer
near causing great confiagation Wed
nesday afternoon. A pile of hay on tn
north side of the livery barn was sc
on fire, but by active work the buildn
was saved without any very seriou
damage. A few boards and sma
pail of paint will make everything a
good as new.
j. L. Hogan and |. e. Ferguson
Co. have made arrangements with a
eastern house by which they are er
abled to give their customers the benz
fits of deal not often met with outsid
the large cities. 1t is this: 10 eyer
purchaser of $40 worth Of goods fc
cash they will give fine crayon po
trait, copied from any PHOTOGRAPH tn
purchaser may furnish. Call at stol
and see sample.
We said last week that we woul
have word to say about G. G. Culve
81 Cos. ad. this week. Well, of cours
the ladies have all read it, and thos
who are intending to visit the Cor
Palace will of course call in and e.
anime their stock. The Herald is
firm believer in patronizing your hon
stores when they can supply yo,
, wants; but if you have to send ava
for goods, you will find G. G. Culver
Co. an honorable square dealing fri
with which to do business, and tn;
their prices are as low as those of an
house for the same quality of goods.
Bangor Record:-An exchange sa,
that when a man takes cigar out {
his mouth to tell the editor to stop b
paper because he can't "atford it" II
editor may say nothing but he thinks
great deal. And when man stops h
paper because he has no time to res
it" and goes ont and whlttles a dl
I goods box for two hours, the editor ms
say nothing, but he thinks great dea
, And when he stops his paper because
two line item does not suit him, ar
: then posters his neighbors by borro,
: ing his paper, the editor may say not
ing but he thinks a great deal. Ar
when the business man says he do
not advertise because it does not pa
and then uses all the sidewalk displa
goods and covers them with cards sue
as "l'm cheap, buy me" the editor m;
| say nothing but he thinks a, great dea