Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-12-25
LOCAL MENTION.
Merry Christmas to all.

Which. will it be Bradberry or Fieldp
They are both good men.
Saturday was a great day for trade
in the line of holiday goods.
j. A. Scott is doing an extensive busi-
ness shipping hay this season.
JIG. Murphy is agent for the world
renowned Crystal Wash Board.
Order your school supplies ut Aliens
Agency. They have tlrst-class goods.
TX. Berry supplied portion OF
Hurley market with Christmas turkeys.
Felt boots and overs at cost. Call
soon-the supply won't last long. C.M.
Pier.
Come to stay. p. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
leweler.
Highest market price paid tor live
chickens at Palmer's meat market,
Hurley.
For handkerchlefs of all kinds. mutf-
lers. ETC., for holiday presents. go to q.
81. Piers.
T. w. Kye is talking of putting his
feather renovating machine into opera
tion this winter.
We still keep the Perfection kerosene
oil, best oil in county. 5gallons for ST.
Pioneer drug store.
The sheriff of Brule county was in
town Sunday night with il stolen horse
that he captured IN Iowa.
Jos. Frick has the addition to his new
store nearly completed and will soon
move into his new quarters.
Hard coal of the best quality, fresh
from the mines and free from dust, just
received at tJ. IL. Queal T. Co.'S.
There will i've no services in the Epis-
copal church next Sunday. Rev. Swee-
ney having un appointments at Salem.
Almost time for the annual "swear
Off" but you should "sw.ar" hard
enough this time so that it Will stick.
Several OF the school boys are putting
in their vacation cutting and hauling
ice. Rather damp and slippery business
this weather.
Bunker Robertson has improved the
!! appearance of his residence property by
the construction of a neat picket fence
in front of the same.
Come and see for yourselves and be
convinced that Murphy has the finest
linpof lueensware. lamps and crockery
ever brought to Hurley.
/ j. II. Farnsworth received n tele-
4 gram last Friday that his father was
not expected to live, and he left on the
noon train for New Hampshire.
| j. w. Kellar has just received an ex-
ira fine line of mixed pickles, pickled
i onions. chow-chow, catsup. etc, which
he is offering at lower prices than ever
before heard of in this vicinity.
Gid Howell called IN the other day
and renewed the subscription of the
two copies of the Herald which he had
sent to eastern friends. Go thou and
do likewise.
) t. j. Hills team took fright at the
depot last Friday afternoon, and took
Il little run on their own account scat
t@ring baled hay in everydirection. No
great damage was done, however.
The Dung Peoples Society of Chris.
tian Endeaver has posted in number
OF public places in town the topics for
their meetings. for tho next six months
and the names of the leaders at the
meetings.
j. H. Wood had a horse badly hurt II,
the depot recently. He was unloading
sawdust from a car. when Il car that
was being switched on an adjoining
track struck the horse on the forehead
making bad wound.
F. e. Near, James McGinn, j. II. Mel
: son. d. Policy. T. j. Fromrr and Abel
bert Phillips will represent this portion
$ of the county on the petit jury at Park
q at the January term of court, which
opens on the 9th of the month.
Representative Bach is practicine
: shining his shoes. combing his hair, etc
(. preparatory torthe winters campaign
o at the gay and festive state capital. l
t is also rumored that he will emyloy
> typewriter to attend to his extensiy
correspondence.
i The editor of the Herald recently re
e ceiyed Il letter from Father Powers. il
8 which he writes that he had recently re
turned from his European trip. ant
r that his health was fully restored
IS which Will he pleasing information t,
!; his MANY friends in this vicinity. II
is now ut Michigan City, North Dakot;
The canvasslng agents for eastern
grocery firms are said to be abroad il
the land taking orders for those good
70 which the farmer can buy just as chea
n of any mpachant in his home town /
he will take as large IL quantity an
=. pay cash for them, as he has to of tn
travelling man. And two to one he vii
get better quality of goods at home
Last week Rev. McIntire received
summons, citing hlm to appear in Lir
!, coin c3unty, that justice might b
!, meted out to him. Consequently las
: Friday afternoon, in company with hi
! wife, he proceeded to Delaware town
: ship. where the court was assembled
= The verdict was agreeable to Mr.McIr
3 tire, as IN addition to the customer
!. tixin:s" on such occasions he wa
!. presented with a purse of $50.
To our patrons who wish to sui
n, scribe for eastern or other newspaper.
we would say that you can save none
on the same by calling at the Heral
office. Having been appointed agen
, for the leading Dews and s,,hscrintio