Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-12-25
Christmas.
Jewelry away down, at Kellar's.
The best in the world-Acorn stoves

The cold wave arrived Wednesday
morning.
Prof. Foster has us booked tor a cold
wave for Christmas.
Dwelling house and store building to
rent at Aliens Agency.
Guns to rent and shells loaded to
order at j. G. Murphy's.
While you are enjoying the day, see
that othesr enjoy it also.
Call ut Aliens Agency and get a
handsome New Years present.
Nj. j. Hogan has traded for the Knapp
house in Parker, and has moved into
the same.
A terrific storm of snow and wind
prevailed through a portion of the east
Tuesday.
Cider and mince meat. apple butter.
citron and New Orleans molasses, at j.
w. Kellar's.
A. Il. Brown has been sick abed in
Sioux Falls the past week, but is report
ed some better
"When the days begin to lengthen
then the cold begins to strengthen"
says an old adage.
The cold wavearriyed Tuesday morn
ing. all right, and Prof F oster is voted
a success this time.
1t is said there is Il blind pig feast
ing on the fat of the land between Hur-
ley and Centreville.
Henry Is. Brown OF Michigan has
been appointed associate justice of the
u. s. supreme court.
What is lacking in the Herald this
week is made us in the supplement, the
"Ynle Tide Visitor
Although this is holiday week the
Herald comes out as usual, even if it is
little short of matter.
Mel Dwyer got away with the pack
age of coffee that drew the handsome
chamber set at Krllars
The Herald job press has been kept
humming during the past week.
We're not kicking, however.
The next issue of the Herald will he
dated the first day of the first month in
the first year of the last decade of Tie
18th century.
Harry johnson has purchased the
building joining Aliens Agency and
and will open therein brand new
grocery store.
Miss Matte Richards. who is well
known to the older residents of Hurley,
was married Dec. IA, at McMinnville,
Tenn, to a Mr.. Brown.
Mr.. Bert Cnrtiss and Miss Sarepta
| Clark were made one last Sunday by
Rev. Newton. May health and pros
perity be their portion.
I. ". Kyle will commence operating
his feather renovator in the room now
occupied 10y Jos. Frick with his furni-
ture. about the 10th Of January.
DR.. Graves has swung Il new sign to
the breeze, and has also placed lamp
| post near his office door. on which :,
bright light is kept burning ul' night
Merchants all report a larger cash
holiday trade than ever before. which
goes to show that money is not such a
very scarce article in this portion of the
country.
/ Prof. Allen closed his connection with
the Hurley school last Friday. AMI un-
der his management the school has
! gained the reputation Of being one OF
the best in the state.
| j. M. Gitchell has received a volume
entitled Michigan in the War
which contains a complete history OF
the Michigan troops. their campaigns
engagements. etc. and is work Of
great interest to those who participated
in the scenes described therein.
Ren Swans sale brought out one o.
the largest crowds ever assembled il
Turner Co. for such an occasion, ant
they all hated to see Ren and family
leave us. The goods brought fai
prices. Mr.. Swan and family expect t
start for Ef1ingham next Monday eve
ming.
Plans are laid for an extensive Christ
mas wolf-hunt. All are to meet ut MI
Eggleston's on the Wiley farm. at ],
Il. m, where four parties lille formed
under Captain D. G.. Smith, and tn
separate divisions Will be under com
mand Of Leilitenants Carnahan. Liddi
, coat, Smiley and Rundell. A gran'
! time is anticipated, and everybcd
, invited to join in the sport.
The county seat sociable given bv tn
pupils of the Hurley school last Frda,
evening was very enjoyable affai
for those who attended. The program
consisted of singing, and the rendition
of a number OF IA selections by the Hur
ley Orchestra. One feature-not dow
on Prof. Aliens program, and whlc
was a complete surprise to him-wa
: the presentation by the pupils o
the school, to their retiring teacher
of u handsome arm chair. The presen
tation speech was made by Miss Edit
!, Welch. and in Il manner that woul
!, haye been a credit to one of Older year
and greater experience. The fun cor
! menced when the purchasers of suppe
tickets began hunting for the cunt
: that went with their county sea-
The proceeds of the entertainment wer
: over thirty dollars. and nrtteu suticien
8 cash to complete the payment on h
t school organ, the cost of which has b, &
$500
: First publication Dec. Is. 1soe