Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-01-02
Did you swear OFF,
The sleighing is quite good.
Try kellar's new Java coffee.
Erainht trains arc nnmarnhs

Freight trains are numerous.
The best in the world-Acorn stoves.
The days lengthen and cold strength
ems.
Buy your winter caps from Ferguson
Il Co.
Nice moonlight evenings for sleigh
riding.
Winter term of school commences
Monday.
J. c. Murphy sells the celebrated
Acorn Stove.
Everything very low for cash at Fer
guson & Cos.
Take some stock in the building and
Loan association.
More new crockery and glass sets
just arrived at kellar's.
Els. McCook camp S. of v. is in
creasing its membership.
"A. w. Bacon bought himself new
cutter for New Years present.
John Fitch now has his livery, sale
and feed stable ready for business.
Ernest Hankins was in Saturday
with the customary cigar for the editor.
Stoye repairs for any stove in the
United States or Canada for sale ut
Murphy's.
0. &. Udell, b. b. Allen and Z. NJ.
Mann toyed with the Odd Fellows
goat last week.
Gas has been struck at Redfeld. Why
couldn't they have done that during the
capital campaign?
I. j. Hill was confined to the bed the
fore part of the week threatened with
an attack of fever.
Ladies', gents and misses oil finished
shoes-eyery pair warranted-at Ras-
mussen's shoe store
Trade was little dull for the first
few days after Christmas, but it is
picking up right lively.
The small boy is enjoying himself
hugely. this week, hitchlng on to
sleighs. Twas ever thus.
j. w. Kellar was taken Saturday
with an attack of kidney troubles, and
is still confined to the bed.
The devil has got it-or it has got the
devil-and as one of the consequences
the Herald is a little late this week.
The RurarYoice, of Memo, has sus-
pended publication for the winter, lack
OF sufficient patronage being the cause.
Mrs. Chas. Sphinx of Yankton, who
gave birth to three children, died Sat
urday, leaving husband and five
children.
Geo. Deyo has rented his farm to
John Sargent. George thinks some OF
going to Sioux City, but may conclude
to move to Hurley.
Please don't forget that we lead 'em
all in the line of druggists sudries and
fancy articles too numerous to mention
at Pioneer drug store.
The hog and cattle market has been
4 little dull during the past week. but
as soon as prices brace up little stock
will begin moving again.
Hon. c. j. Bach says he is getting
lots of letters just now marked " con-
tidential," strictly private" etc.
Doubtless all other Legislators are re-
ceiying the same kind of missiyes.
we are always wide awake and al
ways ready for business. We have
best plans of insurance and best deal
on farm loans. We also have several
choice pieces OF real estate for sale on
easy terms at very low prices. Now is
the time to buy real estate at Aliens
Agency.
fevery person living in town would
say, II will not send away for a single
thing which can buy at home," and
then stick toit during the coming year,
trade of all kinds would be better. and
more money would be kept in circula-
tion at home. The farmers also, should
adopt this method; it will pay them in
the long run.
Mr.. Byron Guy, of Montrose. S. d.
and Miss Jsssie Horton, OF Hurley,
were united in marriage at the resi-
dence of c. i. Wallace, Saturday even
ming, Dec. 2S. Rev. j. j. McIntire
officiating. The best wishes of the
Herald go with the happy pair, and
may their life be more pleasant than
the weather at the time OF the nuptial
ceremony.
Last fall when e. Brauch received
his carload of apples he piled them up
outside of his fence across the road
from the editors house (knew he would
go further away from home if he
wanted to steaD asit was too warm to
put them in the cellar. One evening
some ladies were passing by, and they
rolled one of the barrels into the alley
and covered it with a box. After hav.
ing the usual amout of sport with Mr..
b. about his stolen apples, they told him
where the barrel waste be found. Last
Sunday, Dec. 90, Mr.. Brauch moved the
aforesaid box for some purpose, and
there were his forgotten apples. The
barrel was taken into the store and
opened and the fruit was found to bt
untouched by the frost. How's that
for "blizzard cursed" Dakota.
Annual Meeting.
Atthe annual meeting OF the Hurley
Building and Loan association hell
| Monday evening, officers were elected
for the ensuing year as follows:
DiractorS-.JOS Allen w C. Rrnwn