Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-11-27
LOCAL MENTION.
Keep your eye on the Holiday ads.
The best in the world-Acorn stoves.

The best in the world-Acorn stoves.
Cash paid for hides and furs by j. C.
Murphy.
The Thanksgiving dance promises to
be Il grand affair.
Fresh oysters at Pioneer drug store
Friday or Saturday.
Those who attended the Lyons sale
say it was good one.
Dwelling house and store building to
rent at Aliens Agency.
The boys are expecting lots of fun
at the shooting match to-day.
j. c. Murphy is agent for the world
renowned Crystal Wash Board.
Latest style of ladies' felt hats just
received at south side millinery shop.
Order your school supplies at Aliens
Agency. They have lirst-class goods.
Highest market price paid for live
chickens at Palmer's mea. market.
Hurley.
Come to stay. p. Krstiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
leweler.
Chicken pox is the prevailing all
ment among the little ones at the
present time.
Hurley post of the e. a. K. will be
inspected by Adjutant Galord Saturday
evening, Dec. 9Th.
A cold wave arrived Tuesday, and
yet the weather is fine for the latter
part of November.
We still keep the Perfection Kerosene
oil, best oil in county. 5gallons for 81.
Pioneer drug store.
Hard coal of the best quality, fresh
from the mines and free from dust, just
received att. IL. Queal & Co.'S.
There will be union thanksgiving
services at the NJ. E. church. Rev.
Blakely will occupy the pulpit.
Those in need of fascinators, ruching.
plush balls, ETC., will find. to their ad-
vantage to call on Miss Runeell.
1t took several dray loads to trans
port the late arrival of holiday goods
from the depot to the pioneer drug store.
Major Harrigle is erecting commo-
dious habltation for his fast team.
Contractor White is engineering the
| Job.
TnrnerC County Teachers association
will meet at Hurley the second Satur-
Gay in December, which will be the
| 18th.
/ g. A. Near had long hunt for his
cows Sunday and Monday. and finally
found them Shut up down ut the stock
yards.
Come and see for yourselves and be
convinced that Murphy has the finest
line of queensware. lamps and crockery
ever brought to Hurley.
Judge Kennedy, of Parker goes to
West Superior in January. His fami-
ly will not go until spring. We are all
sorry to see Ed. leave the country.
Mr.. Jos. Yusten, on the Jos. Robbins
farm, near Swan Lake, has his feed mill
in operation, and will do custom grind
ing of corn, oats, ETC.. every Saturday
Chas. F. Frier was brought before
Judge Elliott Monday. He waived ex-
animation. and gave $500 bonds for ap.
pearance4 before the circuit court in
February.
Mr.. Chas. Marshall. of Parker has
been engaged to teach the winter term
of the Hurley high school, to fill the
vacancy caused by the election of Prof
Allen to the office OF states attorne,
for Turner county.
!, d. Brauch is getting his holiday
goods unpacked, and will soon be ready
to display to his customers the fines
, line OF goods suitable for Christina
gifts ever opened in Turner county.
Those Mammoth Cyclopaedias ant
: Dickens works haye arrived. Come il
!. and get them. Those who have no
: paid up should call and see what ii val
/ uabie premium they can get for 80 cent
r in addition to the regular subscription
$ price, Old subscribers, as well as nev
ones. are entitled to these premiums
A branch of the Young Peoples Sc
clety of Christian Enheavor was organ
!. lied at Hurley Monday evening Ly Mis-
J, Harmon, district secretary. The officer
: elected for the ensueing six month
. are: +. E. Near, president; G. II. Blake
i. ly, vice president, Eugene Judson, see
. retary; Minnie Rees, Treasurer. Th
first meeting will be held at the Bar
tist church next Sunday evening. a
6:30 o'clock, which all are inyied to a,
tend.
j. W. Kellar and wife met wit
what might have been a serious acc
. dent last Sunday. As they were driy
i ing along the turnpike south of tn
\ Swan Lake bridge. Charlie Woodwar
y approached them on his bycicle. Th
! team which Mr.. Kellar was Griyin
was not accustomed to such sight, an
:. became frightened and commence
backing, finally bringing up in tn
e, ditch, put without doing any damage
g Mrs. kellar jumped from the bugg
> and in some way struck her hand O
IS the wheel in such IL manner that it ha
d been lame since.
;. Parker Press 22d: Mrs. a. Allen ha
received letters from an cid friend an
former neighbor, who lives in Brul
n. counsy. some ten or twelve miles troI
Kimbalt, stating in what destitute eli
cumstances the people were in, VII
" had not means to get out of the cour
# try Some 200 families have left an