Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-10-16
Local. MENr1oN.

NiaPSS' AuSAouS, pears anu pcdCueS ~
Pioneer drug store.
Dwelling house and store building tc
rent at Aliens Agency.
Guns to rent and shells loaded tc
order at j. G. Murphy's;
j. G. Murphy isagent for the world
renowned Crystal Wash Board.
Potatoes and eggs wanted at Herald
Office on subscription accounts.
Come to stay. p. Kristiensen, a,
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
leweler.
The finest line OF dress flannels evel
brought to Hurley just received al
Allen Bros.
The prices on dress flannels 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,
Those mirrors have arrived at Pic.
neer Drug Store. Come in and look at
em. Will surprise you on prices.
Pure cider vinegar. and strawberry
wine vinegar, guaranteed by the Alden
Fruit and Vinegar Co., at j. w. Kel
lars.
Our customers all speak highly IN
praise of st. Patrick's Pills. They are
the best.-Berry Bros. Carroll, Nebras.
ka. For Sale by E. Brauch.
Remember G. G. Culver & Co. when
you go to Sioux City if you intend max.
ing any purchases in their line. Their
advertisement in this paper will give
you an idea of the stock they carry.
The Herald has some Hne premiums
to offer its subscribers this year, the an.
nouncement of one of which appears in
this issue of the paper. Watch for the
others. Subscribers who have recently
piad year in advance will be treated
Che same as those who may pay here
after.
The veteran association of the Fifth
New York heavy artillery, in which
organization John E. Robinson served
during the slate unpleasantness," hold
their annual reunion at New York
City, Monday, October 10. Mr.. Robin.
son regrets very much his inability tc
be present.
Centreyille Chronicle: The Hurley
band was here all the week in the in.
terest of Pierre. but Notwithstanding
that, the band gave us some excellent
music under the leadership Of Bert
Allen, and is composed of some splen
did boys-nor are they all going to vote
for Pierre either,
Hurley citizens are. e.much pleased tc
learn that Rev. A. E. Garhart is to have
charge of the NJ. E. pastorate at Hurley
during the comings year. Through
this gentleman's perseverance anG
energy that society has just completed
here one of the best church buildings
in the county, and it is fitting that he
should occupy the same as pastor the
first year,
Quite number of Hurley citizens
who have been to Centreville with
teams complain CT the high prices
charged by the livery stables OF that
town for feeding their teams, and say
that they will not go down there again
if they can help it, so long as they have
to drive down and put their teams il
the livery stables unless reduction i.
made in tho prices.
Owing to the revision of the tariff
law it is said that musical instrument!
will advance Sc to 100 per cent in price
Such being the case. the editor of th,
Herald is going to give the one WHIT
comes first an opportunity to purchas,
an organ of one of the best makes at
saving Of about slOO. Now. don't al
rush in at once, but let each one com
cne day ahead of the others.
| The delegates elected from Hurle,
township to attend the republican con
ventIon were D. w. Fairchild, Jas
Lease, S.W. Kellar, Wm. Harneis, D. G
Smith, las. Andrew. The caucus wa
4 perfectly harmonious. The delegate
elected also attend the commissions
district convention for the 4th district
which is to be held at Hurley, Wednes
day the 22d, at 1000 a. m.
| Hon. S. j. Conklin, or "Old Conk" a
he is generally called by the "pres
gang" is billed for an address at HUI
ley. on the 22d inst. We have neve
had the pleasure of listening to thi
gentleman when he was wound up o.
/ politics, but from what we have hear
from him on other subjects, have n
hesitancy in promising all who go t
hear him an entertainment which wi
|. we'll repay them for their time. Fl
will talk republicanism. and endeavo
to show all others why they should b
republicans.
| Canton News: Last Monday nigh
the NJ. Z. church went out to the res
dence of Rev. "A. E. Carhart to give
sort of farewell party to him. For
long time he has been superintendent
/ of the Sabbath school and the relatio
between himself and the school has a
4 ways been of that cordial characte
| that might be expected of Mr.. Carhart
associates. Nearly the entire schot
was present and rs Mr.. Carhart
4 about to leave for another field of labo
the party was arranged. AS mement
4 of the kindly regard entertained IL
4 their superintendent, handsom
plush covered easy chair was presente
| by the scholars, Rev. Jameson maxim
4 the presentation, in behalf Of the schoo
Rev. Carhart was deeply affected h
a the expressions of affection forhim an
n regret at his departure. The occasio
was a very pleasant one and will Ion
be remembered by all who were pre-