Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-11-13
LOCAL MENTION.
Now is the time to subscribe.
The best in the worldr-Acorn stoves

Cash paid for hides and furs by j. c.
Murphy,
Ira Ferguson lost valuable mare
last week.
Ole Blikken returned from Sioux City
Monday morning.
Fresh oysters at Pioneer drug store
Friday or Saturday.
Dwelling house and store building to
rent at Aliens Agency.
Guns to rent and shells loaded to
order at j. G. Murphy's.
j. G. Murphy is agent FOR the world
renowned Crystal Wash Board.
The town was well filled with teams
Monday, and business was lively.
Latest style of ladies' felt hats Just
received at south side millinery shop.
Order your school supplies at Aliens
Agency. They have tirst-class goods.
Come to stay. p. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
leweler.
Mr.. Ely has purchased the Fowler
residence property in the northeastern
part of town.
A. II. Kroll is moving to Sioux City,
where he has position in the Booge
packing house.
We still keep the Perfection kerosene
oil, best oil in county. 5gallons for 81.
Pioneer drug store.
G. Skinner has moved his family
into the house which he recently pur-
chased of Mrs. Judson.
The prices on dress tlannels at Allen
Bros are 10 per cent lower than they
have ever been before
OF course you will make arrange
ments to attend the Thanksgiving
dance-that is, if you dance.
Would it not bewell for the city dads
to haye the sidewalks all put in good
repair before winter sets in?
Hicks, the weather prophet, has Sc
we're storm set for this week after which
We are to have nice weather.
Those in need of fascinators, ruching.
| plush balls, etc, will find it to their ad-
vantage to call on Miss Rundell.
r.. Poppenge delivered in Hurley on
Tuesday to F. G. Frederickson over
six hundred dollars worth of hogs.
Mrs.I G. Ferguson and children were
visiting friends in the northern portion
of the county the fore part of the week.
Saturdays snow was of sufficient
quantity so that quite a number were
out with their sleihgs the fore part of
/ the week.
| c. c. Skinner and NJ. w. Kellar are
adding to the number OF buildings in
the south part of town by putting up
new barns.
The editor of the Herald is trying to
improve the appearance of his house.
office, and other buildings, by a liberal
use of paint.
What's the matter-whoat 70 cents
per bushel and flour $500 per hundred.
Somebody must bs getting rich out Of
the consumers.
Rev. Carhart has his family settled
on the Conklin farm east.of the depot,
and Hurley people extend to them a
hearty welcome.
Come and see for yourselves and be
convinced that Murphy has the finest
line of queensware. lamps and crockery
ever brought to Hurley.
sour flag is still there" That is the
!" Huron fer Capital" banner continues
to wave from the Flagstaff on Near &
Elliott's office. Let her wave.
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.
Our figure case run short and we are
unable to give the full county vote on
the several candidates The Parker
i Press and Democrat united and got out
| a table of the full vote.
81. Fl. Rundell made shipment to
the Chicago stock market Saturday
consisting of three cars of cattle and
three of hogs. Mr.. Rundell and Mr.. E.
Brauch accompanied the shipment.
i "Uncle Dan" Dwyer has closed his
boarding house for the winter, and says
he and his family are intending to take
life little easier this winter. They
are surely entitled to rest after over
seven years of steady hard work.
The Hurley Cornet band will give 9
grand Thanksgiving dance at Opera
hall. Thursday evening, November q
This will be the first dance of the sea
son and an evening of enjoyment is in
store for those who attend The music
for the occasion will be fine.
A few weeks ago the Herald gave
Prof. Fosters reasons why we were tc
have a mild winter, and this week we
give Los reasons why we are to have
a severe one. 1t is a case OF science
versus nature, and next spring we viii
be able to decide which guessed neares,
right.
An exchange of an investigating turn
of mind, has discovered that out of one
hundred and eighty-fiye cases of sue
cessful swindling throughout the state
by travelling sharpers. in various ways
by which the people of the rural dis
trlcts were robbed some to the extent
OF thousands of dollars-only Zen were
subscribers or readers of their hon,
paper.
u A late number of the Minnekaht;
], Herald. published at Hot Springs. S D.
contains 4 cut and II fine description o