Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-11-20

LOCAL MENTION.
Nice spring-like weather.
Fine moonlight evenings.
The best in the world-Acorn stoves.
Cash paid for hides and furs by j. G.
Murphy.
Now plant your advertisement for
the holiday trade
Fresh oysters at Pioneer drug store
Friday or Saturday.
Dwelling house and store building to
rent at Aliens Agency.
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 iirst-class goods.
Don't forget Mrs. Lyons auction, one
mile northeast of town, next Monday.
Highest market price paid for live
chickens at Palmer's meat market,
Hurley.
Come to stay. z. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
leweler.
We still keep the Perfection kerosene
oil, best oil in county. 5gallons for 81.
Pioneer 5tiri,p store
Thanksgiving day comes on Thursday
next, and the Herald will be printed
Wednesday evening.
Attorney Goddard recently obtained
divorce for Mrs. Leonora A. Frier
from Charles Frank Frier.
The annual meeting of the South Da.
kota horticultural society will be held
at De Smet, December lib.
Those in need of fascinators, ruching
plush balls, etc, will find it to their ad.
vantage 20 call on Miss Rundell.
There will be both morning and eve.
ming services at the Episcopal church
ndxt Sunday, Rev. Sweeney officiating
A kick to the railroad commissioners
brought sufficient cars to enable the
stock shippers to empty the yards at
Hurley.
Come and see for yourselves and be
convinced that Murphy has the finest
line of queensware. lamps and crockery
ouar r., rI,rio,,
F. G. Fredrickson shipped four cars Of
hogs Monday, and has been shipping a
Car per day since. Mr.. Rundell's ship
ments amount to about the same.
Mr.. Jos. Yusten, on the Jos. Robbins
farm. near Swan Lake, has his feed mil
in operation, and will do custom grind
ing of corn. oats. etc. every Saturday
1t is said that turkey makes very
fine appearance on thanksgiving din
ner table. when properly dressed. ano
garnished with appropriate side fixings
Laborlng men are very scarce IL
these parts. Mel Dwyer says he coult
use fifteen or twenty to good advan
tage on his road grading work east O
town.
A double-header train of 81 cars, wen
through on Sunday, to bring down tn,
grain from up the country. Who say
that poor drouth-stricken Dakota rails
es no grain.
Anton Rasmussen has added a new
department to his business, and is nov
ready to serve the farmers lunches, ant
to supply them with nuts and confec
tionery for the little ones at home.
When E. Brauch arrived from Chica
60 Saturday. wearing silk tile whicl
he said some Huron exponent had T.
pay for, he looked almost as tall as tn
democratic legislator from the soutl
end.
E. Brauch has purchased of Mrs. Ly
on her farm one mile northeast of town
generally known as the Richards farm
| We expect Emlel will have q trail
load of hogs, hens. horses. dogs, birds
etc, to ship next fall.
Those Mammoth Cyclopaedias an
| Dickens works have arrived. Come il
and get them. Those who have nc
paid up should call and see what a va
liable premium they can get for 60 cent
in addition to the regular snbscriptio
price. Old subscribers, as well as ne,
ones, are entitled to these premiums
The dances and entertainments to b
given under the auspices of the Hurle
4 Cornet band during the coming winte
are for the purpose of raising funds fc
! the purchase of new instruments fc
the band. The citizens of Hurley an
vicinity are proud of their band, an
will see that the boys have a full hous
on ali occasions.
4 Tuesday evening the. Hurley ban
4 repaired to the residence of Hon. A.. ]
Rundell, four miles northeast of tow
and surprised Mr.. Rundell and famil
with a serenade. They were of cour:
Il lINlItu Au anu tiio Ocoe ~ 1uC nVooo !" .
turned over to the boys by Arch an
his amiable wife. The band will mil
him this winter while he is at the cap
tai.
I. Dr.L. G. King and son, of Huron, We
erinary surgeons and dentists, ha,
rented of Mr.. Ely his large barn c
, what is known as the Fowler plac
and are fixing it up so as to have a sui
able place to care lfor horses place
8 with them for treatment. They wi
make their headquarters at Hurle
and will attend to calls from 9TH
points.
Mr.. Christopher McGinn and Mi
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