Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-09-25
LOCAL MENTION.
Plenty of fruit jars at j. W. Kellar's

grapes, melons, pears ana peaches at
Pioneer drug store.
Guns to rent and shells loaded to
order at j. c. Murphy's.
The politician is beginning to move
around among the voters.
Congressman Picker has the editors
thanks for public documents.
j. c. Murphy is agent for the world
renowned Crystal Wash Board.
1t would be well to begin to look
after the firebreak around town.
Pay your Loan and Building associa-
tion dues Saturday, and save fine.
Buy your hats for the corn palace of
Miss Rundell, over G. NJ. Piers store.
Come to stay. p. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
Ieweler.
Trimmed and untrimwed hats, also
baby bonnets now on hand at Miss
Rundells.
The finest line Of dress nannels ever
brought to Hurley just received at
Allen Bros.
Grain shippers are kicking on account
of the scarcity of cars with which to
move the crop.
The prices on dress fahncls ut Allen
Bros are Is per cent lower than they
hoya ovar hoap hafora
Don't forget that we keep few
watches at Pioneer drug store that we
are not afraid to warrant.
Those mirrors have arrived at Pio-
neer Drug Store. Come in and look at
EN-. 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 +. Brauch.
Buy Il can OF the Standard baking
powder at j. w. Kellar's and get glass
dish worth from 25 to so cents and a
chance in the $500 music box.
VIM. Morris and family started We'd
nesday for Arkansas, where theyieX-
pect to make their home. They go
overland, and will be about six weeks
making the trip.
The supreme court of Minnesota has
decided that bank check Is not cash
payment, and that the party taking the
same in payment does SO only condi-
tionally, and that the payment is not
made until the cash is received for the
check.
Three of II. Ii. Rundell's little girls
called at the Herald office last Friday,
and said: Mr. sBrown. it was not the
children that set sthe fire, but Earl
We are glad to make this correction,
and hope that this lesson will teach
Earl not to play with matches again.
The management of the Sioux City
! Corn Palace have the thanks of the
Herald for handsome souvenier which
representssin shape an ear of corn, and
which upon being opened, contains a
cordial tender of the courtesies of the
association during the Corn Palace
season.
AS Russian farmer named A. Dirks
living near Chillstown, was going
down the Loomis hill, near Parker
Monday, his horses ran away, throwing
him out Of the wagon, breaking one
leg and crushing his head and a mum
Der of ribs. He died from the effects Of
his injuries in a few hours.
7. S. Fessenden returned home Fri
day from his trip to the &. A. r. re
union at Boston and a visit to his ole
home in Maine, from which state ht
has been absent 25 years. He says thu
mountains and the rocks are still there
but that the fields in which he used tt
swing scythe during the haying sea
son now seem smaller, and the fences
all seem closer together.
The autumn is here and soon tn,
frosts will come and CONCEAL the sur
face of the earth to a hardness defyinG
plow, scraper and shovel, and as con
sequence of the near approach of sucl
state, Sioux Falls and Yankton hav,
commenced talking railroad" again
Jasper and cement are hard substance
but the Sioux Falls-Y ankton railroa;
is harder.
Godey's Lady's Book for October i
; the first to appear upon our desk; tn
number is Il true Halloween one. l
is not how much we read, but what W
read that makes us well informed. Il
select the right kind of reading matte
: is indeed difficult; but when a lmagazin
has stood the test Of so many years a
Godey's, 1t is safe to class it among tn
magazines which should be found il
every household. Send your subscrir
!, tion to Cooley Publishing Co., 1926 Arc
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Price. 50 pc
year.
You may talk about people havin
cheek, ETC., but the man who neve
takes a paper or never paid cent if h
did takeit. displays an immense amour
of that facial apendage in asking yo
to support him for office of any kint
A man who will not subscribe for hi
t local paper is not progressive enoug
to warrant the support of the people
lie is either not informed as to tn
. wants of the people or he is newsps
!, per ilend who makes a practice of stea
!, ing his information from those who d
/ pay. lie is Il barnacle to humanity,
$ clog 10 progress and is no good to anl
tody.-Hutchinscn Herald.