Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-01-02
Local. ,rENT1oN.
Local. MENTION.
Write it 1890.
Happy New Year.
Don't forg ct the printer.
Read The Diamond Button.

DOu y lOIS Gu lue printer.
Read The Diamond Button.
Over one million acorn stoves in use.
Sewing machine needles ut kellar's
Mr.. Fitch,s house is nearly COM
pletcd.
Buy the locking Valley corn shelter
of Murphy.
Thermometer registered eight below
this morning.
| Buy your hoods and tobogahs from
Ferguson & Co.
The wolf hunters failed to catch any
game Yesterday.
| The long reach, full club skate for
the small of sl.Oo at Murphy's.
A number of IIurlev's citizens are
under the influence Of "the grip"
You c.tn save money by buying your
underwear and clothing of Sargent.
Cranberries, sweet potatoes. boss
cider, best apples, at Pioneer drug store.
Eugene Masters has been quite sick
during the past week, but is now much
| better.
y good girl wanted to do general
house work. Enquire at Turner Coun-
ty Bank.
Gents, ladies and misses wool shoes
and slippers. Prices low. Anton NJ.
Rasmussen.
A line time is reported by those who
attended the S. of V. dance at Parker
Tuesday night.
Come and see the largest stock of 10
cent articles ever brought to Hurley,
at j. c. Murphy's.
Don't forget that we keep a few
watches at Pioneer drug store that we
are not afraid to warrant.
Commence the new year by seeing
that your subscription to the Herald is
paid UP and one year in advance.
| The Pierre Daily Free Press will
give you all the news during the
session of the legislature. $500 for
| three months.
Special arrangements with the pub
fishers, enables us to offer the North
western Agriculturist as a premium to
our subscribers.
Geo. -Wormwood has commenced the
| slaughter of thcseveral thousand chick
ems which he has been gathering in
| 1nripC thu p.,sf foy, x,,ont-c
There are several subscribers who
owe. two, three and even four years
arrearages. Now, Just call and pay
that far in advance, and see how it
goes.
| viii Hoyne, who has been in the
employ of Elliott s. s. Bach at their Con-
treyille store, will have charge of their
Hurley store during Mr.. Bach's absellce
at Pierre.
Oh, say! don't forget your can when
you come to town, and get it filled with
five gallons best Kerosene oil for only
Sl.D. If not satisfactory your money
refunded, at Pioneer drug store.
chatting together on Christmas day,
when a hardware merchant remarked
that he had customer few days
prevsous that took the wind (not the
noise) entirely out of him. Upou en-
quiry by the druggist as to the par
ticulars, the hardware man said that
the customer came into the store and
called for some little article, and upon
being told the price he exclaimed,
"Why, l can get it cheaper than that
at the drug store!" The druggist set
up the cigars, and said he would have
to mark up his goods.
Hurley merchants Express themselves
satified with Tie holiday trade. Allen
Bros. report their holiday stock nearly
cleaned out; j. w. Kellar reports his
sales nearly double those Of last year.
f. Brauch, the "great mogul" in this
line, said that one while he was afraid
he wouldn't sell goods enough to pay
the printer. During the last few days
before Christmas, however, it took fiye
to wait OH the customers. and judging
from the fact that he adorned the
Christmas tree with handsomely
illustrated copy of :" Paradise Lost" for
the printer, his sales must haYe been
satisfactory.
The Sioux City Journal of the 1st
inst. consisted Of 90 pages. and con-
tanned matter of valuable information,
not only to the residents of that city,
but tc those who haye watched her
upward, and onward strides during the
past years. Among other things we
find that the improvements foot up
1854, ,856; that the value of stock
handled at the stock yards was SS,2l4,-
lO3; that she has 3S churches, ard
church property valued at S63l 600;
that an average of $500 people cross
the pontoon bridge each day, to :" wet
their whistle" in Nebraska. and that
10000 gallons of beer are. shipped
across the river every week to quench
the thirst of the Sioux City rustlors
who are too busy-or too moral-to
visit the open places on the Nebraska
shore.
Saturday was peculiar day, even for
this vast region of resources and sudden
changes. The day started in warm
and soon clouds came pushing up from
the southeast, of nature that would
almost persuade one that spring had
come; then the thunder's roar, the
Tightening flashes and the patter of the
rain drops only seemed new evidence
that such was the case. Soon a change
came, the north wind secured the mas
terry, and it sleeted and then hailed
Another change in the wind-to the
conti-and the rain fell Mt intervals