Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-09-11
LOCAL MENTION.

The best in the world-Acorn stoves.
Grapes. melons, pears and peaches at
Pioneer drug store.
Two good mares for sale. Enquire
at this Office.
Eggs are up a little, and are now
worth IS cents.
Guns to rent and shells loaded to
order at j. G. Murphy's.
Potatoes and eggs wanted at Herald
Office on subscription accounts
JIG. Murphy is agent for the world
renowned Crystal Wash Board.
Neil Dwyer is in the north part of
the county, at work on his ditch con-
tract.
j. F. Davy is doing fine job of
painting on w. Ii. Robertson's new
house.
Come to stay. p. Kristiensen, at
Pioneer Drug Store, watch maker and
leweler.
For Sale, cheap as dirt" an i'm.
proved farm near Hurley-Allen's
Agency.
7. 3. Buchanan brought in bunch
of cattle Wednesday and took out a jag
of lumber.
The finest line of dress fannels ever
brought to Hurley just received at
Allen Bros.
Who can the Democrat mean by the
the ruler that is greater than the "yes.
yes. statesman
The carpenter work on Mr.. Robert
sons new house is good advertise
ment for T. w. Kyle.
The prices on dress flannels at Allen
Bros are 10 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.
Harvey Ward is now running the
Hurley and Parker creamery and egg
wagon, making a trip eyry day.
House for sale or rent on reasonable
terms after August 1st. Enquire of
Mrs. Emma Judson, or at Herald Office.
Pure cider vinegar, and strawberry
wine vinegar, guaranteed by the Alden
Fruit and Vinegar Co., at j. w. KEEL
lars.
Miss Isa Hill celebrated her ninth
birthday anniversary by lnyitlng a
score of little misses to an afternoon
party,
Come and see for yourselves and be
convinced that Murphy has the finest
line of queensware. lamps and crockery
ever brought to Hurley.
Buy can of the Standard baking
powder at j. w. Kellar's and get glass
dish worth from 25 to SO cents and
chance in the $500 music box.
IT the race track needs fixing we be-
lieve it would give better satisfaction
to raise the money by subscription
rather than pay it out of the town road
fund.
It is rumored that there is a "dark
horse candidate for treasurer at Par
ker, gentleman who has been quite
successful as candidate for sheriff on
several occasions.
Lost-Between f. X. Berry's farm
and Hurley, a pocket book containing
So bill and some silver. The finder
will be liberally rewarded by leaving
same at Queal's lumber yard.
Charlie Woodward was busy yester-
day setting out hitching posts in front
of Sargent's store and the lots adjacent
thereto, there not being half enough of
them to accomodate the customers.
1. Wishing to give all parties show
and to see fair play, the Herald will,
I. during the present campaign, run an
Equal Suffrage column, which will be
under the editorial charge Of Laura A.
Alderman. We also have space for
any who may wish to answer any ar
gument set forth in that column.
/ Il may as well pay you that on sub
scription," said John Morris as he
passed in S5 greenback. The good
crops and high prices are making Tur-
ner county farmers happy and fore
handed this season. And when they
have money, they are generally ready
to pnt 1T in circulation, and then we all
get some.
| Carthage News: The Parker papers
are telling about wild parsley vine
measuring ten feet across and weigh
ing seventeen pounds, which was found
in the ruins of the old court house
recently. Perhaps that same parsley
vine can give some information about
the burning of the court house at Par.
ker last spring. Better look it up
boys! 1t may be some relation to that
"old Kettle"
4 j. I. Hogan and 1. q. Ferguson &
| Co. have made arrangements with an
eastern house by which they are en-
abled to give their customers the bene.
4 fits of a deal not often met with outside
the large cities. It is this: To every
purchaser of 80 worth of goods for
cash they will give fine crayon por.
trait, copied from any PHOTOGRAPH the
| purchaser may furnish. Call at store
and see sample.
The board Of managers Of the Dis
| trict fair, to be held at Centreville Oct
2 to 10, are pushing things in ainanne1
| that insures success for the enterprise
| and it bids fair to be the best exposition
OF the kind ever held in southeastern
Dakota. Let every one add their
mite to make this grand success, and
shoW to the outside world that this
| portion Of our state is as good and agri.
cultural country as is to be found any.
S1y.