Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-10-16
New moon.

caps just received at Miss Rundell's.
4 The postofice has moved into its new
quarters in ]. M. Gitchell's building.
/ Several very good improved farms
for sale on easy terms at Aliens Agency
Order your school supplies at Aliens
Agency. They have iirst-class goods.
| An eastern firm advertises, "big cut
in underwear" Yes, we have heard Of
that kind.
Allen Bros. have thrown atri-colored
banner to the breeze on the top of their
store building.
Saturdays alliance meeting again sat
down on the independent movement,
so we are told.
Old ladies' common sense shoes, but
ton and congress, Sl.7O to $500, at A.
NJ. Rasmussens
Ladies wishing sailor hats for fall
wear will find them at Miss kundell's
millinery parlor.
Aliens Agency has tackled q large
Huron-for-capital banner to the front
OF its place of business.
l ). t. Hogan has tackled to the front
of his store building large banner
which means what it says. Read it.
Q. McGinn purchased some fine ches-
ter white swine at the district far, and
now offers a portion of the herd for
sale.
Branch's addition is located at the
south end of Monroe street, and he is
making quite extensive improvements
| for his tenants.
Come and see for yourselves and be
convinced that Murphy has the finest
line of queensware, lamps and crockery
ever brought to Hurley.
Carrie Lane Chapman, state lecturer
for the Iowa Woman's Suffrage associ-
alton, will peak at Opera hall, Hurley,
Friday, Oct. II, at 500 pm.
/ The Northwest Llye Stock journal
says that if stock are allowed to run
down at this time it will cost more to
winter them than if they are kept in
4 good condition all of the time.
4 Farmers "will do we'll" to keep back
half of their fat hogs AS there will be a
time inside the next few months when
"hogs will be hogs" and worth the
money, says the Drovers Journal.
The Hurley schools have lately been
supplied with department cards, and
considerable interest is being manifest
ed among some OF the pupils to see who
will make the most improvement from
month to month.
The Merchants hotel at Yankton
continues to hold its position as one of
the tavorite stopping places in the
northwest. Mr.. Jencks is veteran in
the hotel business, and understands the
wants of the travelling public.
i Uncle Daniel Dwyer has the front of
his building decorated. with Huron
banners. He proposes to show some of
the young bloods that their statement
that "the democrats are all supporting
Pierre is far from being correct.
| Chris Gcettertz, John Robinson, l.. p,
Flyger, Amos Garrett, Jos. Yusten, w.
w. Smith, Ole Shager and Geo. Worm
wood have recently obtained credit
marks on the Herald subscription
ledger. Let the good work go on.
w. Y. Quigly addressed small sized
audience at Opera hall Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. Quigley worked faithfully on
the line of argument laid out by the
great democratic leaders, but it is up
hill work in this portion of our broad
4 domain.
| Andrew Peterman reports 200 bushels
4 of potatoes to the acre on his farm east
of town. Not bad crop when they
are worth S1.O0 per bushel Mr.. Peter
man attributes his success in this line
to the fact that he sknows how to raise
potatoes"
Call at the Herald office and see the
valuable premiums we are offering to
subscribers. Just think! The Nam
moth CyclopRdia" in four 544-page
volumes, or Dickens complete works,
: for only 60 cents in addition to the reg
ular price of the paper. Call and see
them.
If Ed. Heinrich throws an extra lump
!; of coal, or an extra board on your
wagon, don't be alarmed and think he
has gone crazy. His mind may be
wandering, but it is that 8-pound girl
; which arrived at his house last Tues
day, which makes Ed the happiest man
in town this week.
A fair sized audience turned out last
Friday evening to listen to j. r. Gam.
BILE, and we wish that every farmer in
Tnrner county-yes. in South Dakota
could hear this gentleman discuss the
tariff issue. We believe it would con.
vince them that protection is for theil
benefit.
Guess the Herald editor isn't "boss'
any longer, at least the delinquent ta,
list didn't come his way. We were
afraid the New Era made little mis-
take when it published the fact to thu
world that "Billy Brown" run the 'rur
ner county officials. Don't disappolnt
5 us that way again, Bro. Hackett.
l From present appearances there ar,
quite u number of aspirunts for Office
who will be disappointed at the resul
> of the convention next Wednesday
The will of the majority should govern
3 and we hope to see every defeated aspi
l rant put his shoulder to the wheel ant
3 help roll up rousing majority for th,
!, man who beats him in the convention
Y The Herald believes that ifa count.
! officer faithfully performs the dutie
4 of his office that he is entitled to re
nomination to that office for a secon,
t.