Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-12-03

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LOCAL MENTION.
Holiday goods at b. F. Vaughan's.
Buy your groceries of A.F. Williams
& Co.
We loan money on farms. Aliens
Agency.
A fine line of holiday goods at i. F
Yaughan's.
Hitching posts were at a premium
last Saturday.
Overshoes and felt boots at A. F..
Williams & Cos.
That high board fence was the cause
of much conjecture.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Phin-
ney, on Nov. %, baby girl.
Marion flour at a. F. Williams &
Cos. Every sack warranted.
Good sleightng Monday morning, but
snow nearly all gone at noon.
Look at our Boots and Shoes before
buylng-A. f. Williams & Co.
Before making your holiday pur-
chases call at b. f. Vaughan's.
Insurance written on the annual in
stallment plan at Aliens Agency.
A fresh supply of rock and barrel
salt Just received at j. j. Mans6eld's.
We solicit share of your patronage.
Please call and see us. Aliens Agency.
This has been a good week for the
corn huskers and they have made the
most of it.
We have customer for a saQ acre
farm near Hurley. Who wants to sell
cheap? Let us know at once. Aliens
Agency.
Any person wishing to purchase a
self-feed, hard coal parlor cook stove,
with oven, can get bargain by calling
at the Herald office.
You will make great mistake If
you buy an oyercoat before calling on
C. NJ. Sorensen and examining his
stock. He defes competition.
Every merchant and clerk in town
had all the business they wanted to at
tend to last Saturday, and the money
till were all well filled at the close of
business.
A years subscription to the Herald
would be nice Christmas present to
send an eastern friend. Read the an
nouncement at the head of the local
column and try it.
Saturdays stock shipment consisted
of eight loads of hogs, E. Brauch, II.
II. Rundell and Andrew Garry
shipping two cars each and T. K. Berry
and T. j. Fromer one each.
Don't forget that we have moved in
to our new quarters around the corner
and are better than ever prepared to
transact all kinds of business in our
line. Come and see us. Aliens Agency.
The man who gets mad at what the
newspaper says about him, should re-
turn thanks three times day for what
the newspapers know about him but
keep in Observation-Disclosures Stand
ard.
We are getting up a new list OF
/" Farms for Sale." II you want to sell
land list it with us. We charge you
nothing if we don't sell and our COM
mission on sales is reasonable. Aliens
Agency.
Gustav Gilbert, John Schultz and
Cornelius Dwyer have been drawn
from Turner county to serve on the
u. S. jury at the court which meets in
Deadwood January 9Th.
Efforts are being made to have a
Farmers Institute held at Hurley
sometime during December or January.
Elsewhere is published the circular
issued by the state agricultural society
in regard to this matter.
Shortly after E. Brauch's return
from Chicago you can look for the ar
rival of the finest stock of holiday goods
ever exhibited in Turner county. Mr..
Brauch always gets to the front in
great shape, but this year he will ont-do
all former efforts.
In none of our exchanges have we
seen any offer as liberal as the one
made by j. T. Hogan in his advertise
ment in this weeks Herald. This is
the beginning of overshoe weather, and
if you have cold feet no one will be to
blame but yourselves.
Lem Stage and family, who went to
Levasey, West Virginia, early In the
summer have come back to Lennox to
stay. They arrived Tuesday night.
Lem looks as though he had been poor
ly fed and he says that at fifty cents a
day, the wages there, a man With much
of an appetite and family to support
has hard times to get along. He was
forty miles from town and owing to
their style of travelling he did not get
to town much, for a family never has
more than one horse and no vehicle Of
any description, and oftentimes, if the
families are not too large, one horse is
,,aoa ,a+,roo,, TWO or thraa ia miles and