Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-11-19
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Business has been rushing this week,
NJ. s. Robinson has built new barn,
We loan money on farms. Aliens
Agency.
Cheap and stylish millinery at Opera
Hall Block.
Cranberries at the new store-A. T.
Williams & Co.
j. w. Kellar has been making an ex-
tensive addition to his barn.
C. A. Near is building large barn
on his farm adjoining town.
Insurance written on the annual in
stallment plan at Aliens Agency.
The thermometer indicated eight de-
grees below zero Tuesday morning.
We solicit share of your patronage.
Please call and see us. Aliens Agency.
Apples by the peck, busheI or barrel
at the new store of A. F. Williams &
Co.
The city Jail is full-of grain-and
the hay shed is now being used for stor
age.
If you are in need of a new hat or
bonnet call at south side millinery
shop.
Pretty good sleighing Sunday, al
though there was barely two inches of
snow.
1t keeps some of the farmers hustling
| to gather corn as fast as they require
it for feed.
We have customer for 32O-acre
farm near Hurley. Who wants to sell
cheap9 Let us know at once. Aliens
| Agency.
Hurley offers an excellent opening
for a good. well kept hotel. There
is money in it tor parties who under
stand the business.
Any person wishing to purchase a
self-feed, hard coal parlor cook stove,
with oven, can get bargain by calling
at the Herald office.
Did you have your house banked,
storm doors and windows on, ETC., or
did you get caught by the unexpected
arrival of the cold Wave2
Prof, Daniel E. MeMullen, formerly
principal of the Hurley schools, was
elected county Supt. of schools for
Lyon county, Iowa, at the late election.
A great many of the farmers take
barrels of apples home with them.
! There is nothing healthier than good
fruit, and all can afford to have it this
year.
The local editor of the Yankton
Press should procure a new calendar.
In Mondays paper he says, "Christmas
and New Years Day fall on Tuesday
this year"
The St. Paul Globe will be issued as a
grand northwestern industrial edition
Thanksgiving morning, and it will be
of interest to everybody. Don't fail to
ght copy of this issue.
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.
We are getting up a new list of
"Farms for Sale" If 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.
Hurley lodge l. O. O. F. was visited
Saturday night by number of breth-
ers from Parker and Centreville lodges.
A very pleasant evening was passed,
an oyster supper was indulged in and
the links more firmly welded.
There will be meeting of the Hur-
ley alliance on Saturday, the 2Sth inst,
at which time the feasibility of holding
farmers institute in Hurley soon
will be considered. A general attend
ance of members and farmers generally
is desired.
We have quite an assortment of farm
Journals of various kinds and dates
which we would be pleased to give
those of our farmer friends who will
call for them. We also have for dis
tribution a number of copies of "Dr.
| Foote'S Hand book"
In none of our exchanges have we
seen any offer as liberal as the one
made by j. I. Hogan in his advertise
ment in this weeks Herald. This is
the beginning of overshoe weather, and
il you have cold feet no one will be to
blame but yourselves.
Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving
Day. and as the Herald force wishes to
rest with the balance of the community
the paper will he printed Wednesday
afternoon, and those having advertise
ments or notices to insert will govern
themselves accordingly.
Turner county farmers appear to
have an excess of wealth this year, at
least two of them scattered small rolls
! somewhere on the streets of Hurley,
Saturday-John Boterman losing $50
and Ed. Warburton S57. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for the return of
either roll.
A number Of our citizens have been
receiving circulars and privatef?5 in
| formation from New York dealers in
"green goods" but wehardly think any
of them are "green" enough to invest.
If they should, however, they are not
entitled to any sympathy for the loss
! which is sure to follow,
A farmer living some IL miles west
l.