Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-11-26
LOCAL MENTION.
Don't forget the dance.

LOCAL MENTION.
Don't forget the dance.
Buy your groceries of A. F. Williams
s. Co.
We loan money on farms. Aliens
Agency.
Overshoes and felt boots at a. F.
Williams s. Cos.
W. c. Clayton's auction sale comes
off next Monday.
Pay your building and loan dues Sat
urday-or before.
The merchants are highly delighted
over the fall trade.
Andrew GARY shipped three cars OF
fat hogs this week.
.Rackett" at J.T. Hogan's. Call in
and ask him about it.
i. Brauch goes to Chicago with three
cars of hogs Saturday.
The holiday trade gives promise of
being immense this year.
Marion -four at a. F. Williams u
Cos. Every sack warranted.
Look at our Boots and Shoes before
buvIng--A. F. Williams & Co.
Insurance written on the annual in
stallment plan at Aliens Agency.
We solicit share of your patronage.
Please call and see us, Aliens Agency.
The Parker Democrat has got settled
in its new quarters, and Bro. Quigley is
happy.
Wind up your Thanksgiving celebra-
ton by attending the dance at Opera
hall in the evening.
No Thanksgiving services at the
churches, so each one will have to look
out for themselves.
We have customer for 32O-acre
farm near Hurley. Who wants to sell
cheap? Let us know at once. Aliens
Agency.
Mrs. G. II. Lovin, who was well
known to many residents of Hurley,
died at Lincoln, Neb., recently, after Il
very brief illness.
ANY person wishing to purchase a
self-feed, hard coal parlor cook stove,
with oven, can get bargain by calling
at the Herald Office.
Mrs. E. DeVries has the husking COM
pleted on her farm. She had an eighty
acre corn field and the yield averaged
So bushels to the acre.
Matt Mclaughlin, former resident
of this county. died at Sioux Falls re-
Gently, catarrh of the stomach and liver
complaint being the cause.
New York dispatches report that
oranges will be very plentiful this
winter, the Florida crop being estimat-
ed at over four million boxes.
There will be meeting OF the stock
holders of the Hurley Building and
Loan association at P. Aliens office on
Washington street, next Monday even
ing.
There will be divine service in the
Protestant Episcopal church, Sunday,
Nov. 20, at 1l:OO a. m. Rev. DR.. Trim
BILE will officiate. Please tell your
friends.
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" 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.
Much surprise is manifested on all
sides over the recent actions of John
Norton. and those who knew him best
are the most surprised. We publish
elsewhere clipping from the Parker
Democrat.
Prof. Titus received a letter Monday
evening bearing the sad news of the
death of his father at his home in Cad
wallader, Ohio, a congestive chill being
the cause. He was 73 years old and
leaves a wife and six children to mourn
his death.
There will be a 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 number of copies of'Dr.
Foote's Handbook"
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.
A special car, containing the Aber-
deem excursionists to the Norfolk,
Neb. beet sugar factory, passed through
on Tuesdays train. Aberdeen's en-
deayors should, and doubtless will be
crowned with success, and we will soon
be using South Dakota made sugar.
Peter Mortensen met with quite a
serious runaway Sunday evening. Hav-
ing completed his evenings work at
Rundell's livery barn where he is at
work, he hitched up a team to drive to
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