Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-10-26

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Regular trains are now rllnuing Oh
the Sioux Falls and Yankton branch of
the Great Northern. They leave Yank-
ton for st. Panl in the morning, and
reach Yankton in the evening, making
a day run between the two cities.
A lady visiting in Hurley Tuesday
lost her gold watch, hunting case, with
chain and charm attached. May have
been lost on the road between Hurley
and Parker. The finder will be will be
rewarded by leaving the same at this
Office.
Mrs. Gitchell and family desire
through the columns of the Herald to
return sincere thanks to friends and
neighbors for the many acts of kind
ness rendered during the sickness of,
and at the time ef the death of their
beloved husband and father.
Sabbath services Sunday, October 90,
1893, M. E. Church: 10 Il. M, class
meeting; II a. m. preaching by the
pastor, subject "frovidences;;" IL m.
Sunday school; 6:45 p. N. Epworth
League; 1880 p. m. preaching by the
patsor, subject, The Trial OF Christ" ;"
Ali are welcome, Geo. F, Hopkins,
pastor.
An exchange tells of a woman who
bought new tangled coffee pot from
a pedlar. In the evening she showed
it to her husband, hardware dealer,
who told her he kept the same thing at
his store for half the price she paid.
She was stumped for moment and
then tartly responded: swell, why
don't you advertise? Nobody ever
knows what you have for sale"
Mr. Flynn, representing the Plank
inton insurance company has been in
Hurley and vicinity during the past
week adjusting hail losses. We under
stand that the company will be able to
pay large per cent of the losses sus-
tanned by them. Messrs. Nichols 4
Brown have a claim of about $500,
and the boys have worked hard and de-
serve every cent of it.
Sunday next being the fifth Sunday
of the month there will be special SER
vices in the Catholic church commenc-
ing at 8 a. m. Tuesday next, 3lst inst.
being the Vigil of All SAINTS will be a
day of fast and abstinence in the
Church. Wednesday Nov. 1st being
the Feast OF All Saints will he holiday
ofobligation. There will be Catholic
services here commencing with High
Mass at 1920 a. m.
Yankton Herald, 18th: One of the
saddest accidents in the history Of
Yankton occurred Tuesday afternoon
about 4.3O o'clock. Mrs. Naughton,
wife of the well known railroad con-
tractor, was fatally burned by the eX-
plosion of gasoline. While engaged in
lighting the stove. and died early this
morning, after suffering beyond des-
cription. Nj. Naughton with his family
came to Yankton from Sioux Falls
about eighteen months ago he
having received heavy contract on
the Yankton s. Norfolk railroad and
have resided here every since. IA amily
of seven children, the eldest of whom
is but Is, is thus suddenly berett of a
mothers love and care. The funeral
will take place tomorrow from the
church of the Sacred Heart on Capitol
street.
Brookings Register: When times
are flush and money plenty purchasers
are not particular about few cents on
small. or even a few dollars on large
bill of goods-everythiug goes. But
when times are "pinching'' the public
is on the alert to find where a dollar
will buy the most goods. Every her
chant who has an veto business knows
this and will give to the purchasing
poprlace an inkling of the fact that in
certain lines he can save them money.
The home newspaper is the place to ad-
vertise as people read and re-read the
advertisements and all. Tell
the people what you have for sale and
in your own way interest them to call
and look over your stock and get your
prices. A prosperous merchant says
"a few dollars spent in advertising IN a
popular newspaper often brings me a
return OF many fold"