Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-11-09

LOCAL MENTION.
Bulk oyster 4oc quart at Gehon's.
Don't forget the meeting tomorrow
evening,
| Do not fail to read our book offer on
another page.
Old exchanges &c per roll of 25 at the
Herald Office.
Have you read that cheap book offer
on fourth page.
Wanted-Ten ortwelve steady board=
ers at Gehon's restaurant.
A 9-pound boy arrived at the home
of A. G. GARY Tuesday morning.
Call and see the most complete line of
buggies and carts. Elliott s. Bach.
! Don't forget those copies of the Her
i aid you were going to send east this
| fall.
| Ladies fine kid button shoes only 81
a pair at Rasmussen's. All shoes
cheap.
Those who attended the dance at
Davis last Friday evening report
grand time.
Will Perkins has located on the G. c.
Skinner farm, northeast of town for
the present.
DR.. Martin says he had about fifteen
hundred large trees burned in Mondays
prairie fire.
Hon. Jos. Aliens articles on Eng
land. its railroads, etc., are very inter-
esting reading.
A rush of job work and election have
! interfered somewhat with our newspa-
| per work this week.
Election is over for this year and
! the Herald Is well satisfied with the
results in this district.
| All can afford to have plenty of good
reading at the price offered IN the
Herald's combination.
| b. B. Allen has greatly improved the
appearance of his house BY the use of a
liberal supply of paint.
Don't forget the "Crayon 9ociable"
at DR.. Graves next Wednesday even
ing. Everybody invited.
T.R. Negus and family with occupy
E. Brauch's "Baker" farm this winter.
They are expected this week.
i We are better than ever prepared to
sell steam ship tickets to or from all
parts of Europe. Aliens Agency.
| Our Viborg correspondent comes to
the front this week, and we believe he
will show up each and every week.
| E. Brauch shipped his running dog.
Victor. to Mitchell Tuesday, where he
will take part in coursing meet this
week.
| Mayor E. e. Kennedy arrived at $50
this morning from West Superior,
coming over the Great Northern to
Davis.
This weather helps out the buyers
of coal, and as the sellers thereof don't
make anything handling it, we are all
happy.
S. j. Patrick, Jos. Andrews, II. IL.
Rundell and A. P. Boyd each shipped a
car of hogs to the Chicago market Sat
urday.
Hurley grain shipments are falling
of slightly this fall but when it comes
to live stock she gets there with in
creased volume.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Phinney have the
sympathy of all in the affliction which
visited them Sunday in the loss of their
three days old babe.
A T. Boyd purchased two hogs of
Mr.. Wieringa last week which tipped
the beam at 1889 pounds, the largest
Weighing $50 pounds.
Insurance-Look out for R'y fires,
prairie fires, defective chimney fires,
and fires from all causes. Are you in
sured? j. & p. Allen.
Mr.. G. G. Skinner wishes to notify
the public that the meat market will
hereafter be open on Sundays between
the hours of = and 10 a. m. only.
| Judging from the loads OF boxes be-
ing delivered at the Pioneer drug store
the stock of holiday goods will be
larger this year than ever before.
Prof. Smith is expecting to continue
school during the regular vacation of
two weeks for which tuition of one
dollars will be charged for each pupil.
About 25 teams and a full quota of
men were at work in Jas. Rundell's
corn field Monday and husked about 40
acres, cleaning up his hrsking for this
year,
Sam Short lost all of his hay in Mon
days prairie fire. Among the other
losers were II. IL. Rundell, E. Brauch,
Fred Snoopy, Jas. W1thee and Robert
Martin.
Lost-Between Hurley and John
Parsons residence. an end-gate to a
Mitchell wagon. Finder will be re-
rewarded for leaving same at John
Parsons.
! Mrs. Margaret Roberts. aged "a years.
mother of Mrs. G. McGinn. died at her
home Eve miles southeast of Hurley,
Friday, Nov. 3, and was buried Mon
day at Lennox.
We are in an excellent position to
help both would-be buyers and sellers
of real estate If you want to sell,
come to US. If you want to buy, come
to us. j. &P. Allen.
Fred Wieringa has bills out for an
auction sale of personal property. which
is to take place at the John L. Flyger
farm four miles southwest OF Swan
Lake, Friday, Nov. II.
Little vegetable health producers:
DeWftts Little Early Risers cure ma