Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-11-08
LOCAL MENTION.
LOCAL MENTION.
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Try our 25 cent tea. I. G. Ferguson.
Well, did you vote? If not, why

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not2
See bargains in dress goods at Fer
guson's.
Fruit, choicest and cheap, at Pioneer
drug store.
Try Medal Mocha and Java coffee at
Ferguson's.
Candidates for Office are not as plen-
ty as of yore.
Sauerkraut and cranberries at Pio-
neer drug store.
The incest line of confectionery at
Pioneer drug store.
The Davis school reopened last Mon
after a weeks vacation.
The reading room has been moved to
the photograph gallery.
Passenger trade keeps up in good
shape on the Northwestern road
Best assortment of corscLs and corset
covers in town at Mrs. r. N. Cotlield's.
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The next thing on the list will be
Thanksgiving day, Thursday. Novem-
Ter 90.
We learn that a Methodist Sunday
school was organized at Davis last
Sunday.
If you want good trade during the
coming winter plant your advertise
ment now.
The machinery for the new mill ar
rived Wednesday and is now beng put
in position.
Norris & Son, the Davis livery men,
have put a twenty-foot addition onto
their livery barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Schnose of Davis
are the happy parents of bright little
daughter, born Oct. 25.
There is a scarcity of fruit for can
ming purposes this year, much to the
regret of ye housewives.
Fred Capps has moved from Davis to
Sioux Falls. George Beeken succeeds
him in the hotel business.
No man should allow his team to
stand on the streets at this time of the
year without good blankets.
Register of Deeds Robinson is fixing
up his farm in good shape, preparatory
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Attorney Dirstine, formerly of Par
ker, is now located at Buffalo, N. Y,
where he is engaged in the practice of
law.
Charlie Grant was thrown from a
wagon by a runaway team near Davis
Wednesday night and had hls leg
broken.
There was good attendance at A,
w. Bacon's auction sale last Saturday,
and on the whole quite satisfactory
sales were made.
The hard coal burner has resumed
business at the old stand" with the
promise of rushing things with all
its old time yigor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Postlethwaite are
the parents Of a bright little daughter,
which came to gladden. their hearts and
home last Saturday.
Several young men living east of
here have gone to Iowa to husk corn
at 40 cents day. Better than moth
ing, but low wages that.
Lennox Independent. 2: j. M. John
son, who sold his farm machinery at
auction short time ago, has located
on farm near Monroe, s. D.
nr. Sawyer's family cure cures stom-
ach trouble. DR.. Sawyer's family cure
cures liver complaints. cures kidney
difficulty. Sold by +. Brauch.
A dance is to be given at Beresford
this evening. The Lennox orchestra
Will furnish the music and we under
stand several parties from this vicinity
will attend.
Parker las young oyster war on its
hands, and stews are now sold at ten
cents, much to the satisfaction Of every
body except those who have to meet
the competition.
The question of resurveying Turn
er township was brought to vote one
week ago last Saturday, when 14S
votes, in 81, were polled; SO for, and 70
against resurvey.
The editor of the Herald has been
amusing himself helping in the fall
house cleaning" the past week and is
willing to make affidavit that he has
had a high old time.
Last Sunday was on the whole a very
pleasant fall day, and partially in con-
sequence of this fact. perhaps, there
was remarkably good attendance at
the different churches.
Commercial men say trade is improv-
ing somewhat and all seem to consider
the prospects for the winter decidedly
better than they were thought to be
month or six weeks ago.
A goodly number of our people went
over to Davis last Friday evening to
participate IN the dance given in that
place, and very pleasant time is re,
ported. Another dance is to be given
at the same place tomorrow evening.
1t is full time to have the house
banked up, the stable put in good
shape, and other preparations made
made for the advent of winter. We
should have month of fine weather
vet, but there will no doubt be some
bad days soon when it will be found
more comfortable all around if the
above mentioned preparations are at
tended to.
Now that tie long winter evenings
are at hand it is good time to arrange
for a system of reading, that the time
may be passed both pleasantly and pro-
fitably. One important feature OF the
will ha the selection of the