Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-02-01
LOCAL MENTION.

j. A. Scott this season.
Highest cash price paid for poultry
at SINNERS meat market.
Snow squalls have been quite fre
quent during the past week.
Bulk oysters SOC per qt. and fruits al
way down prices at Gehon's.
The monthly temperance meeting OF
the w. c. T. U. will be held at the Pres
byterian church Sunday, Feb. 4.
Plenty of Irish potatoes at Pioneer
drug store at s per bushel cash.
| Fresh bulk oysters and fruits at
bottom prices, at Pioneer drug store.
A good Calagraph type writer fol-
sale. cheap. Enquire at Herald office
Ladies' fine kid button shoes only 81
a pair at Rasmussen's. All shoes
cheap.
/ A good, cheap quarter section three
miles west of Hurley, at Aliens
Agency.
| A bargain in we'll improved farm
two miles east Of Hurley-at Aliens
! Agency.
The Inter Ocean premium is win
ming card and they all wonder how we
can doit.
The best lighted streets are Travelled
| the most. Wear smile if you want
to be useful.
A good six year old mare for sale
cheap, or will trade for young hogs. T.
S. Fessenden.
We neglected to state last week that
Chris Blake had been down to Wakonda
visiting relatives.
4 The mail carrier is now forbidden by
postal regulations from taking letters
| to the train and mailing them,
j. I'll. Gallagher's house IS showing
its shape, and work is being pushed as
fast as the weather will permit.
A party of 81 young misses surprised
Miss May Bach Wednesday evening, it
being her 9th birthday anniversary.
| Rates of premium on farm property
and town dwellings remain the same
at Aliens Agency. Notes or cash.
You need tho Inter Ocean and can
get it for year as a premium with the
Herald. Now is the time to subscribe.
Elliott & Bach bought two cars of
shelled corn which they shipped over
the Great Northern from Davis this
week.
Suph Hikell says he can furnish cab
met size photographs for $l.50; but for
$3.50 you get guaranteed first class
| work.
For Rent-SO acres of farm land and
240 acres of pasture, all fenced, by w.
II. Gowdy. See II. Ell. I,undell for par
ticulars.
The Marion Tribune says that Hurley
is after "howering" mill. She Will
probably have it when the bloom is
on the rye"
| For short time S43.6o will buy
ticket from Copenhagen to Hurley.
Get there quick if you want a ticket.
Aliens Agency.
Jas. Lease was out last Sunday for
the first time since his severe sickness,
and we hope that we may hereafter see
him frequently.
III. Gallagher has been added to
Elliott & Bach's force of field workers
for the coming campaign. John is {.
rustler and slayer.
Those premium books have arrived
and while we are short on some of the
titles selected, you will find a good as
sortment to select from.
Early Risers, Early Risers, Early
Risers, the famous little pills for con-
stipation. sick headache, dyspepsia and
nervousness. E. Brauch.
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader says
that mail service will be put in on the
Great Northern road between Sioux
" 1llS anu L 6uhLOu GU. lpGkl.
j. v. Mann has sold his farm north
of town to j. j Griffin. This gives Mr..
Griffin half-section farm, as he owns
the quarter adjoining on the west.
Mrs. l.. w. Mann has purchased OF
w. III. Robertson and j III Farnsworth
the property known rs the Smith Conk-
lin house, which she will move into.
Suph Hikell is now prepared to color
all photographs-eit old OF new-a
natural color, at small extra expense.
Call and see the work, it is something
new.
That Chicago Inter Ocean premium
is taking like wild-fre. The Herald
readers know a good thing when they
see it, and propose to take advantage
of it.
Some idea of the business being done
hy the Chicago Inter Ocean can be got
from the fact that on Monday last over
10000 letters were received up to IS
p. m.
Subscribers to the public library and
reading room are requested to call and
leave their dues with the librarian. or
hand them to the treasurer, Mrs. NJ. 5.
Robinson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler has bills out
for an extensive sale of personal prop
ertv, which will take place at her farm
FIVE miles west of Hurley, Tuesday,
February, 20.
The Bank cf Hurley has correct
list of your taxes which will be delln-
ouent March lst, and is ready to receive
payment at any time. Call and see
what your tax is.
prominent business man OF Hur-
ley recently remarked that he was
Though buying goods in Sioux City.
1t may not be, hardly fair to blame all
the business men of that city for the