Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-03-12
LOCAL MENTION.
Clean your cellars.
Clear away the rubbish.
Seeding has commenced.
Subscribe for the Herald.
SHOW has all disappeared.
Railroad travel 10 ;u

$500 S'th SSe yOu diiy hlHu VI ISpalES
for machinery or stoves.
Leave your orders at this office for
young cottonwood trees.
9ankton and Turner county consti-
tute a legislative district.
Large quantities of fence posts are
being hauled out of town.
The small boys mind is taken up
with marbles and base ball.
Hurley has senta full representation
to court at Parker this week
Do not forget about those trees you
We're going to set out this spring.
The Matt Miller case is now receiving
the attention of the district court.
There was democratic club organ
lied in town on Friday evening last.
Nothing but the cash taken in ex-
change for goods at the Pioneer Drug
Store.
1t is unconstitutional to remove terri
torial capitals, but not SO with county
capitals.
Now Is the time to get your cream
cans mended. Rees hae the best timer
in the county.
G. M. Pier is having the stone hauled
for his new residence, which is to face
Court ouseSquare.
Mr.. Pelle, will be in Hurley next
week, prepared to put your musical
instruments in tune.
Elliott s. Bach write that they will
be in Hurley by the 10th, with a full
line of agricultural implements.
All kinds of grains and seed cleaned
at Elevator at reasonable prices. Gus
| tom grinding done at short notice.
| The usual morning and evening SER
vices at Grace Church next Sunday.
Adult baptism after morning prayer.
Flax seed for sale or loan at the Ele-
vator. Parties wishing for same please
call early in order to secure your seed.
Cast your vote for the town farm,
and thereby see the number OF paupers
] in the county decrease at least one
third.
Do not neglect, when you visit Par
ker, to call on Parfitt the photographer
and have your likeness taken in No.
4 style.
Great indignation is being expressed
throughout the county over the part
Judge Palmer took in the county seal
removal.
Rev. JOS. Ward declines the appoint
ment OF territorial superintendent, ant
a. Sheridan Jones has been appointed
and confirmed.
The spinal column of winter i
fatally shattered, but it is decidedly to-
previous for the advent ofllnen duster
,, or palm leaf fans.
a rumor is atloat that Capt. Dan Ma
: rata. of Bismarck, is the man selecte
! ! for Dakota's new governor. A bette
j selection couldnot have been made.
: Judging from the number of farmer
who are fitting up breaking team
thousands of acres of Turner count
sod will be turned over this season.
q Our Post Office is receiving mail q
! rected to the First National Bank
Middleton You have to go ava
from home to learn the news. HoWev'
:, that sounds well.
The Scotland Citizen thinks IL
k county seat question is now settled
{ favor of Parker. The editor has eN
IDENTITY never been through the southel
. portion of Turner county
= Frank NJ. Ryrnes, special agent
the Fargo Insurance Company, is don
business in town to-day. Mr.. Y.
= Near has taken the agency OF II
: company for Hurley and vicinity
70 Rev j. p. Cotfman, who has be
AZ conducting series OF protract
Is meetings at the Baptist church h
H. awakened great interest in religlo
Y, matters. Seven persons We're baptls
~ on Monday evening.
=. = Through some misunderstanding I
= lots selected by the Methodist soclt
for their church were some that h
been previously purchased by other P
rd ties. and the building committee ;
ok now looking for new site.
M Certain Parkerites have beer
all tempting to use Judge Palmer to TO
by the county commissioners to do tn
bidding. 1t is reported, however, Il
. the Judge has gone us far in that
rection as he deems advisable.
The proprietors of DIR. Pertzol
ms Genuine German Bitters are be
ley set down on rather heavily by
ap- eastern press for the manner in VIII
~ they are frandulently using the ma
of President Arthur and other pul
!. men as endorsers of their gu
medicines.
IN Mr. Parsons, purchaser OF the 10
zee, son farm, arrived last Friday with
she household goods, stock, etc., and is
rii, ting ready for spring work. He
accompanied by two gentlemen by
name of Rundell, who brought sew
!, cars of stock, machinery and housef
goods, and who will take up their l
,ar. dence on their farms near Hurley. !.
understand anumber of their Wist
sin neighbors will soon follow.