Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-10-29
"a solid south"
Grain is coming in lively.

Lamson g. Smullin's store building
s enclosed.
Buy your hard and soft coal Of Lam
son & &Smullin. A full supply constant
" on hand.
1t is Parker's turn now to hear the
cry of bogus bonus, for if she has raised
any it is bogus.
In the case of Montgomery VS.. Rob-
lnson, the jury returned verdict of !
Sl,062.lS, and costs, for plaintiff.
The Montgomery-Roblnson case has
taken the attention of the court most
of the time during the present week.
The W. o. Tyler Paper CO., of Chicago,
have gotten out an Office calendar
which is ornamental, useful and unique.
One-half of the Hurley bonus was
deposited by Commissioner Monk in
the Citizens Bank at Parker and one
half in Reitf's bank at Marion.
COLO IN HORSES. Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy
is a certain cure for collie in horses. 1t
can be depended upon. Sold by Emil
Brauch.
a prominent Parker merchant offered
farmer living near Swan Lake a 500
gold piece if he would vote for Parker;
but it didn't work. The grand jury is
still IN session.
Parties who are owing me on book
account or otherwise, please call around
as the time you promised to pay has
already passed and | am in need of
money. e. Brauch
The Wentworth, at Parker, is severe
ly taxed during court, but Bob. Fowle
manages to feed all that come, and does
it in manner that brings forth words
Of praise for that popular stopping
place.
M. S. Robinson's safe was robbed last
Monday night Of oyer $3.50 in money
and valuable papers. The safe was un-
locked by some party knowing the
combination and having key to the
inner drawer.
1t is rumored that Parker will with
draw her bonus should the county seat
be located there by vote this fail. they
have a string tied to it and will haul it
in when no longer needed. Its kite
Of many strings.
Mr.J. E. Potter. OF Sioux City, took
charge of the fremont House Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Potter comes well rec
omended and will no doubt give to
Hurley one of the best hotels in south
eastern Dakota.
The Yankton city council fixed the
/ skating rink license at such high Zig.
ure as to cause the closing Of that in
! stitutiOn, which causes the Pr>ss and
Dakotain to remark that the city coun
! Gil might go one step further and
close the churches"
Prrker can not put up any genuine
bona fide bonus for the reason that sht
has already paid immensely for hel
manufactures, and nearly banKrupteC
herself in attempts to secure the county
seat, she did not spend less than foul
thousand dollars last winter.
Geo. v. Stone and w. A. Houts sa,
they have in their possession Parker
bonus. The commissioners Of Turner
county say officially that they haye ;
Hurley bonus for county buildings
Which one would the people be mos
apt to get in case of success? Hurley
can not be withdrawn; Parker's can.
The reason why Chamberlain Cougl
Remedy is favorite with so manvpeo
pie is because it can always be depend
ed upon, It's prompt and etfectua
curesof conghs, colds, Group and whoor
ing cough, have made it standard an
those who have used it prefer it to an
other. Sold by E. Brauch.
a distressing accident occurred thi
afternoon near Turner. Mr.. Gee
Allen had been burning some rubbis
near his house. The fire was nearl
out when his ten year old girl cam
from school, and in attempting to fal
the Goals into blaze her clother caugh
fire burning her so severely that sh
lived but a few hours. The bereave
parents have the heartfelt sympathy c
all, in the sad misfortune which ha
visited them.
From the following it is to be pl
5 sumed that the Kimball Graphic ha
some outstanding accounts: .Alm
macs Tor 1856 are out. Did you ever n
tice the poor chap who has taken h
position in the first picture in the d
a manac, with the fish and sheep an
a scorpions and bulls and lions and twil
all around himy Did you ever notit
that he was naked, and that his stomat
appeared empty? Well, that poor mt
: used to edit a newspaper, and becan
: the sad wreck you see HIM waiting f,
y his subscribers to thresh and pay ur
e James T. Hogan Of Hurley offer,
n to wager $50 with w. A. Houts, cashl
of the Citizens bank. Parker, that
p Parker got the county seat. Parker
q bonus would not be available for coun
purposes, which wager Houts decline
, to take after consulting with Preside
n Haines, though at first offering to {
k So Mr.. Hogan then offered to wag
v the same amount that Hurley's bon
would be available the moment tt
election was decided in Hurley's fave
= which otter he also refused" to tai
This shows plainly the status of t
y two offers, even in Parker's estlmatic
S. AT the request of many voters
D. Turner county, c. NJ. Pier has consent
" to the use of his name on the legis
l. tive ticket at the coming electlo
,r Mr.. Pier has long been resident
Turner county, and should he be call