Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-01-08

Ed. Mann shipped car load OF tat
cattle from his Spring Valley farm to
The Chicago market Monday.
Louie Flygger started for Chicago
Monday with car load of Turner
county beef, taken from his herd.
Come to Hurley and call on Hogan &
Pier. Examine their goods and get
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Here is is, mid-winter. and ye editor
is sticking type with the fire out, the
outside door wide open and his coat off.
The celebrated Trunk Coffee at Rob
inson's. Buy dollars worth, and if
you are lucky get first-class trunk
free.
Do not neglect, when you visit Par
ker, to call on Parfitt the photographer
and have your likeness taken in No.
style.
Chris. Frederickson made shipment
of two car loads of beef cattle from this
station to the Chicago market this
week.
Have you tried that Ohio block coal,
the best and cheapest ever brought into
Turner county. For sale by j. III.
Farnsworth
Mansfield s. Allen have this week
been distributing among their Tansill's
Punch customers neat pocket match
safes, filled with London wax tapers.
You can now afford to take a Chi
cago paper. See announcement in
another column of clubbing arrange
meets with the Chicago Weekly News
Mr.. Burt w. Sloan and MISS Clara
Stover of Centreville, commenced the
new year as life partners. The best
| wishes of the Herald are extended to
the happy pair.
The county license for selling intoxi-
cating liquors has been reduced to SS40O
by the county commissioners. 1t is
| probable that the 500 taken off will be
added to the town license.
NJ. L. Hoyt has purchased the Parker
l lllu uOlSGCu AAauiC w osiS iAtAA'o
head. The Herald extends to Lank !"
the right hand, and wishes him un-
bounded success in his new under
taking.
The managers OF the Hurley skating
i rink have set aside Tuesday afternoons
between the hours of and 6 o'clock,
4 for the exclusive use of the ladies, du-
4 ring which time a fee of ten cents will
be charged.
School commendedla last Monday, with
an attendance of sd pupils, 2S in the
higher department taught by j. j. Nc
Intire, and 26 in the primary depart
1 ment, which is under the supervision
of Miss Lizzie Senter.
Clubbing is not generally considered
an agreeable thing, but when it come
to clubbing the Chicago Weekly New
and the Turner County Herald for S2.2
u year, we find no directors. Try thi
clubbing-you'll hit it.
Yankton Press, Dec. 81: The Swan
Lake stage driver. after fighting tn
blizzard nearly all day, was compelle'
to return to Yankton. He reporte
3 that he couldn't get anywhere" whic
was about the size of it.
!. \ bit of rattling good advice: kee
your feet warm, your head cool, tn
printer paid UP, your conscienc
clear, shut the door after you, and don
expect to rate high with the printer
q YOU expectorate on his Office floor.
8 The Herald acknowledges the receiI
r OF an invitation to a reception and ba
to be given to the members Of the legi
d lature, in the new capitol building, /
the mayor and council of Bismarck, Q
Thursday evening, January l4th."
r. Taxes IN Dakota become delinquel
!, the first Monday in February, at whit
time a five per cent penalty attach
upon all unpaid taxes, and interest
~ the rate of one per cent per month
added at the first of each month uni
S. the taxes are paid.
lnG uISG uulupGi W oiAO AI1Siii"h'
Evening Journal has made its appel
II, ance, and, like everything else CO
er Lounsberry takes hold of, it is an
sured success. Mr.. L. has been q
re pointed associate press agent at B
RS marck, and will superintend the COLI
ps. ton and transmission of legislati
at news.
The Herald was made the offic
paper of the county by the comm
sioners at this weeks meeting of t
rd board, and the proprietor did not fl
ok it necessary to appear before that bo
M as a party to combination or with q
az davits as to circulation. The standi
by OF the Herald is too well established
need any bolstering of that kind.
The following is a pretty good she
ing for a town, CT which, four ye
3 ago, Pettigrew said, "the streets Y
ms be grown up to weeds in five year
ley Among the valuable improvements
APP Yankton during 1884 are the p'
no packing house, Rossteuscher's n
brewery, Fargo's block, the new co
!. house and the new Morrison block