Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19
Insure in the Dakota Mutual.

The commissioners are in session.
Has Parker put up that $4,000 yet? |
Most OF the farm teams go home n
den with lumber and coal.
1t will take $4,000 to fill that |
"chasm," and then you can talk about
Shaking
The "Aurora watch, sold by II. g. |
Clark & Co., Y Yankton, is the best time
keeper for the price,
For the best assortment of hard coal;
for the best assortment ofsott coal, call
on j. II. Farnsworth. y fresh supply
just received.
The Hutchinson County Record, of
Olivet, is after A. Sheridan Jones with
a sharp stick Bro. George is on the
right trail, and should scamp" there.
The Dakota Mutual Insurance com
pany is now ready to take risks on
farm property for term of years, and
parties desiring to place risks will find
1t to their advantage to call at the
Herald Office and get rates.
The Hawarden, Iowa, postofllce has
changed hands, and is being moved to
adrug store. 1t appears to be Il good
year for druggists; perhaps friend
Tousley might do well to embark IN
! this business.
Failing health has compelled j. L.
Rutan to dispose Of the Salem Pioneer
Register and go south for his health.
Under Mr.. Rutan's management the
paper has been a success, and we are
sorrow to lose the "rustling" j. E.
G. B. Harrigle, of Parker passed
through town yesterday with five work
men and Il wagon load OF tools, on his
way from the Lease neighborhood to
build house for Mrs. Alderman on
her farm east of town. Nothing like
advertising in a newspaper that circu-
lates where there is work.
Among the enterprising business
houses in Yankton there are none
standing higher in the good graccs Of
its customers than that of Dudley,
Richey & Gross, general hardware
dealers. This firm has an extensive
trade, which it has gained and held by
square dealing and honest goods
You may hive all the stars in nail
keg, hang the ocean on wire fence to
dry, put the sky to soak IN the ground
unbuckle the belly band Of eternity, LET
out the sun and moon. but never deude
yourself with the belief that you can es-
cape that pIace nine miles the Other
side of sheol unless you pay the printer
Yankton Press: Over in the Sioux
valley, along the eastern boundary line
of Dakota, glandered horses are heing
introduced from the state of Iowa and
the newspapers are sounding the alarm
: 1t will be well enough for the farmers
/. of Yanktoa, Clay and Turner counties
to keep watch of their eqniue stoclland
prevent exposure to the epidemic, il
possible. as it will probably move west
, ward from points of introduction.
During our recent visit to Yunkton
and while in the jewelry store OF II. e
Clark & Co. our attention was calleC
to the large stock of watches kept by
this firm, among which was the " Auro
ra," conceded to be the best watch fo
: the price now on the market. Thei
= stock of silver and plated ware, jewel
ry. clocks, watches, etc. is complete, ant
with the completion of the Yankton
Centerville road Hurley citizens vii
find it convenient place to purchas
goods in this line.
Huron Daily Times: s. W. Roberts
the effective representative of Huron
in TURF er county during the campaign
. is in receipt OF complete capital figure
from that county as follows: Huron
: 1878: Pierre. 1S1: Sioux Fails. llG
G Chamberlain, 100: Alexandria, 3
q Parker has l35 majority for count
seat. The magnificent support give
|, Huron by Turner county, deserves an
!, will receive perpetual recognition fror
II Beadle. For such splendid majorit
the hearts ofour people are overtiowin
! with thankfulness.