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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-05
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. MARCH 5. 1885.
Election Of Oncers.

Election OF Omcorss
The following officers were elected by
the IRE department on Thursday even
ing, Feb. 26th, for the ensuing year:
President-J. p. Sutton.
Treasursl--Wn. Erratt.
Sssretary-A. l.. Fexer.
Asst Sscretary-Lafe Quay.
Foreman. 4. Cusny.
Asst Foreman-Ed. Adams,
End Asst FOreman-Robt. Benjamin.
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fran fisk a.
gsoDeae BON g. ,. ssils.nbrad.

Gin 4al<1ergniigen mitten i'm 9o9s
iommer, fagie ieuf3enb Der Hegierunsss
r1tb BON N1nienberg, iitoeu er auf Die
ubr fab, berel 3eigerfenuns inn pers
fiinbste, oa6 er ben bebagli1en plaB in
ber Iufiigen Carriers sHeranbo, In Der ct
fob, balb nit eiirem beiBen, iiberfillten
6a1le bertduf9er mnBte, in tpeI1en
cine G@aar bon iungen Mteni9en beis
berlei @ef1Ie9ts bic Hequemlidteit bon
70 uH6 70 pieI 9an 8dtern unb Balls
Mliittern ibrem San5beolrfnib 3u opfern
entfbloiien mar. Mfit einem 8lide
iiberffog Ct bic unteren GliebmaBen ieis
nes G6rpers, ipeIfe bur1 GIanBffiefel
unb f6tpar5e 1einfleiber bereits in ball=
fdbigen 3uIfdnb Deriebt maren, unb
inbeHl er nit ben iorgfdltig gepfiegten
Ndgela Elm Stdub1en Nfbe, tas BON
ieitler glinimenoen Gigarre auf fein
&nie gefa0en mar, binipegf6nippte,
CAB e leiie rnarrenb feiner Qoffnung
Ausorud. baB CT tpenignens 5u elmer
yartple 9gbiH ober Q'bombre @elegens
belt flnoen Derbe. Ct mari bic Nben5s
5eitu1g, beren Snbolt er NIT oelanas
tDeilten Miigen eri@6pft bate, auf bos
Nebentif9den un6 trot ON bic 5har Bee
Gdlons, Der f9 nod BEN garten an
ouf bic Heranba 6ffnete.
S5raHeisfa, fagte er, unb ba er feiue
Mntiport crbieIt, sing CT bur6 ben ban.
mernDerl Nduft at. bic gei6lofiene 9blr
hes 9tebenaimmers. 1orf6tig uni
beinab nit elmer gepijIen S9eu 6ffnet,
er bieielbe unb bIidte in bas fIeinere
nit onntelrotber 9apete betleibete Sc
mad. Mn1 bier mar gtiemanb, inbef
fen f9ien bic Demobnerin ben Raum
Dor fur3ent erff berlafen 3u baben; oa'
raul Deatete bic in bic Ndbe bes Sen
tiers geriidte Staffelei, auf tpel9er eint
balbpoaenbete 9anbfdaft aufgeiteQ1
mar. pdlette, 5arben unb piHIel Ia.
ger in bultter llnor6nung auf ben
@thhIeH bertbeilt.
perr bpu Maienberg betra9tete bas
Bib un0 bic Nals slltenliIien nit einen
leidbttn 2opfi6iitteln.
SonDerbarss Ndb9en, faete CT leiit
por ll@ AiH, M0len uno INNER WaleH
ibre eiH5ige pafliOn. 80 ne 6as nun
Der bat2 Hnb inbem er, Dor ben Spie.
gel tretenb, Der grauen Code iiber BEN
redten Sbre einen uad,helfenoeu
Sdnung CAB. fd5ien Ct ieirem 5bie.
gelbiIoe bas @eftdnbniB abauIeaeu, oaf
g Don t5li1 fid1t berriibren finne.
Vt begob hd in Iein 3oilettens3i
fller, ulo als CT bafb 6orauf i'm id,tpor.
asn Grad, ben eiH soIbenes aettdber
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= Sn Der Ndbe bon 2uling bat lid
elm anberer Morb ereignet. Nuf elmer
5 Weilen BON ber Staot gelegenen Garm
eri9oB Der Iufieber W. 0arbeman
ben Garbigen @temart. 2eBterer ar=
beitete auf Der Garm unb seiste iid
ldifig, ,ueBbalb ibn 9arbeman fort=
f9iden nollte. Dariiber mar Stema1i
10 erbof, baB er, nit einem Mefer be-
paffnet, bpr 9arbsmans Wobnung er:
i9ien unb bieien nit benz Sobe bebrobte.
Nnbere Mrbeiter fiibrten ben Stemari
binmeg. Mm Na6mittag eridien Sarbe=
man nit Glinte unb &epslber i'm Gelbe
uno na9 fur3em Morimediel nit Ste
mart eridob er benielben. Damn
na9te er ii6 auf benz Weg mad 2uling,
nm ii6 ben Beamten aus5uliefern.
Dieie tuaren aber fdmmtlid in 2rdbart
am 9iitrittgeri6t beiddftigt.
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NIT g]siu;otur=Orbeu ihmiidte unb in
Ser tp,iRen Gropotte auriidfehrte. hdffe
Ssber Ser i'm iob. befenneu miifien
6oR 6err BON Mfoienbero elm ifottIidoer
fiir feline eesaIre treffiid, erhaItener
Mlanu mar.
9ie Neranba mar nod leer. Qls er he
uieber betrat. unb es blieb linn 9eit.
bic tueniaen 6tufen, bic lie bonn Oar
ten treunten, binunterauifeiaeli unb un>
ter ben Nolen(i0def, bic in reidher Qluss
mabl i'm @arten bliihten. gauubldau
au balten. W2it ber fleinen @arfems
ideere, bic er ftets bei iid) trua, fd,nitt
er cine pradtpoae Nole bonn Gtode,
unb mdbrenb er aur Werunoa auriifs
tebrte, betra9tete Ct bic Hlume, ifil in
| f1 binein ld9elnb bon alien Seiten.
sic ipirb ibr gut iteben, fagte er, ins
bem er nd, tnieSer n,If ieinem Wfose
nieberlieB.
ecSebt fnarrte bic Shiir, bic au Trans
cisfo's 2imn,er fiihrte Elm MeiS roi,id,te
burd ben 6alon, unb inn udd,ifen Mus
oen6lide erldien cine hohe tpeibIid,e
@effolt i'm gfohmen Ser Wernnbaz
g.fo,te 6err BON W}oien 5ero ioh ouf
ur6 obaleid5 linn Ser Mnblid ieiner
Sodlter.' : rlit ber er csahr aus esahr elm
tdoIid1 ,ulolnmeuIebte. nid5ts Neues
iein founte entfubr Inn bod, beinohe
Elm Qout Der lleberroid5uno. afs er lie
in ihrer pollen s6d5nheit por litl er.
blidte. Gin Rleib BON id,tperem ,pei.
hen Geibenffofie umbiilIte Sic fd1Ionfe.
bolle Geitait unb. i,16em Sc an ben
Rano Ser Weronba trot. umfIof es tuie
cine tpeid,e rubiae Wele lire Guse |;
S6ultern BON ta6elloler Hun6una bid.
ten aus benz ausaeid,nittenen NaiIf(eibe
berpor, unb ihr Soubt NOR BON brad,ts
bollem. aid1blon6en Saare ,1n,oebem.
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ibre Stirn brhdte, meim Opfer, tpdbs
rsnS id mid fiir fie opfere unb iie gum
8aae besleite.
llnS bieier unberbeFerli9e Iater, ers
wiberte Grancisfa, iitbem iie an bic
Brifung Der 8eranba trat unb bic
langen tpei9en 8aubanofdube anau3ie=
ben. begann, bet ieir Ginb sur6aus
gliidlih MAIDEN min, inbem er fie aui
iebes Geit Der ebriamen @taot Rrdbs
winfel idleppt, obglei6 lie ibm tdglid
perli6ert, baB iie nod bieiem Glide
ui9t berlangt.
Nber mas berlangit Du benn, baB
i'd 5u Oeinem 1ergniigen lonit tbuu
ioQs tpanbte 0err oon Maienberg ein,
Der au tbr tpeuiger tpie elm 0ater gu ieis
iler So9ter, als tDie gu elmer glei9altri=
gen Greunbin fpra9.
Mi6 bier laiien, rief iie, inbem iie
in bumoriitii6er 8er3peiflung bas
9aupt emporiparf, mid bier laHen, in
unferen biibf9en 3immeru, unierem
frellnoli6en 8arten unb bel Sir. grs
fennit Ou es benn gar nidt elm bis6en
oantbar an. baB Deine So9ter ni6ts
tpeiter per!angt, als INNER nur bei Sir
81 ieins
Bel mir? fraete er lddelno; bns
heiBt bod ipobl bauptid9li6 Bel Oeiner
Molerei unb bel Deinen Bi6erna
Barum ni9t au9 bel benen? iagte
lie glei9giiltig, inbem iie bic 9anb=
f9ube, bic beinab holltdnbig bic id6>
men unterarme umf6loRen, langiam
autn6pfte, i6 tperbe iie getpiB nibt ber=
leugnen, tDenngleid i'd ,peiB, baB bic
ebrfamen &rdbminfler Die &6pfe iiber
fol9e Yei9dftigung zines iungen Wdb=
6ens fbiitteln.
(Gortfetung folgt)
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gines ber i90nifen unb toiibarz
fen Geidenfe, iuel6e Der Gair iiber=
mitteIt ipurben, iit ieoenfaas Der par=
fiimerintaiten bon 6errn 9arrD 8. Sons
ler. Die 8erloolung finbet beute Mbenb
itatt. Ser preis ift auf $50 anges
f1lagen.
= Das Musfunfts= Bureau pdbrenb
bes 8olfsfeites,. No. l Wef<0ouiton=
ffrabe, tpirb Sag unb Nadt Offen fein.
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WemerfcustpertI,e ,sntSeduua.

Ssrr SEQ: 9. Billins bon Wandefer, Wid.,
lgretet rNteine 6ran mar beinabe bllHoS felt
% Sagrsn, 70 bulfos, bob fie fid nidt alIein int
1eIl gernmoreben tonnte. sic nabm aipei Gyla.
l9en pom electric Bitters elm unb ibre @efunb.
gei gat f9 oaourd) 10 sebeiiert, bab iie ibre
gertauft 3u so Gents bic 8lafde bel ".
Dreib.
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0rpbire eS ieIbff.

Ser Beueis fiir bic Site bes Yubbins beitebt
nidt i'm Rauen bes @arnes, fonbern in 8s.
nituna bet Gelesenbeit gum 8erfofen beHel.
ben. 8. sfalteber G. CON, bic slpotbeter, baben
cine @robefafde bon Or. 8el lonfo's Sufen.
une 3unsen. ehrnp, fir Seben, Der nit Suiten,
Grfdltunsen, aftbma. SdminOiu9t ODER Gun,
9enfranf5eit geplast 1T.
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Die Some f6eint 10 mil6 berein.
Sd fiB' unb i6mau9 oas pfeiflein
mein
Mn lin5en Griiblingstagen,
gs lit nit Gail & Mr sefiillt
lnb aus ben bIauen Wolfen quilt
Mfir ponniges 8ebasen.
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= Mirs. Ni9ols in Sort Wortb, bic
Grau 6es peritoroenen 8anfprdibenten
Ji6ols, bat ibr idmmtli9es gigens
tbum, nit Wusnabme bes WobnbauFes,
ben Gldubigerm ibres Mannes sur 8ers
fiigung geftellt.
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= S. DabIman in Sort Mortb bat
NIT eiaem engliiden 9pnbieat @ontrafte
abgei6lofen fiir 2ieferung bon Gleii9.
9llle Stpei Wo9en foQen 900 Sonnen in
@aluefton sur 8erfdiffung bereit liesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-09

Dead Shot" eerep @orm 9ini.
ment Dirft fi6er unb i9nea. Dieies Eminent
tobtet bic Biirmer augenbIidlid) b1It GIiesen
ab unb beiIt bic @unbe. SIN 8aiIer aufseloft
III es elm ausse3eidnetes Seilmttel sesen irsenb
ipelde @unbeH beim 8ieb. Yreis so Gents
Rraparirt uno aum 8srfauf bel u. Dreib,
San gntonio. 1876 tuip
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Cine aarte.

an alle, pelde an BoIsen bon 5usenbi fin.
ben, nerpOler Sdpa6e, friibem Ssrfall, Serlul
bet Manncsfraft etc. Ieiben, ienbe id TO ten.
fire i &eeept, bas fie furirt. Oieies sroBe Ssil.
mitlel tpuroe BON einem Miffiondr in Siib.
Mmerifa entbedt. Sdidt abreifrtes gouoeri
an &eb. Sofepb :. Snman, Station g., 3cp
BORT @itb. 2l,7 7,tuipli.
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- Sir bic 2ieferung Der 9olaarbei=
ten am neuen Capitol 1T Der Gontratt
nit elmer Girma in @ranb &apibs,
Wiidigan. abgei6lofen tporoen, ber ins
beB nod ser ltnter3ei9nung iuartet.
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- 9ie &ni9tbs Of 2abor Datten i6om
tuieber Elm 3erniirfniB nit ben 2eitern
ber Santa Sc gabn, bod es if beige
legt uorben, ebe Der 8runb oeRelben
i'm publitum befannt tpurbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-09

@olb unb Silbermaaren
ubren &C. bel 6 GriBer Brps. Mfain
pla3a, brei Sbiiren unterbalb Molfion.
@s tpirb beutld aeipro9en.
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= Sn Der Srrenanitalt au Mufin
befinben fib gegenmdrtig $50 patiens
ten unb ilu Blinben= un6 SaubEnm=
men=Snfiitut je 100.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-09

@ 2aBt Cure Mn3iige BEL BAN
coaf & g o. bn MAIDEN, nelde bic
beifen Waaren, bic bette Nrbeit unb ben
beften S6nitt liefern.
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Mueriet.


= Die ftrifenben 9lrbeiter Der Mrans
las paB 8abn erbielten gefern ibren
2obn ausbeaabIt. Damn febrten iie
aber big alf breibig tuieber aur Mrbeit
auriid.
- Mls &anoibat fiir gioerman in
Der erfen Warb 1T Scr. N. Wadep aufz
getreten. Sn Der 4. Warb 1T nit 8es
aug auf bic Wabl nod Nlles rubig.
= Sm Oiitriftgeri9t fommen tebt
bic ge9en Wtar Neuenborff erbobenen
Nntlagen our 0erbanblung.
- lin ieinen &unben before 8eles
genbeit 5ur Iusmabl ber Waaren au
9eben, bat 9err paul Magner
fiir bic iommenoen Wonate nod ben
stpei Sbiiren oberbalb ieinem @efddftss
lofat liesenben gerdumiaen Store ees
mietbet unb bort bauptid6li6 Spiel
ipaaren ausgeitellt.
Gin Notbf1rei ert6nt aus benz in
Der Ndbe San Nntonio gelegenen Sba=
bano. Dort 1T bic Muiif Manie nit
allen ibren S9reden aussebroden.
Sn iebem 6auie befinbet Ii9 elm piano
ober cine Orgel unb nun 1T es nit Der
nd9tli6en &ube unb Stille borbei.
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= Mrs. Mlenna Grombus in Dallas
tam nms 2eben in GoIse elmer au sro=
Ben Sofis Worpbin.
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- Sn Der Ndbe bon Yaris brannte
Mfrs. S. 8errp gu Sobe. llria6e Sob
len6l.
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sSretAeiprpd3eit.

Wie su ertparten mar, iit Osna3ia
@orte3 bon ber Mnflaee, ibrem 3ubdlter
@tanifortb ermorbet gu baben, frei ge=
ipro9en tporben. Die Surp brau1te
nur farse 3eit, UNI ii6 iiber elm Werbict
gu einigen, bas auf Ni6tf9ulbig lautete.
Ser pro3eb bauerte cine ganae Wode
unb mar tpdbrenb bieier 3eit bas 9a=
gesgeiprd9; bic Mbbofaten ber Mnflage
fotuobl, tpie ber 0ertbeibigllng erl96pfs
ten ibre gan3e 8erebifamfeit, bod es
feblten bic poiitiben Betpeiie unb bas
angetlaste Weib sing fraffrei aus.
IieQei6t mag bas @erbift ber Surp
ni9t Se6ermann 3ufagen, oenn bic gors
tea ifebt in febr f6le6tem &ufe uuo bat
bur9 ibr friiber betriebenes ebrloies
Geuerbe NnfioB senug errest. Mber
tuer m66te es tuobl iiber ii6 getpinnen,
auf bloBe nmfanbssBepeii bin. einen
Mitmenf6en, uno bdite er bic Strafe
aud bur9 feinen 9ebenmanbel beroient,
aum Sobe ober 3u6tbauie gu perurs
tbeilen?
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@eaem @erftupfmma. S
SGntprrs

0egem Werftppfun8. SdmDrrs
boioen, @allen unb 2ebe1franfbeiten,
aiebt es fein ooraiiglideres Mittel als
@66nfelbs beutf6er Mierens unb 2eber=
Sbee. Oerielbe iit na9 ben Originalz
recepten bes beriibmten beuti6en pro=
feRor 2iebig prdparirt unb elm unfebl>
bar ipirfenbes Mfitte!. Mfit tpenigen
8adeten bon biefem ausge3ei6neten
Sbee fann man ber gefdbrli6item &ranf=
belt borbeugen.
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
Marion fclange.

SEPTEMBER 8.
S. Willmayer was called to Scotland
the other day to attend his brother who
was caught in reaper and terribly
hurt. lie has not returned yet. -. .Rey.
Mr., Harmeling and DR.. West d. d. left
for BonHomme last Saturday to estab-
lish Mission there. The doctoris Sec
retary of the board of Missions of the
Reformed Church and is rusticating
with Mr.. ii. a few days. Quite a
pleasant time was had at the residence
of Foreman O. Sheehe on the 5th. inst.
The occasion was Mrs. Sheehe's birth
day, evryone enjoyed themselves.
W. III. Snyder came rushing in the other
morning with the cigars and was as
happy as a young rooster with his first
spurs. 1t is girl and tipped the beam
at ten pounds. ...l. +. Kelley stopped
off here a few days last week to see his
friends; he was on his way to SPRING
field to take charge of the depot there.
jim. is good boy and everyone was
glad to see him.. -. The folks in Marion
and vicinity gavea donation party for
the benefit of Rev. T. a. Burdick, there
was large crowd present and the eX-
ercises were interesting and amusing.
The net proceeds were something over
$500 and every one expressed desire
to have Mr.. Burdick sent back again as
he is weilliked here and has given en-
tire satisfaction. Mrs. Tenney got
hurt on Tuesday by jumping out of q
wagon. HETZEL.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
HusINEss BIsIEFs.

Tin Ware at cost at Montgomery's.
Thebest pump made at Montgomery's
Try those cent cigars at City Drug
Store.
All kinds OF Hardware at Mont
somery's.
h"White beans, nice and clean," at
Sargent's.
Try that boss Lemonade at Pioneer
Drug store.
Leave your orders at Pioneer Drug
store for Ice.
Boots and shoes at cost for cash, at
]. Sargent's.
Best caster oil 80 cents per gallon at
Hogan & Piers.
The choicest line of Tobacco and
Cigars at Pioneer Drug store.
Buy your pants, oils and brushes at
City Drug Store
For cheap denlms, ticking, prints sc.
go to Hogan & Piers.
There is fine opening in Hurley for
good harness maker.
Twenty-Five bars of Kinks soap for
S1.O0 at Hogan s. Piers.
Prescriptions compounded day or
night at City Drug Store.
Always on hand at the Pioneer Drug
store,-Plenty of machine oil.
A good supply of self-sealing fruit
jars at, Hogan s. Piers.
For Sale Cheap: One set of timers
tools. Enquire of Rowland Rees, Hur-
ley, Oak.
Parties wishing to borrow money.
will find 1t to their interest to call on
Z. Brauch.
just received car of the best
"soft lump Goa" ever shipped to Hur-
ley, at Snyder's.
Don't forget that you can get machine
OILS from 40 cents to go per gallon,
at Pioneer Drug store.
The largest, cheapest and best assort-
ed stock of dry goods in this part of the
Territory at Hogan & Piers.
New stock Clothing just received
which will sal cheap, for cash or
ready pay only. Junia Sargent.
If you want to borrow money on real
estate or chattels, vail at the Herald
office or on NJ. j. Hogan at Parker.
Just received, a new stock of dress
goods, hosiery and notions, which will
be sold cheaper Than ever at
Hogen & Piers.
Parties wishing to Purchase twosec.
tions of land in body FIR stock or other
purposes, will find it to heir advantage
to caR.at the Herald oflic,.
For Sale-or will trade for young
stock; good team of horss and a har
ness and wagon. Enqnireat the Her
aid Office.
The Northwestern railroad will tran
sport to and from uuron, Tree of ext
pense all animals and articles exhibit.
ell at the territorial fair at lIupl to be
held in October.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
Personal.

Mrs. Choate, of Huron, spent Sunday
In Hurley.
H. Jensen, of Centreville, was in town
Wednesday.
z. G. Sutton, of Huron, was in IIur-
ley Monday.
A. L. Edwards and wife and II. F.
Livingston, of Yankton Sundayed in
Hurley.
N. A. Spence and wife, of Kirkwood,
Ill. are visiting with Turner county
friends.
W. II. Campbell, of Kirkwood, Iii,
arrived on this afternoons train, and is
visiting with old ftiends.
c. e. Weldon, of Hawarden, accom-
panied by his brother from Sioux City,
is looking Hurley over to-day.
L. w. Kyle has gone to Granville,
Iowa, with a force of carpenters, to put
up n warehouse for the Northwestern
Hay Company.
MI. Wright, of the Sioux City Nurse
ry Co., was in town the fore part of the
week, and visited the Alderman nurse
ry, the largest in the territory.
Gilbert Gudlnundsen, one of Turner
connty's first settlers, but now Il resi-
dentof Washington Territory is visiting
old friends in this section. lie find:
wonderful changes since his last visit
ten years ago.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
Delapre correspondence to Canton

Delapre correspondence to Canton
Advocate: The farmers mutual insur-
ance company have had losses of 1923,
600 this season, and losses are being
satisfactorily adjusted. We have the
first man to hear from who says his loss
was not fully paid. The last assess
ment will be made this week and then
the farmers will know how much it
cost them to have their crops insured
this year. twill be from fifteen to
twenty cents an acre, about one-fourth
what it costs to insure in stock COM
panies. The people are somewhat
amused at the foolish statements made
by b. Y. Andrews, of Antioch, which
have no foundation whatever. Hesays
no flax-bugs exist except on paper while
the farmers generally know better. He
also tackles mutual insurance, and does
not seem to understand either.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
LIVE STOCK SAL r.

Messrs. J. a. Childs and Chris. Fred
erickson will sell at public auction ut
Swan Lake, Tuesday, September 18th,
4 good horses; 6S head of cattle, in splen-
did condition: q large number of sheep,
and considerable amount of farm
machinery. Six months time on sums
of ten dollars and over.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
COUNTY oFF1cEns.
CHURCH prnrcrony.

PREsBYsRRIAS CHuRcH-wm j Hill, pastor
Services at the school house every other Sun.
day at O'Clock p. M.
CATHOLIC CHURcH-Near Swan Lake. Rev
George Sheehan. pastor. Services on the sec
ond Sunday of each month, commencing at
1880 a. m. Catechlsm Immediately after mass.
BAPTIST CHURcH-Co Corner Park Boulevard and
Dakota street. Rev. j p Colfman pastor. Ser
vices every Sunday at II Il. m. Sunday school
mt 12m. Prayer meeting every Thursday eve.
ningat p. m. Young peoples prayer meeting
Sunday evening at SIP. m.
NJ L. CHuRcH-Swan Lake-Rev. Wm Gray,
oastor. Services every two weeks, at a. M.
1unday school at 2m.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10

Our goods are fresh and bought
cheap for cash, our stock is complete
and we will not be undersold by any
one doing business IN the county. Call
and see us, Mansfield g. Allen.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
NOTICE to Trespnsscrs.

All persons are hereby notified that
they must keep their stock off of the
southwest quarter of section 4, town
ship 81, range SO. This property will
be sold for 81 200 cash. A bargain.
GILRIsRT Gl1DMJNDSEN
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
Fall Millinery.

Mrs. NJ. S. Robinson would announce
to the ladies of Hurley and vicinity
that she has received her first invoice
of fall millinery.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
Welcolnc TldInvr.

To consumers of the weed. At Pho
neer Drug store can he had the
"Rosamond" and Texas Siftings," the
best 5 cent cigars i'll the world.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10

Watertown, Finley and Riverside
flour every sack warrented, call and get
prices, Hogan & Pier.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
Dentistry

Dentistry.
DR.. L. r. Alderman will, until fur
ther notice, be prepared to meet those
requiring his service, as follows:
HURLEY-Mondays.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PARKER-Saturdays
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
Bottom Knocked Out,

on prices on my whole stock of Lamps
which will be sold strictly at original
cost. now is your time to light up, cal
and see 'em. At Pioneer Drug Store
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10

That the fame of Hurley as trading
point is not confined to Turner county
is evident from the following prelude
to the price list published in the Her
of last week and copied in the Yrnkton
Telegram: "Here is a list of prices
which a firm in the little town of Hur-
ley, over in Turner county, are selling
their goods for. Why is it that our
dealers cannot do as well by their Gus
toners? If Yankton business men ex-
pect 10 hold their trade they will find it
absolutely necessary to sell goods as
cheap as they are being sold in all the
small towns surrounding our city, Of
course no one expects that men are go
ing to do business for fun. and without
a living profit. but it is equally essential
that the business men of every town
should keep abreast with the times, and
be able to sell goods as cheap as their
neighbors. Ii they cannot do this, they
must expect to lose trade. We make
these quotations simply to show our
dealers what their neighbors are doing"
Iowa Homestead: The trouble with
the average farmer is that he is not
able to stock his farm as it should be.
Half of our farmers have SO much land
that they are not able to stock it with
any kind Of stock. A large proportion
of the rest can stock it only with scrubs
and must compete with the ranchman
who has all stock and no land. The
first cost of raw land is a small item
The buildings and fences cost as much
as the land. And to stock it with the
best and most profitable stock will cost
more than the land and buildings and a
years interest. Then enough capital
is needed to run the machine year be-
sides. Farmers are land poor because.
they grasp after too much land. An
eighty properly stocked is more profit.
able than half section not stocked or
stocked with srrub stock, with scrub
buildings and scrub man to run it.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10

Seven pounds choi ce rio coffee Sl.OC
at, Hogan & Piers.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10

We are at present very much in need
of money, and to those who are owing
from a dollar and a half to six dollars
on subscription, we would say, now
that you have been blessed with a
bountiful harvest. call around and see
the printer that he may also have cause
for rejoicing.