Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-02-25
LOCAL MENTION.
Oyercoats at cost, at Robinson's
Sweet cider at Pioneer drug store.

Try that choice maple sugar at Pic
neer Drug Store.
Lumber and posts seem to be favor.
lite loading with the farmers.
May Queen" best Havana filled
nickle cigar in town, at Rees'.
Mrs. Schultz new house, in Judson,s
addition is rapidly nearing completion,
Commissioner Bertelson appears to
be having a picnic with Assessor AID.
pleby.
oscar Snyder has just received car
OF the best cedar posts ever shipped to
Hurley.
-Four or five cars Of the best soft coal
ever shipped to Hurley, just received
by Snyder.
Prof. Foster, of Abba. Iowa, predicts
severe storms for February 25, Marcl.
3. 9, and 10.
w. "A. Peterson is hauling out lumber
Tor barn 24x4O on his farm Just south
of Swan Lake.
A number of sweet songsters were to
be heard yesterday morning-but where
are they to-day2
Considerable interest is manifested
IN the new creamery, and it's success Is
almost an assured fact.
An application will be made to Gov.
Pierce on the 18th of March for the
pardon of A. NJ. Flagg.
Frank Hamblen says those "straw
burners" are giving perfect satisfaction
to all who have tried them.
The grounds of the Southeastern Da-
kota lndustril Association, at Yankton.
are to be sold at sheriffs' sale.
Yankton had 5000 fire Monday
morning, j. j. Duffack's shoe store be-
ing the scene of the conflagration.
1t is said the farmers of Hand county
have saved 5000 this winter by using
the dakota Farmer Straw Burners -
Geese have commenced vending their
way northward. The probabilities are
that they are little premature in their
migration.
A number of Turner county farmers
derive portion of their fuel supply
from trees set out several years ago on
their timber Gains.
Farmers, why let your horses cough
so when you can get Oscar e. Baldy's
condition powders at Rees'. The best
condition powders put up-D. G. Tur-
ner.
Miss Edna A. Smith, of the New
England Conservatory, Boston, will
give lessons in vocal and instrumental
music after March eth; residence, Hur-
ley.
Robbins & Pratt, pioneer merchants
of Parker have dissolved, Mr.. Robbins
taking the hardware branch of the
business and Mr.. Pratt the lumber in
terest.
A small party gathered at the resi-
dence of Oscar Snyder last Saturday
evening, and enjoyed an evening of
sociability, interpersed with musical Sc
lections by Prof. Stevens, of Parker.
Hurley Will be well supplied with
ice during the coming heated term,
three houses having been filled, 1t is
thought there will be enough to keep
visiting politicians cool during the fall
The e. A. Il. dance Monday night
was well attended, quite number
from the surrounding country being
present. All appeared to have good
time, the festivities beng kept up un-
til fiye o'clock in the morning."
Commencing with tomorrow, auction
sales will be held in Hurley every two
weeks, on Fridays. These sales give
parties an opportunity to dispose of
any stock or other articles, and offer to
those who wish to make purchases a
chance to do SO.
Indications now are that in the near
future another railroad will cross Tur-
ner county, on line running from
Sioux Falls to Yankton, and would it
not be we'll for the citizens of Hurley
and vicinity to ponder upon the ques-
tion as to what inducement can be Of
fered to secure the location of the line
through Hurley,
The "eity dads" of Yankton are
great men. They declare that a person
residing in Yankton must pay tax to
that city on personal property owned
and being in another county. Wonder
it Judge Trip, A. w. Howard, j. H.
Prieson, II. f. Livingston, e. Miner
and other prominent stock men will
not soon be looking for new locations.
The voters of Turner countv-now
that Bro. Hackett is sending out sever
al hundred extra copies gratuitously
each week--would like to have the
New Era give an explanation of the
failure of the Parker people to put up
the $4,000 which they promised the
people would be forthcoming tor coun-
ty buildings. Speak out like a man,
Charlie, it wont hurt you any if it does
make some of the Parker capitalists (?)
squirm.
R.C. Tousley, of Parker, in commu-
nication to the Yankton Herald. shows
the feelings and sentiments of the tax.
payers of Turner county in the fol-
lowing: ut is rumored that our coun-
ty-seat war is not over yet. The smoke
seems to indicate that there is fire left
yet, and enough to fan into big blaze.
Hurley wants Parker to show her hand
on that $4,000 dollars bonus and if she
does not. don't want to bet any
money on Parker keeping the county
seat Of this county"