Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-03-04
LOCAL MENTION.
Overcoats at cost, at Robinson's

Dr. Sills. Blood Root and Tolu cough
syrup at Rees'.
Try that choice maple sugar at Pho.
neer Drug Store.
Farmers are preparing for seeding
and tree planting.
Immigrants and their goods are be-
to move west.
May Queen" best Havana filled
nickle cigar in town, at Rees'.
A ticket from Hawarden to San Fran
cisco can be purchased for S29.7O.
Drags! Drags! Drags! Who said
Drags? Elliott & Bach sell drags.
w. E. Workman and Arthur WORT
man are recovering from their late
sickness.
Dave Rockey will spend the summer
selling and setting up machinery for
Elliott Il Bach.
The lots have been staked for the
Catholic church, and work will be COM
as soon rs the weather will pre-
nit.
Turner county court convenes next
Tuesday, and the judge will not be
obllged( y to take up his quarters in Il
tent.
The election at Parker Tuesday re-
suited in a glorious verdict for the
temperance cause, their entire ticket
being successful.
The Dakota division question is an
important one. but it has been decided
that Elliott s. Bach's is the best place
to buy barb wire.
Two tiers of new lock boxes have
been placed in the Hurley postotlice to
meet the growing demand for i'm
proved mail facilities.
The parties who purchased farms
northeast of town from j. NJ. Gitchell
and Peter Allen arrived yesterday from
their former home in Iowa.
Farmers, why let your horses cough
SO when you can get Oscar G. Baldy's S
condition powders at Rees'. The best
condition powders put up-D. Z. Tur-
ner.
Miss Edna A. Smith, of the New
England Conservatory, Boston, will
give lessons in vocal and instrumental
music after March 7th: residence. Hur.
ley.
An exchange says that Il merchant
vino did not believe in advertising
painted on the sidewalk Don't &C
somewhere else to be swinlled; cone
in here"
w. X. Gowdy got some foreign parti,
Gle into his left eye while sowing grass
seed Tuesday. and as consequence
wears u Dandage that might lead oni
to think that he had taken part in /;
'' free-for-all.'
The sentiment of the taxpayers o.
Turner county is that no court house
shall ever be built in Parker until thu
$4,000 in cash, and IL deed for the lane
promised shall be deposited with tn,
county commissioners
Machine dealers are receiving good:
by the car load, and will soon use the
columns of the Herald to invite you t,
call and inspect their large stocks ant
hear them expatiate on the points o
merit possessed by the machines they
handle.
Owing to the cold wind last Frida,
only u limited amount Of stock WA
offered, and it was decided to adjourn
the sale until the next regular day
which will be Friday, March 18th
Bring in your stock. etc, that you wan
to sell, and don't fail to attend if yo,
want to purchase.
The Milwaukee road has cut shippin!
rates at Gayville, ten miles east o
Yankton and the probabilities are tina
general cut may be looked for at al
points on the Northwestern N line soor
as the Gayville cut is intended to dra,
from the Hurley, Centreville and Wa
! konda market.
A gentleman in Centreville mailed
letter at that place last Saturday fO
the editorof this paper, requesting a
answer to the same by return mail, o
business of Importance. The lette
reached Parker March I'd, and her
Wednesday evening. There is surel
something wrong about the mail SCI
| vice.
| Since the appearance of the commit
nicatlou in the Herald on Boycotting.
signed " Farmer "A number of farmer
have wondered chow it got out" ;
they had said nothing about it. So
seems the bogus bonus business wa
/. given the wind mill agent by sever;
taxpayers, and some of them not liz
ing gr eat distance from Parke
either.
| 1t is all very well for Hackett, Kel
nedy, Robbins, Pratt, and = few othel
to pose as friends to the taxpayers
reducing the cost of the county prin
ing few hundred dollars, but ho'
about the $4,000 in cash and the S6,7:
in land which they promised. The du!
is not thick enough, gentlemen; yo
will have to try some new dodge t
blind the people.
1 If YOU know yourself to be in del
to the Herald, please call and settl
The proprietor needs money. but di:
likes to ask you to pay that little bill
The paper has nearly com pleted il
! third year. and before entering npo
another year it is hoped that all AZ
counts will be settled. The farme
would not feel like delivering his graf
year after year without pay, and ho'
can you blame the printer for wantin
pay for that for which he has to pa