Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-01-07

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the lumber and VIII soon commence her
new house.
We want 1000 bushels.of corn, on ac-
count or for trade. VIII pay highest
price. Pier & Ferguson.
The E. S. McCook post Of the e. A. II
r. have concluded to give u grand ball
on the evening of February 22d.
The postmasters appearto be in earn
est in regard to their strike" and will
hold convention ut Chicago in Feb
ruary.
Hurley isnow without asaloon. Jerry
Manning not deemlng it advisable to
take out liceuse during the present
quarter.
Gowdy Bros. are preparing to erect
extensive feed sheds for cattleanlhogs,
and will engage in this business on
large scale
There We're no snow blockatcs in Da-
kota nor Florida this week, but many
Iowa railroads We're closed thefore part
| of the week
Mail service will be put on the Cen
! treYille- Yankton line us socn us the I
necessary red-tape forms can be gone
through with.
| MI. Joseph Frick has leased the Ilo-
| gan building and put in Il stock of har-
1 ness goods, and is nov prepared to do
all work in his line.
The west bound passinger train WIS
two hours late Wednesday morning,
caused by wmting at Hawarden for
train from Chicago.
/ j. NJ. Jones has traded lis farm north
1 west of town for the John Lease farm
south If town, and has pur chased lum-
bsr for new residence to be erected
thereon.
s billiards. ihe fore part OF fE=tslle he week
Railroads wereblockadea. and IL general
suspension of business followed Who
wouldn't live in Dakota?
4 Invitations are out for public in
stallation of the officers of Hurley lodge
of the I. O. o. f. tomorrow evening.
The size of the hall precludes general
invitation being extended.
Owing to a press Of other matter,
permission has been granted to our
.snake to sleep for another week. He
will soon be stirred up, and small boys
had better get out of the way.
Gov. Pierce's report to tina secretary
of the interior has been printed in
phamplet form for distribution. Itcon-
tains a large amount of statistics and
t is a valuable book of reference as to
the rapid growth and increasing wealth
3 of the territory.
Mr. S. N. Monk, on Monday lest, va
i Gated the seat he has SO long held on the
board of county commissioners. AS a
!, member of that board he has ever
proved himself to be an honest and
upright worker for the interests of the
people whom he represented.
Watch for it! The first symptom of
= true cronp is hoarseness and if Cham
/ berlain's Cough Remedy is freely given
at once and the doses frequently re.
: peated the dread disease may be entire.
ly prevented and all danger and anxiety
avoided. Sold by Elniel Brauch.
Commissioner Nelson took the oath
y of office Monday, and will no doubt
prove worthy representative Of ths
A. energetic and anterprising people Of
t. the south end of Turner county, who
showed their confidence in him by
ID placing him in the important position
,r which he now holds.
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy doe
!. not dry up a cold but loosens and re
!, - lievcs it. 1t aids expectoratlon, open
:. the secretions and frees the system o
y the poisons of cold. Its soothing
healing and Strengthening powers hay
won for it the title of the best made
ed. Every one who uses it says Its goo
90 medicine. Sold by Emiel Brauch.
va Number 142 proved to be the luck
n number III the sewing machine draw
ing, and was held by i. l.. Smullin, an
he now has d tirst-class machine. Th
hooks are yet open for the receipt {
IL
money due on subscription -of whic
there is several hundred dollars-an
II we arc greatly in need OF the money.
nd you have not paid, can you not do
he now? We have been carrying SON
is. Of you for two years, and little exc
tion on your part in this matter woul
be appreciated.
Ole wants the Herald to urge !" tt
payment offered by its crowd for hol
;cll ing county fair at Swan Lake" The
MT: has been no fair held at Swan L.ls
ng since the Herald was established; bl
v . il Ole wishes any information as
ler .fair bonuses lumber bills. etc, pc
not haps some of the old settlers can
md commodate him. And while we are
,ur this subject we would remind Ole tn
ers the $1,000 bonus offered by Parked Il
AXE a court house has not made its appea
lue ance yet, and until every cent OF u
OF cash is paid and a deed to the land
ing given he will never see I" $S5 eco cou
will house go up y in Parker. The Hera
yly. is enlisted for the war;" and 1t dol
propose to see the taxpayers defraud
by scheming politicians and town-sl