Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-02-04
Clean off your sidewalks.

Sargent's.
DR.. Sill has several head of young
stock for sale.
Mrs. Goddard is enjoying neuralgia
this cold weather.
You can find apples, turnips, potatoes,
squashes, cranberries, oranges
and pickles at Mansfield u Aliens,
The Era is rather severe on the smok-
ing members of the county board
Messrs. Stewart, Bertelson and Kauff- /
man.
MIR. X. Klay contemplates changing
his place of residence to Rapid City in
the spring. See his notice elsewhere in
this paper.
Jerry Manning is starting a branch
saloon at Salem, and will take two of
his billiard tables and most of his bar
fixtures with him.
Bro. Hackett consented to join the
printing combination" if the other
members would let him be "boss,"
which they refused to do.
We hate to appeal personally to any
of cur delinquent subscribers, but will
have to do so unless they respond to
the general invitation soon.
Charles Benson and family are the
latest additions to Hu.ley's population,
he having moved in with his house and
household goods this week.
Gowdy Bros. ship two car loads of
cattle and hogs this week. J. f Rob
inson bought their big oxen. that little
item in the Herald doing the work.
Chris. Frederickson now uses a spec
ial train to transport his stock ship
ments, one of sixteen cars leaving
Yankton to-day over the Northwest
ern.
Last Tuesday was ground hog day
and if the varmint came out at the
right hour he saw his shadow, though
most of the time during the day it WAS
cloudy.
You all know Emiel Brauch. the
Hurley druggist he sells and recon-
mends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
The best made for coughs, colds, Group
or sore throat.
In the case of the Toledo Oil Co. VS.
Juuia Sargent in Justice Elliott's court
! last Saturday, Jos. Allen appeared for
/ the company and G. II. Goddard for the
defendant. Judgment for the defend
ant.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to attend the grand recep-
4 tion of King Borealis and court at their
winter palace at st. Paul, Minn., last
evening, but was unable to attend as
we had no toboggan or snow shoes.
1 Dickey, the slayer of O'Brien in q
Yankton saloon last August. was found
guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced
| by Judge Iripp to ten years, in the
Sioux Falls penitentiary. Thesuit cost
Yankton county $1,000. Whisky done
it.
Just received at Mansfield & .Allen'
Mince meat, Catsup, Horse Raddish
French mustard. French sauce. Peppe
sauce, Macroni, Vermicilla, Tapiora
Sago, Pearl barley, Oat meal, Cracked
! wheat, Split peas. Corn meal, Buck
wheat, Graham, Cranberries.
Ye editor regrets very much that HI
was unable to attend the banquet Civ
en- at the Merchants hotel, st. Paul
+ this evening to the editors of Mime
: sofa and the Northwest by the s.
Paul Chamber of Commerce, but here
1 by acknowledges the invitation.
The Milwaukee company, at Yant
ton. have placed Il switch at the plac
: at which the Northwestern wished t
t cross. They now propose to move thei
passenger depot to a point within on
d block of the post-office. Rates are bein
r cut and lively railroad war is locke
for, the benefits of which will go to tn
citizens of that town.
! On Monday last w. II. Shaft sol
q Geo. Beeken yoke of cattle and r
celved the pay for the same, Mr.. Beel
en- to take the cattle at Mr.. Shaft
farm west of town the following NOR
ing. When Mr.. Shaft arrived hon
It Monday evening he found that ono
s, the oxen had hooked. and killed il
mate. Mr. Shaft paid Mr.. Beeken bat
his money Tuesday.
"All we ask is to be let alone" crit
e. the south after they had stolen all the
ID could from the people. The same CT
comes from those who stole the count
seat of this county, and the results a
liable to be the same as they were
the former case The best thing t
Parker boomers can do Is to put tn
ie $4,000 in cash and the deed for t
II donated land in the hands of t
o. county commissioners at the next me,
ing of that body. The voters and ia
payers of Turner county do not pr
:. pose to be swindled out of that viii
~ rightfully belongs to them. They ha
,ie '.enlisted for the war" and have ..w;
~ fund. on deposit.
Mr.. N. G. Moulder, superintende
for the Bradstreet Mercantile Agen'
Des Moines, Iowa, says he is higf
pleased with the effect of Chamberlail
Cough Remedy. that his family ha
lr- used it with marked benefit. SINH
,se expressions are heard in every come
nlty where it is sold. Any one using
will not long suffer with cold. It.
pleasant to take and harmless to g
children of any age. Sold by +. Brau