Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-01-14


Wednesday did not arrive until Monday
morning.
Insure in the Dakota Mutual. Jos.
Allen will make out your papers, and
give you all necessary information.
The Iowa snow blockade forced the
Parker papers to Issue half.sheets last
week. the Press using brown wrapping
paper.
IL Is no uncommon occurrence this
week to see ten or twelve wagons in a
string. loaded with live porkers for
shipment.
The columns of the Herald are open
for the publication of school reports.
and it acts as an incentive to the young
er scholars to see their names in print.
John c. Rouse. D ruggist. Urbana, la.
says: Every body that knows Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, wants it in
preference to any other. Sold by Emiel
Brauch.
Word has been received at Vermil.
lion from Chicago that the man who
set the fire that destroyed 200 tons of
lia. FOR NJ. d. Moore, had been arrested
in that city.
Dunn. the Parker money loaner, has
skipped for parts unknown, leaving
numerous creditors to mourn his de-
parture. the heaviest loss falling on &.
w. Stones bank, being about 81 GOO.
Parties in Dakota who have sent t.
New York 81 to pay freight charges
upon IN organ which tn makers wish
to INTRODUCES rs 4 sample. have received
10 cent mouth organs for their money.
Vick's Floral Guide for 1886 has been
received. and maintains its position of
being the finest of the kind published.
Vick's seeds maintain the reputation
gained many years ago as being per-
fectiy reliable.
The Dakota IIuronite in its issue of
Jan. ID gives list of the improve.
,nents in that city during the past year,
which foot up 1901 $50. 1t also gives a
list of Improvements amounting to
$4,000 which are definltly settled upon
for the coming year.
w. E. Pugsley. in communication
to the Parker Press narrates how Gen.
Beadle, with ninety armed men, march
ed his provision tram through Drifting
Goose's band of Sioux warriors and
squaws. This Is an item which we
fear has escaped the notice of the com.
piler of Dakota history.
Among the number of the Herald's s
Hurley readers who remembered
friends by sending the Herald for a
Christmas present were G. S. Conklin,
II. Rees. Jos. Smith. Peter Allen. j. j.
Mansfield, n. NJ. Basye, Gus. Bach, w.
II. Conklin. S. ). Patrick. Geo. Webster,
Fred Boterinan, C. N. Pier.
The territorial audi tor requests that
! all bills for printing tickets for the con-
stitutional convention be sent to him.
i We have no bill to send, but there are
Il bushel or two of tickets at the ex-
press office that arrived several days
too late to he or any use. If they are
redeelnable. we Will pay express cilarges
and forward them to the capital.
Chnnberlan's Cough Remedy does
not dry up u cold but loosens and re-
lIeves it. 1t aids exprctoratlon, opens
the secretions and frees the system of
the poisons OF i cold. It's soothing,
healing anI strengthening powers have
| won for it. the title of the best made.
| Every one who uses it says its good
medicine. Sold by E.niel Brauch.
Vermillion Republican: "For the
benefit of our outside readers, we would
] mention, rs not the least of Dakota
phenomena, the female mail carrier,
, who, having secured tine contract from
the government, succeeded her husband
two years ago in carrying the mail
from Vermillion to Hurley. Clad in an
pyercoat and other projections, she de-
| fics the severity OF the coolest winter
days. and through blizZards, rain, hail
and mud, rides unlaunted forty-two
miles every day" And what's more
she has not missed u single trip SO far
this winter.
Although the thermometer did not
register as low last week us it har dur
ing some past winters, owing to the
fierce northwest wind prevailing the
cold was felt more keeniy, and pene-
trated houses, cellars. ETC., to an extent
heretofore unknown. But very little
SHOW fell, and trains were on time over
the winter route" though eastern con-
nections were severed at the Iowa state
boundary. The cold wave reached the
Atlantic coast and the Gulf of Mexico,
the cold in the south being the severest
SINCE 1882, and crops being injured to u
great extent.
The price of boots and shoes having
gone down in the eastern market. l am
prepared to give my customers the
benefit. and shall sell such goods with