Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1888-02-02
LOCAL MENTION.
Bring in your job work.
Hard coal at Queal " Co.'s.

'AH'S OssS Va Ieia.' swap ASi
Sf.00, at Kelfar's.
Murphy sells the world renowned
Gliaden barb wire.
New steck of jewelry at Kellar's. at
away down prices.
Entire new stock of cook and heat
ing stoves at Murphy's.
A well improved farm for rent.
Enquire of w. r. Gowdy.
Freight is pouring in since the block
ade was raised down in Iowa.
Leap year does not seem to boom;
ladies. now is your golden opportunity.
1t is quite probable that Turner coun-
ty will have no term OF court this
month.
To-day is ''ground hog" day, and the
critter has not been able to see his
shadow hereabouts.
The Hurley dray has had to climb up
on wheels again, Sleighing don't last
long in this country.
Is there anything suspicious when q
citizen carries his glass kerosene can
wrapped with paperp
Many of our citizens have received
letters from eastern friends asking if
they survived the blizzard.
A valuable well-improved farm of
16O acres, with good buildings, for sale
cheap. Enquire at this office.
Finest and largest stock of china,
glass and crockery ware ever brought
to Turner county, at kellar's.
Union temperance meeting at Pres
byterian church, Sunday evening, Feb
ruarY s. All are cordially invited.
E. Brauch and A. II. Kroll are having
their ice houses filled from Swan Lake.
The ice is over thirty inches thick.
If you waat a nice pair of cuff but
tons or a breast pin, or sewing ma
chine for S1.50, call at Pier & Fergu-
sons.
"Where in thunder does all money
go?" is the remark usually heard when
mnn returns from a tax-paying trip
to the county seat.
Poor insurance is dear at any price.
1t you need insurance. call at Allen
Agency, they write for the best and
most reliable companies.
A. A. Powers failing to qualify as
justice of the peace, the board of
county commissioners have appointed
Jos. Allen to fill the vacancy.
Chester G. Skinner is very slowly
gaining since his recent attack of
pneumonia and pleurisY, but Is yet
very i'll owing to an internal abscess.
AS will beseen by the commissioners
proceedings, the five per cent penalty
for the non-payment of taxes for 1887
has been remitted until June 1st, 1888
Six carloads of fat cattle were
shipped by Hurley farmers Tuesday,
The owners were L. j. Hill, Black
Bros, G. p. Jensen. Louis Flyger. Robt
Patrick.
The Manitoba engineers will finish
their work on the Yankton end Of the
line next week. and will then start
from Spring Valley for Hurley, Len
nox, and Sioux Falls.
The January thaw is here at last, and
how we enjoy it as we read of the block
AIDED railroads in New York and the
New England states. where the drits
are forty feet deep. and miles of rail
, road trains showed under.
The Sioux City Journal says that
flax is worth $1.15 at Parker and S1.2(
at Centreville. If the journal editor
had looked at the Hurley market of the
same date he would have seen thai
buyers here were paving S1.25 for tht
same article.
| Some of Centreville's citizens appear
to be jealous because Editor Hanford
of the Chronicle drives a "high-step
per" It's pity if at least one Dakot;
editor cannot be allowed to initiate
Robert Bonner, Ofcourse we don't al
| expect to have fast horses.
| One of the patients at the YanktoI
insane hospital appeared UNUSUAL.
happy when the announcement wa
4 made of the change of directors of tina
institution. Upon enquiry he said tha
as all republicans had to go he woul'
soon have an opportunity to get out.
Don insure in any company whlc
!. offers insurance for less than cost
i Such insurance is usually worse tha
none at all. There is no reliable CON
pany which can afford to carry you
! insurance for one-half the rate whic
all other insurance companies ask. A
ways take good insurance or none q
all. ALIENS AGENCY handles n
Z wild cat insurance.
4 Report comes from Sioux Falls tha
the great mogul of Dakota democrat
has decided that Auditor Ward mus
resign his office. so that one OF 18th
gang" that is more in harmony wit
thegovernor's methods may control tn
Office and its patronage. 1t Mr.. War
should take it into his head to sho'
fight, he would find nine-tenths of th
Dakotaians with him. His democrac
in Dakota dates from time whe
: there was no show for political pap.
9 settlers ON school Sections.
Henry N. Copp, the land LAWYER {
Washington, d. c.. wishes the addres