Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-05-09
Tea dust zoe. q pound at Gitcnell's.
Best California fruits at Ferguson s

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Tea dust zoe. q pound at Gitcnell's.
Best California fruits at Ferguson s.
Cos.
Best OF everything sold at low
price at Ferguson & Co.'S.
G. a. Near's family have all been
down with the measles this week.
R. Rees now occupies portion of
Woods block with his carpenter shop.
Daniel Danielson, living near Marion
was in town Monday with load OF
fine hogs for GowdY Bros.
Gid Howell has been up in the neigh
borhood of Huron starting q forest on
the broad prairies Of that section.
Jas. Witherspoon went to Yankton
Mouday evening, having placed his
blooded stock in Andrew Bowers herd.
The Parker Press hopes that the
Parker oat meal mill may be put in
operation again now that the cat meal
trust" has busted.
The wind gave Yankton quite a
shaking up Monday evening. Gnroofing
and blowing down portion of ladies
hall, on the College grounds.
Monday was fearfully windy day,
with the thermometer registering 30
degrees above. The shower in the
evening laid the dust and cooled off
the atmosphere
D. w. Fairchild so%ed small
piece of ground on his farm west OF
town to alfalfa clover last spring. He
now reports it to be q foot high and in
an excellent, hardy condition.
William Elliott was elected town
committee man at the caucus held last
Friday evening. The late caucus was
called by some, (" Browns caucus" but
the nominees got there all the same.
| John Varcoe. book-keeper for the San
Jose, Gala, Times, was troubled with a
severe cold, and especially at night had
bad coughing spells. A few doses of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy COM
pletely cured him. Sold by E. Brauch.
Sibley Welch came In and reported
Monday morning that he had corn and
potatoes three inches high. and that
Fred had the measles. Sib. may be
ahead on the corn and potato crop, but
lots of families can beat him on the
measle deal
| Say, Mister Farmer, did you send
your address to Lewis McLouth, direc-
tor of the experiment station which is
run in connection with the agricultural
college at Brookings, Dakota2 The
experiments are made for the benefit
of the farmers Of Dakota, and bulletins
giving the results thereof are mailed
free to all citizens of Dakota who take
enough interest in the matter to send
in a request for the same.
The Investigations inaugurated at
the Dakota Experiment Station to de-
termine the purity of drinking water
in the territory referred to in Bulletin
No. 8. The indications are that wooden
pumps, pipes and curbing should not
be used owing to peculiar properties of
the water. 1t is clearly shown that
the common methods of digging and
stoning up wells in the country is not
| ppoper or safe in any soil. The use of
glazed pipe for the lining to well, the
well deep enough to be out of the way
of surface drainage, and the pipe pack
ed with well tamped clay on the out
side, so that the water will not make
any direct channel to run donw near
the pipe, is advised.
The new chattle mortgage foreclosure
law will go into effect July lst, and its
| provisions are as follows: Whenever
property shall be seized by virtLe OF
chattel mortgage and the same sold at
public auction to satisfy the mortgage
thereon, such sale shall be Invalid, atit
no title shall pass to the purchaser al
sale unless a notice of said sale shall
have been published in the county
wherein the mortgage shall have beer
filed at least ten days prior to said sale
3 and unless the sale shall take place be
I tween the hours of IL m. and S p. IN
The public notice of all chattef mort
gage sales shall contain the names O
the mortgagor and MORTGAGE; and tn
name of the person by whom the sech-
ity is then owned; the date of mort
gage, the amount due thereon with
; description of property to be sold in tn
exact language Of the mortgage" Pre-
vided that if the morgagor shall Civ
written consent to the mortgagee tn
sale may be advertised in the old wa
by posting notices.