Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-01-10
LOCAL MENTION.
Maple syrup at G. NJ. Piers.
lea dust 2oc. pound at Gltcnell's,
Tennessee SORGHUM at n AZ p;a,

in Tuesday,
Genuine American dead-shot powder
at Murphy's.
Jerry Murphy is confined to the house
by weak eyes.
An elegant line of cook and heating
stoves at Mnrphy's.
No snide Jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
Shaver & Dow's crackers-the best
made--at c. NJ. Piers.
Hurley public school opened Monday
with an increased attendance.
Turner county will doubtless soon
have number of coal barons.
A new invoice. of that celebrated
Tycoon Tea just received ut Kellar's
Call and see those new sewing ma
chimes just received at the Herald
Office.
A. w. Bacon has been chosen chair
man by the board OF county commits
sioners.
Jennie and James Sherard, of Spring
Valley are attending school in Hurley
this winter.
Subscriptions for all leading newspa-
pers and magazines will be received at
the Herald office.
a cold wave arrived Tuesday night,
and the prospects are now good for a
sufficient ice supply.
Borrow money on real estate at
ALIENS AGENCY. Money furnished
promptly at lowest rates.
The open weather and low price of
nay has made that article somewhat
of drug upon the market.
IT you want an ocean steamer ticket
to send for some friend in the old coun-
try, buy it at ALIENS AGENCY.
Gowdy Bros. and IL. II. Rundell
made siN-car shipment OF cattle to
the Chicago market last Saturday.
The newly-elected officers were re-
quired to lay down the cash to pay for
the recording of their official bonds.
Call in and see the premiums offered
by the Herald to all subscribers who
pay one years subscription in advance.
| Each school room should be provided
with a thermometer, and the temper
ature should be kept rs even as pos
sible.
Don't neglect your Insurance; it is
very poor economy. The best comra
nies are represented at ALIENS
AGENCY.
You can buy a sewing machine at
| the Herald office ut a price that will
surprise you. Can have your choice of
several makes.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
+. II. Newton. Wednesday, the 10th
inst, at 300 p. M, and it is hoped all
members will be present.
The coal on the Jacob Jenter farm
was encountered below, and but short
distance from an artesian supply, which
flowed from the hole being bored.
Chas. Pool was confined to his bed
with severe cold Saturday and Sun
day. but is now able to climb hog
wagon as lively as any Of the buyers.
Sheriff Halsey this week took charge
Of the keys of the county citadel, and
will during the coming two years
occupy the position which has been SO
satisfactory filed by 1. II. Newby for
the past six years.
Sorcn Nelson retired from the board
| of county commissioners this week.
He was a faithful officer and had the
respect and confidence of every tax
payer in the county.
If any of our readers desire steady
paving work, we advise them to write
j. E. Whitney, nurseryman, Rochester
N. Y, for terms to agents, as he fur
nishes fine outfits free. HIS stock is
warranted and prices reasonable. Ex-
perience is not needed.
The election of John Van Osterloo as
assessor against the regular nominee
1 on the republican ticket, Is evidence OF
/ the confidence which the tax payers
have in him and of the work done by
him while acting as deputy assessor.
The annual number of the Real Es
tate and Financial Register, published
at Minneapolis, Minn., has a circulation
of 25,OOO, and the article we reprint
therefroin will therefore be given a
wide circulation which may be- of con
siderable benefit to Hurley and sur
rounding country.
4. Judge Stuart steps out of the office
of Judge of probate this week after
long and faithful service in that posi-
i tion. HIS successor, A. A. Powers. is
4 one of Turner county's prominent citi
/ zens and successful farmers, and ar
honorable gentleman, who will treat
fairly all matters coming before him.
4 The installation of officers of Hurley
I lodge 1. o. o. +. last Saturday evening
was attended by Messrs. Babcock. Har
grove, Smith, Hudsmith and Currie. Of
Parker. After lodge the boys all called
on III. ii. Rundell at the fremont
house, and showed their capacity fol
eating oysters, telling stories. etc
Some OF our (the boys. wives say Sun
I day had started in before we got home
4 We understand that a company has
been formed for the purpose OF
thoroughly prospecting and testing tht
4 recent coal discovery on the farm Of
4 Jacob Jenter, near Centrevllle. SO firm
| is the faith Of these parties in the ultl
mate results of their venture that they
have leased for II term of twenty years
the exclusive right to mine for coal or