Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-01-17
LOCAL MENTION.
Tuesday was rainy day.
Tea dust zoe. a pound at Gitchell's.

Gov church has approved the Tur-
ner county court bill.
No snide Jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
Shaver & Dow's crackers-the best
made--at c. NJ. Piers.
Storm windows have not been of
much service this winter as yet.
A new invoice of that celebrated
Tycoon Tea just received at Kellar's
Call and see those new sewing ma
chimes just received at the Herald
Office
There are three cases of scarlet fever
in one family in the Daneville neigh
borhood.
The cattle shipments from Hurley
average over car day for the past
two months.
Subscriptions for all leading newspa-
pers and magazines will be received ut
the Herald office.
Jas. Sherard shipped two cars of fat
csttle and Geo. Eckstein one car to
Chicago Saturday.
Borrow money on real estate at
ALIENS AGENCY. Money furnished
! promptly at lowest rates.
If you want an ocean steamer ticket
to send for some friend in the old coun-
try, buy it at ALIENS AGENCY.
+. Brauch is rushing in the lO-inch
ice and filling his ice house. fearing
that it will get no thicker this winter.
Call in and see the premiums offered
by the Herald to all subscribers who
pay one years subscription in advance.
Those who were watching the event,
say the lunar eclipse put in its appear
ance at the appointed hour last night.
The January meeting of the board of
county commissioners lasted only four
days-the shortest January session on
record.
Don't neglect your Insurance; it is
very poor economy. The best compa
nies are represented at ALIENS
AGENCY.
| Representative Allen has the Her
AIDS thanks for copies of important
bills, one of which is published in full
in this issue.
You can buy sewing machine at
the Herald office at price that will
surprise you. Can have your choice OF
several makes.
Seven car loads of fat cattle were
shipped from hurley to Chicago Tues
dav by Gowdy Bros, Archy Rundel
and Ed. Mann.
The atmosphere this morning re
{ sembled a shower of diamonds as the
suns rays were reflected from the par
ticles Of frost floating IL the air.
Mr.. John Smith of Parker made a
present to Hurley lodge Of Odd Fellow:
which is greatly appreciated by tht
!, members thereof, and which makes +;
: valuable addition to their equipments
Every Indication points to larg'
.
citizen in Turner county should be pre-
pared to do his utmost to assist il
securing a goodly portion for thi
county
AS a result of the notice OF Hurle.
published in the Real Estate ant
Financial Register, Aliens Agenc
has received number of proposition
: from Minneapolis parties who wisl
! to exchange property in that city fo
property here.
If any of our readers desire stead
paying work, we advise them to writ
j. E. Whitney, nurseryman, Rochester
, n. Y, for terms to agents, as he ful
nishes fine outfits free. HIS stock
warranted and prices reasonable. Es
perience is not needed.
$ Protracted meetings are beng he'll
/ by the Presbyterian, Baptist and Meth
: odist societies, holding services at tn
g Presbyterian church Monday an
Y Thursday evenings; Baptist, Tuesda
r and Friday evenings, and at Brauch
O hall Wednesday and Saturday.
. In the committee appointment W
find that Turner county has been trea
ed very literally by Speaker Keith, 6
Y the following will show; Allen-Te
u ritorial affairs (chairman), judidlar,
y appropriations. railroads, penal inst
. tutions, rules. Turnbull-Public lane
, (chairman), agriculture, charitable IL
3 stitutions, temperance.
) Councilman Van Osdel has intr'
It duced bill in the council, known
"Council bill No. 49," which provide
for the appointment of committt
j, consisting of two members OF tt
It council and three. of the house, to lnve
d tlgate the condition OF the Yankton il
y sane asylum. The committe are give
r, all necessary powers for thoroug
'e work, and we sincerely hope no Wh i
10 wash will be furnished.
Some of the territorial papers al
J. urging that the legislature at its pre-
q ent session enact a law providing IN;
Z chattel mortgage sales shall be adve
I tised in newspaper. While they a
" on this subject, the Herai
10 would ask that law be enacted I'M
4 all notices of sales of foreclosure-rei
If or rersonal-and all sales under JUDI
q ment from district or justices coul
d and all notices from the probate cou'
s and, in fact, all legal natices, be pu
! lished in the newspaper in the coun
y, published nearest the property involve
a us is done by the land department
L tie United States in the case ct fin
Il. proof notices, s. So