Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-03-07
LOCAL MENTION.
County court adjourned yesterday.
Tea dust 2oc. a pound at Gitchell's.
Oh, mol there was no "blind pigs" in
I1arEor

Oh, mol there was no "blind pigs in
Parker.
"seal of North Carolina" at
Gitchell's.
Genuine American dead-shot powder
at Murphy's.
Specia. bargains in ladies wool hose
at G. M. Piers.
The demand for houses is getting
louder every day.
No man should deprive his family of
the local newspaper.
Shaver & Dow's crackers-the best
made--at C. NJ. Piers.
There has been three deaths from
scarlet fever in DaneYille township.
Wheat seeding has commenced in
some portions of the county.
A new invoice of that celebrated
Tycoon Tea just received at Kellar's
Chris. Eaulson WIS taken before the
board of insanity at Parker, Yesterday.
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.
II. Il. Deyo closed his school in Dane
vile township last Friday. He had 20
pupils, and the ayeaage attendance has
been 81.
Don't neglect your Insurance; it is
very poor economy. The best compa
nies are represented at ALIENS
AGENCY.
A party whose name we are not now
at liberty todisclose was indicted by
the grand jury this week for selling
mortgaged property.
T. j. Hill moved in from his farm
Monday, and now occupies the house
on Court House Square recently pur-
chased of NJ. j. Hogan.
Will Graves is occasionally seen on
the street, havingso farsecoyered from
his late mishap as to be able to get
around with the help of crutches.
Geo. Lowrie, of Centerville, was SEN
fenced by Judge Garland to pay IA fine
of $3.50 and paw costs of suit, or three
months in the county Jail. for keeping
a "bhnd pig"
The white caps appear to be getting
in their work at Marion, Il building
belonging to Mr.. Clark being dcnol-
ished while he WAS at Parker doing
duty on the grand jury.
JAS. Wick has sent il fine collection of
flower seeds for. the posy bed Of ye
editors better-half,. for which we ex-
tend thanks-ifn not pressed in service to
keep the weeds out, etc.
Anton Rasmussen was out in the
country last SUNDAY afternoon-hunt
ing and as it was quite late wh5n he
returned home it is probable that ht
found the one for whom he was search
ing.
| Jas. Baird, living southwest of Par
= H
ker was arrested yesterday Afternoon
on complaint of A. W. Appleby, VIII,
charges Baird with shooting ut MIN
Appleby was driving accross Baird:
land.
Mr.. Frederick kincel, sheriff O
YanktOn county, died at his Residence
in Yankton last Friday Of pneumonia
He leaves a wife and sly children, be
sides large circle Of warm friends. tt
mourn.
There is no danger in giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children, a
it contains no injurious substance; be
sides it is unequalled for colds ant
Group. Children like it. For sale b.
Emiel Brauch.
The Dakota Farmer, published q
Huron, Dakota, and The Western Far
mer and Stockman, published at Sicu:
City, Iowa, are, now offered rs pre-
! niums to s'paid-in-advance" subscriber
or the Herald.
We understand that a stock compan
is being organized in Sioux Falls t
build a railroad from that city t
; \ ankton. AS the moving spirits ar
: the same that built the Willmar'
t Sioux Falls line, itmust mean business
Mr.. DeNoma, living east of Hurle.
bought i6O acres of land one year ago
: Last spring he broke l25 acres an
: sowed it to flax. He sold the crop las
! fall, and after deducting the purchas
: price of the l6O acres had $40 lei
: Can eastern $50 an acre land doan
r better than this $40 an acre land.
q In the cases of Danforth & knap
and A. w. Routs VS.. Turner county
+ tried this week in the district coul
$ Judge Garland held that as Il board
Y equalization the county commissioner
could only adjourn from day to da,
and consequently their actin raisin
!, an assessment at the tire they dti W;
q illegal. !
d A Yankton telegram of the I'd ins
# says: J.T. NJ. Pierce has gone to Ne
It York to confer with the parties WI
It are to furnish the money to hni'd Il
). road from Norfolk to Yankton, i'll
5, your correspondent is assured by ont'
n Mr.. Pierce's intimate friends that wOI
will cornmenceon the lin" within th'rl
e or forty days. ,,5. ~.
e Conductor b. x. isowley. well know NOV
= to the travelling public on the Hawa
IT der. .Iroquois line of the Northwestern
has tenderedhis resignation and r'1lN
- says he is to be Il member OF the Dako
d railm ay commission He;will be great
% missed by the travelling public. hut; mt;
se !. will be pleased should he receive y
20 rumored promotion.