Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-01-23
LOCAL MENTION.
Bring in your job work.
Try kellar's new Java coffee.
Plenty of snow; hut, ohl so cold.

Dtlus III your JoU NOIk.
Try Kellar's new Java coffee.
Plenty of snow; hut, oh' so cold.
Over one million acorn stoves in use.
Buy your underwear from Ferguson
s. Co.
Buy the Hooking Valley corn shelter
of Murphy.
Buy your hoods and tobogans from
Ferguson & Co.
You c..n save money by buying your
underwear and clothing of Sargent.
A good many hogs and some fat
cattle have been brough in this week.
Word comes from Michigan that
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ren Aicock have u baby
boy.
Miss Grace Near will teach the COM
ing term of school In the Fromer dis
1 trict.
Miss Alice Near is to be assistant
to Postmaster Newton. An excellent
selection.
Another democrat In Spring Valley
arrived ut Theodore Johnson's over
u week ago.
Come and see the largest stock of 10
cent articles ever brought to Hurley,
at j. c. Murphy's.
The state board OF agriculture have
decided that the stateifair for 1880 shall
be held at Aberdeen.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. Dwyer, Il. Rces and
VIM. Elliott have been seriously sick
during the past week.
A letter received from Il. B. Allen
Tuesday, states that he is able to move
around the room some.
Geo. Wolf has sold the 80 acres Just
north of his homestead to S. w. Kellar.
sam will build in the spring.
The commissioners proceedings,
treasurers' report, etc, take up a good
share OF our space this week.
at Cisco, California, the snow is fif-
teen feet deep on the level and in drifts
the snow is three or four times that
deep.
Attend to your Building and Loan
association dues Saturday, Jan. 25th,
which is the last Saturday in the
month.
The Dakota Ruralist has been pur-
chased by the Farmers Alliance, and
the plant is being moved from Aber-
deem to Huron.
Special arrangements with the pub
fishers, enables us to offer the North
western Agriculturist as Il premium to
our subscribers.
S. w. Kellar has sold his 32O acre
farm west of town to Iowa parties, re-
ceiving therefor $4,000. Other parties
4 from the same neighborhood will be
out here to purchase farms.
A According to the Yankton Press, the
Enforcemet League prohibition bill is
being endorsed by the whiskeyites.
They think its adoption will make pro-
hibition odious.
4 : . y
4 ARockton, Ill, subscriber forwards
the cash for years snbscripsion, and
writes: We cannot get along without
the Herald, it is like Il welcome visitor
to us. Please be sure and send it eyery
week"
i a bill has passed the house which
provides that taxes shall become d le
February !, after which time they shall
draw interest at the rate of IL per cent
per annum. This will doubtless be the
law of the state.
4 We publish this week a communica-
tion from Commissioner Bacon in re.
gard to county matters, etc. The Her.
aid as yet takes no hand in the contro-
versy, butts columns are open to those
who wish to discuss the matter.
| Geo. Alcock has anoved his billiard
parlor and barber shop into the building
recently vacated by Geo. Palmer with
4 his furniture stock. "Dode' - has taken
Z personal charge Of the sas,e and is
ready to give you slick shave OF a
good game.
The ladies of the Missionary ard aid
society of the Presbyterian church viii
meet at the residence of Mrs. Scot,
Friday, Jan, "a. at 200 p. m. A tea
and social in the evening. Tea begins
at 600 p. Ha., social after. A cordia
Il invitation is extended 20 all
\ We are always wide awake and al
ways ready for business. We have
best plans of insurance and best dea
on farm loans. We also have severa
choice pieces OF real estate for sale or
easy terms at very low prices. Now i.
the time to buy real estate at Aliens
Agency. :
Editor Haas of the Lennox Independ
ent, has beeu appointed postmaster
4 Bro. Koyt, the letter mailed to thi,
office by you last week Tuesday has no
arrived yet. Something wrong some
where with the mail service. Could il
be that the inflated appearance which
the contents would naturally give t.
{ :
! the envelope caused some one to thini
it was . roll of greenbacks going to {
I country editor9
House bill No. 81, introduced int,
!. the South Dakota legislature provides
for change in the exemption Law
This bin provides that the exemp
homestead shall include 80, instead o
l60 acres, and personal property to tn
value of $500 in place of 1880 as th
law now provides. we believe thi
change would be good one for Soutl
Dakota The honest man does no
; need much exemption and the dishon
est man should not have much.
Upon reading the Herald last weel