Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-01-29
LOCAL n1ENr1oN

Dwelling house and store building to
rent at Aliens Agency.
Hogs, cattle and sheep have come in
quite nlmerously this week.
Steamship and railway tickets very
cheap now ut Aliens Agency.
GApse~are going northward, Il large
I flock flying oyer town Tuesday evening.
Order your school supplies at Aliens
Agency. They have irst-class goods.
You can get the Herald and the Or
aE1e Judi Farmer for only S2.25 II year.
J w Kellar has been confined to his
bed this week with an attack of la
grippe.
Full blood Poland China boar for
sale, hy ". B. Baker, two miles west of
Hurley.
For handkerchiefs of ail kinds. mutr-
lers, etc, for holiday presents, go to c.
NJ. Piers.
II. IL. Rnndell shipped four cars of
cattle and one of hogs to the Chicago
market Monday.
The report of the state board of char
tiles and corrections contains much in
formation and valuable statistics.
The Dakot;, llnronite has just put in
gasoline engine, and it handles the
presses in fine shape ut Il small cost.
Miss Margaret Blakply has concluded
not to return to Sro,lnnd academy this
winter, hut is attending the Hurley
high school.
Judge Elliott has hetn entertaining
La Grippe during the past week and is
| now anxious tor the hour of urpartlrc
Ola Grippr'S) to arrive.
| 1t is suggested that Hurley should
put IN Il system of walter works Il.
spring. The 'Xpenar of Il pump and
/ tank system VIII not he over 5000.
There is !, ru,nor a.loat that Speaker
Reed contenplateS a trip to South Da-
kot;l to take lesssns of Speaker Seward
in the art of ruling Il legislative body.
The EDITORS better half has been
wrestling with an attack of that fash
ionable ;ilment known us liz grippe,
| during the past two weeks, but is now
able to he around.
The game of "pinafore seems to oc-
i cupy the attention of the members of
the third house at Pierre. And occ;l-
sionally Il member OF one Of the other
houses takes hand also.
Postm;lster-gpnpral Wanamaker has
favored the Herald Office with il copy
&of his annual report. He doubtless IN
tends the newspaper boys shall be post
ed as to the requirements of the anti
lottery law.
E. Brallch was called to lankton
last week to attend the funeral of his
step-mother. Retu:ning he brought
with him Il half brother, aged about
seyen Years. who will doubtless make
his home in Hurley.
1 1t is told at Pierre that on the first
visit Of one of the rural lawmakers to
the Hotel Locke, he gaZed on the incan-
descent lights and remarked that it
was the first time he had ever seen one
of those indecent lights.
The Yankton Press and Dakotaian is
now thirty years old. 1t has had an
eventful life. anu enjoyed the ups and
downs which generally fall to the lot
of IL western hustler. May it continue
TO go up, nevprmor- to go down.
i 1t seems that some OF the ranchmen
/ living near Pierre have taken advan-
tlge of the late Indian trohles, and
have been running off stock. bellevelng
that the thefts would be laid to the liz
dians. Several arrests have beeu made.
The eat room IN kyte's store Uullu-
ing. lately vacated by Jos. Frick. is he
ing hard-fnished and painted, and will
be occupied by Miss Dora Run dell with
her millinery and dressnaking parlors.
Her increasing business make il change
of quarters necessary.
The Dakota Rnralist serves notice on
incumbent ppstmasters that there is to
|
distant future. The Ruralist may not
be aware of the fact. but two years
time is sufficient for the average politi
!, clan to change his views.
, The Pierre Free Press says it has evi
J dence that the governor is in collusior
with the cattle men of the late reserva
, ton to prevent the settlement of thai
! portion of the state by farmers; that hi
with the other stock men, want it for I;
cattle range. Guess they can have II
for that purpose for the next decade.
, The house has adopted the report o
the committee on revenue. recommend
!, ing that the taxes of 1890 and 1891 shall
. not become delinquent until June d
each year following when "A 3 per cen
penalty will be added and l per cen
each month thereafter 1t is probable
:. that this bill pass before February LIST
n When the preparatory department o
$ the state university is abolished. tn
/ higher department of a number of tn
:, rillage schools throughout the stat
o will have an increased membership
t And while it Will cost no more to sur
h port the village schools it will cut Of
g considerably from the expense OF rur
IS ming the university.
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