Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-02-05
LOCAL MENTION.

j. w. krllar is now able to he ont.
The sleigh bells are jingling once
more.
Cash paid for hides and furs by j. C.
Murphy.
Fresh oysters at Pioneer drug store
Friday or Saturday.
Dwelling house and store building to
rent at Aliens Agency.
Steamship and railway tickets very
cheap now at Aliens Agency.
Quite ~ nniaher Of house plants have
dropped during the late cold snap.
Order your school supplies at Aliens
Agency. They have iirst-class goods.
You can get the Herald and the Or
ange judd Farmer for only S2.25 a year.
Full blood Poland China boar for
sale, by W. b. Baker, two miles west of
Hurley.
For handkerchiefs of al kinds, mutf-
lers, etc, for holiday presents, 20 to e.
NJ. Piers.
The cold snap has closed down on
work on the grade east of town for a
short time.
j. j. McIntire has sold his Finlay
farm to John Norton, receiving for the
same $1,000.
Robert Patrick shipped car of cat
tie and one Of hogs to the Chicago
market Monday.
An eight pound girl arrived at S. w.
kellar's last Friday to make glad the
heart OF the parents.
Stewart Grant has the contract to flll
+. Branrh's ice house. having just com
pletrd like job for Geo. Palmer.
AS will lie seen by an advertisement
In the Herald, the leasing of unSold
school lands in this county takes place
April Sd.
| The Odd Fellows of South Dakota
are taking steps to furnish seed grain
to those members of the fraternity who
are unable to furnish the same.
Will Hoyne says that he intends to
make so many improvements in the
looks of the store that Gus. will not
know it when he returns from Pierre.
The topic for discussion at Alliance
meetings On February 10Th Is: " RE-
solved. That gold should bp the only le-
gal tender Tor all debts public and pri-
! vate."
Why wouldn't it be good plan for
the New Era to res,,sticate the motto
which was run in that paper in early
days: "Hew to the line, let the chips
fall where they may"
1t is reported that the lower branch
of the reform(D legislature has sworn
in twenty-four clerks, who are for the
most part engaged in the agreeable du-
ty of doing nothing but drawing their
salaries.
The Butte, Mont, Miner refers to
4 South Dakota's own Capt. Van Etten
AS a. The 1.-THE aud wllowy war horse
with the Napolconic m,.stachios and
bolangpr imperial. who is now prose-
cutting ii temperance crusade IN Butte"
Those Mammoth Cyrlopae,lias and
Dickens works have arrived CuGr in
and 9ct them. Those who have not
paid up should call and STE what IL val
uahie premium they can get for 20 cents
in addition to the regular subscription
pri,.n OH SIii,Sf.ri l,prs ualI nnu
ones. are entitled to these premiums.
There is no danger of Il cold result
ing in pneumonia when Chamberlain =
Cough Remedy is used is directed " for
Il severe cold" 1t etfectnally counter
acts ana arrests any tendency of Il cold
to result in pneumonia. This fact was
fully proven in thousands Of cases dur
ing the epidemic of influenza last win
ter. For sale hy E. BRAUCH.
Charlie Slaid says that ne met with
quite Il disappointment during a recent
visit to Parker. He went up to pay
his taxes, expecting, from the howl he
had heard from certain quarters. that
they would be terrible; but his disap-
pointment was a happy one. as the tax.
es werelower than ever before. Several
other persons have made like expires.
siUns to the Herald.
There is one point in regard to the
publishing of the county proceedings
wherein the Herald can agree with the
New Fra. and that is that they should
be printed in the newspaper. and not
IN u supplement thereof. issued tor thu
sole purpose of containing the same
The Herald has never used the supple
ment in the seven years it has been ont
OF the official county papers.
, The newspaper publishers OF north
. western Iowa are discussing the feast
bility Of organizing and operating ar
auxiliary publishing house. to suppl.
their members with patents" Th'
South Dakota Press Assn had Il talk OF
the same subject, but the poor crops o
: some portions Of the state the past tw'
!, years have thus far prevented the con
D summation of the scheme.
Last year the town uf Parker built
y fine large school house, which is cred
it to the town and to Turner county
. and now that taxes are necessarily higI
: in that district to pay for said improve
y ment, the New Era has to set up
howl about high taxes in Turner coun
; ty. That newspaper should not try t
r retlrd the growth of the entire count
. just because taxes are u little high il
! Parker.
s Wepublish this week an authorize
: call for aid by the Turner County. ALL
II ance in behalf of the sufferers in tn
. nnrthnrn nnrtion of TIN state Thns