Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-02-12
LOCAL MENTION.
It's Lent.
Y esterday was Ash Wednesday.

festerday was Ash Wednesday.
Saturday will lie St. Valentines day.
Cash paid for hides and furs 10y J. Q.
Murphy.
The salary OF our next county audi
cor will be only $1,000 per year.
What enjoyment will you refrain
from during the 40 days OF fasting.
The train from the north was over
four hours late Monday evening.
Passenger train from the east was
nearly four hours late Wednesday.
A good platform wagona for sale
cheap. Enquire ut Jos. Frick's store.
You can get the Herald and the Or
anRe Judd Farmer for only 1925 year.
Full blood Poland China boar for
sale. by W. b. Baker. two miles west of
Hurley.
The eastern mail due at 1lOO Il. m
d.d not arrive until 1000 p M, Monday,
on account OF the storm.
Came very near being genuine New
York blizzard Sunday. A few inches
more of snow was all that was needed.
The material for the new county
bridge across Turkey Ridge creek, near
Swan Lake, is now hcing placed on the
ground.
The town manure piles are receiving
the attention of the farmers this win
! ter. 1t will prove K profitable invest
| ment of time and labor.
at the last meeting of Hurley Build
4 Ing and Ivan association AlunZo J. AL
len bid in $500 doll Es. and proposes to
have Il home OF his own.
G. c. Skinner l,ought Il car load of
hogs "f Geo. Wormwood and d. w.
Falrchild last week, which he said
were best lot ever shipped from Hurley.
j. +. le.binson has an extensive sale
of personal property on the 2lst. inst.
at his farm two miles south of town.
He will reside iii Parker while holding
his present position, that of register of
/ deeds.
/ The Pierre Dem ocrat very pertinent
ly suggests that the law regulating, or
taxing express companies, should have
a clause providing that in no case shall
the express charges exceed twice the
value of the goods.
John Wormwood writes that he has
i purchased Il 1870 acre farm twelve miles
from Washington, D. G., and as will bt
seen from an announcement in anoth'
er column, he intends moving there
soon. He is expected home Saturday
Economy Uackett is endeavorlng tc
get lis pay increased one dollar pei
day. Sl.50 per day is sufficient for tht
laboring man, but $4OO per day /:
mt enough to pay for the few hour!
copying which he and to do each day
"In the interest of economy"
The Lennox Independent plant has
been purchased by Il stock compan!
aud converted into Il straight democrat
ic newspaper, with w. IA. Clark at th'
editorial helm. One thing is sure, Len
. nOx will have Il good newspaper as Ions
as Bro. Clark pushes the pencil thereon
The farmers Of Idylwilde township
Turner county, have made the follow
ing donations to their needy brothers il
the Northern part of the state: II bush
els of corn, 2S1s bushels of wheat,
bushels Of oats. 5Uu pounds of -four. SAT
:. in cash and one ham. County paper
requested to copy.
Those Mammoth Cyclopae(ias an
Dickens works have arrived. Come i
and get them. Those who have nc
paid up should call and see what IA va
;, liable premium they can get for 10 cent
E in addition to the regular subscriptio
: price, Old subscribers, as well us me-
: ones, are entitled to these premium
= There is no danger of u cold respl
ing in pneumonia when Chamberlain
" Cough Remedy is used as directed 8 fu
Il severe cold" 1t ttfectrally counte
= acts and arrests any tendency of Il col
to result iii inpneumonia. This fact W;
fully proven in thousands of cases dti
!" ing the epidemic Of influenza last vii
l. ter. For sale l,y E. BRAUCH.
~ Although District Attorney ALE
has his time and attention occupi'
this week with the cares and EerplrA
ties inci;lent tn Il term of court, yet |,
Y mind doubtless wundrrs frequently
y the young stranger which arrived
Y his house last Friday, AMI he dnubtle
rs looks forward to the time when Il
le tirn name will he 4. j. Allen & Son.
), We came very near clipping an itp
from the Salem Special this week whi
:, was credited to the Pierre Capital. u
on examination it WAS discovered tn
), the item originated in the Herald III
:, had either been stolen hy the Capital
wrongly credited 10y the Special. !
!, right. Bro. Patten. let it go this tin
=. we know your mind is apt to wand
"a Sioux City Journal: Look out
ay another swinllrr. This time it is
ut carvassrr, pretending to be spcnrll
dates for IL soldiers history. The qn
o. ti0ns asked are answered cheerfnlly
lr- all and correctly ;ls possible. After
rs, information has been written o
sa the uns,lsprctinp informant is rtqnr
nd ell to sign it, hting assured that it
in only wanted as authority for pnlli
ing. After few days those int
,ut viewed are surprised to find their S
nj, natures to Il contract agreeing to 1;
Il book.
ed. An exchange says: :" More towns
ity for want of confidence on the part
business men and lack OF public sp