Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-08-13
A nice little shower yerterday.
Another little shower Tuesday, laid
the dust and cooled the air.

A nice little shower yerterday.
Another little shower Tuesday, laid
the dust and cooled the air.
Boot and shoe repairing quickly and
neatly done by A. NJ. Rasmussen.
j. A. Scott has just received car of
Moline wagons and John Deere New
Deal and walking plows.
20 farms wanted at Aliens Agency;
must be good land, well located and
low priced. Call and see us.
Big reduction in rates Of steamship
tickets at Aliens Agency. Take ad-
vantage of it while you can.
Joseph Frick has just received car
load OF furniture which adds greatly to
his already large assortment.
Aliens Agency have a S3,5OO stock
of hardware to trade for farm in this
vicinity. Let us hear from you.
The result of yesterdays base ball
game between LeMars and Parker,
was 16 to 0 in favor of LeMars. Brace
up, boys.
Mr.. j. E. Kingery is having house
erected on the north end of Mrs. Jud-
sons farm the main part of the build
ing being 2Ox2O with side additions.
Il. Y. Kyte is building a commodious
barn for Phil Cotton, the dimensions
being 1924 with left posts. Mr.. Kyle
says he could give two or three more
carpenters work to good advantage.
The Parker base ball team got badly
scooped in their first game at LeMars,
Tuesday, the score standing Is to 4.
We shall look for better results. how
ever, after the boys get better acqualnt
ed with Iowa soil.
The editor of the Herald and wife
expects to pass greater portion of the
coming week at Lake Madison, S. D.,
where the South Dakota Press associa-
ton will hold their annual meeting,
which commences today.
The Turner Co. advertising car which
started on its tour Monday evening is
receiving marked attention all along
the line, and will be the means of doing
great good for not only Turner county,
but the whole Of South Dakota.
The last load from Lake Madison ar
rived late Friday e.-ening and though
somewhat fatigued report a most en-
joyable time. But unfortunately as
the young Misses got nearly home. and
thinking they were done with the UNI
brella which they held-dropped it
somewhere between Arch Rundell's
and Hurley. Finder returning the
same will receive their thanks.
A black eye for the state board of
health, in the matter of reyoking the
license of DR.. Gotthelf of Parker, was
administered very gently but very ef-
fectually Tuesday by Judge Smith of
this circuit. He holds, in effect, that
section l9 of the laws OF 1891, allowing
the filing Of complaint without notice
to the defendant is unconstitutional,
and therefore null and void. He re-
fused to quash the wit of certiorari
and ordered the State Board to make
returns to the wit forthwith.
Hand in the names of the parties to
whom you wish to send copies of the
Herald. We are furnishing them at
about actual cost Of the white paper,
but do so to assist in showing to the
world what South Dakota in general,
and Turner county in particular is do
ing this year; and from reports re-
ceived it now certainly looks as though
she was to be the banner county Of the
state. There are yet thousands of
acres of land in the county which
should be titled, and the tilling of
which means prosperity to all of US,
therefore let each one do his part to-
wards getting farmers on these lands.
A family on each quarter section is
what the Herald would like to see, and
if a party owns a quarter section and
will not improve or sell it he should be
compelled to pay the same amount of
taxes on his property as his enterprising
neighbor, who by his work is adding
wealth to the county and increasing
the value to all property surrounding
him.