Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-09-22
LOCAL NIENTIOl

COQSlQeTdDle gram Is coming III Gulo
week.
Rock salt in any quantity at Ira G..
Ferguson's.
G. III. Goddard is attending circuit
court this week.
Three good mich COWS for sale. w.
b. Baker, two miles west of Hurley.
,Wanted-A girl to general house
work. Enquire at w. II. Robertson's.
Remember those papers you were in
tending to send to eastern friends this
fall.
No better remedy for gray kair has
been discovered than Halls Hair Re
newer.
Building and loan dues are payable
on or before Saturday if you would es-
cape the penalty.
If you intend buying a sewing ma
chine, call at the Herald Office and see
what we can do for you.
Charlie Hoefs is building a new
house, stables and corn crib on one
of his farms west of town.
Hand in the names of those parties
to whom you wish the Herald sent
during the next four months.
A. j. GARY has greatly improved the
appearance Of his house by porch and
generous application of paint.
Prof. Cornwall, of Aberdeen, spoke
morning and evening at the M. E..
church last Sunday, on temperance and
Christian work.
j. 7. Hogan is getting his store near
ly ready for business, and will soon
open up one nf the finest clothing
stocks in the county.
Considerable wind and dust during
the past week, and a rain would be
very acceptable. = Later - The rain
came yesterday afternoon.
Ifin need of new fall wrap you will
find that you can save money by calling
at Kimberly's, as he has just received
a large invoice in all the latest styles.
Subscriptions for the Sioux City Mar
ket Herald, a weekly newspaper pub
lished under the auspices of the Union
Stock Yards Co., Will be received at
the Herald office.
Jens Christensen wishes to inform
the public that he has fully recovered
from his sickness and is prepared to re-
pair their watches, jewelry, etc., at
Pioneer drug store.
Editor Quigley of the Parker Demo
crat was in town Sunday, and as he
was travelling with candidate Caldbeck
we presume he was vouching for Bob's
democracy wherever it was necessary
At the next regular monthly meeting
of the w. G. T. u. Attorney Goddard
| will deliver the address of the evening
Subject, "The Literature of the Bible .
There will be other interesting literary
| work.
| According to the assessment of this
year Turner county stands eighth in
the list of the 81 counties in the state
as to taxable property, S3,7l7,l79 on the
rolls. The whole amount of the state
assessment is Sl1S,223,3O7.
AS general rule it is best not to
correct costiveness by the use of saline
| or drastic medicines. When purga.
tive is needed, the most prompt, effec-
tive and benefcialis is Ayers Pills. Their
tendency is to restore, and not to weak.
en-, the normal action of the bowels.
A. A. Perkins has bills out announc
ing a sale of personal property. which
is to take place on Wednesday, the 2Sth
inst, at the O. G. Stuart farm, neal
/ Swan Lake. Mr.. Perkins has herd OF
fine graded stock and a thoroughbred
Durham bull among the property
which he offers.
(. NJ. M. Davey has received an increase
of pension, and is now drawing SA
month as a just reward for services
rendered the country at the time the
independent candidate tor yice-presi
dent was doing his utmost to destroy
the government and dishonor the stars
and stripes-emblem Of liberty aad
prosperity.
The reporter who furnished the Her
aid with the names of the nominees OF
the democratic convention held at Par
ker last week forgot the commission
ers. Geo. f. Hofmeister was nomina
ted for the Cd district and j. j. Munday
for the 4th, We have no acquaintance
with Mr.. Hofmeister, but if the voters
of the 4th district do so abolish a thing as
| to elect a democrat the Herald has con-
iidence that Mr.. MuHday will make an
1 ef1icjent and truSty Official