Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-04-21
Snow. rain and mud,

Snow, rain and mud,
Next Tuesday Will be circus day.
The best place to buy shoes is at
Breier's.
Money to loan on chlttel security.
Enquire at Herald Office.
Agood plated sateen shirt for Is
cents at Dakota Supply Co. Store.
The ladies of the Presbyterian soci-
ETY. have decided not to serve lunch on
the Goth.
That immense stock of dry goods at
Breier's is surprise to all who have
seen it, and is selling like hot cakes.
Call on saph Hlkell. Hurley, if you
wish to have some tirst-class photo
graphs taken. Satisfaction guaranteed.
About three inches of snow fell
Wednesday morning, and it was Of the
solid variety which makes lots of mois-
tnre.
DR.. +. D. Brown, recently a resident
of Centreville, has located in Hurley,
and is assisting E. Brauch in the drug
store.
It's not necessary to go away from
Hurley now to get shot" DR.. Graves
will administer the .gold cure" for the
liquor habit.
Are you going to the great combined
Mexican show? Then you must have.
a new hat. &c to Mrs. Robinson's and
get the latest.
Are you going to trip the light fan
tastic on the 26th; if so you want a
nobby little toque, which you can find
atthe Hurley millinery store.
Every train from the east brings in
actors, musicians, ETC., for the circus,
and the town is getting to contain a
goodly number of strange faces.
Every member of Hurley Odd Eel
low lodge is earnestly requested to be
present at lodge room Saturday even
ing. There Is business OF Importance.
III. Sanborn brought in this week
sample of White Rose potatoes,
which are a new variety to this coun-
try, the seed having been brought in
from Illinois last year. They are
handsome, well-shaped potato, and as u
cooker they are mealy, and fully equal
to any variety we have seen. He
has q limited supply which he will sell
for seed, which can be found at j. t.
Hogan's.
1t has been decided by the state
board of school and public lands that
permanent school fund of each coun-
ty may be invested in school bonds and
in real estate mortgages at a net rate
of 6 per cent interest to the state.
Counties desiring money for such in
yestments under the new rules made
by the state board, can secure the same
by making application therefor under
seal of the county. The counties can
ask a higher rate than 6per cent and
pocket the difference.
"Western Sheep Journal" is the
namo of neat three-column quarto
recently established at Kimball, S. d.
in the interest of the sheep industry,
which is becoming one of the most
important of South Dakota's many in
dustries. This sheep journal is. we be-
lieve, the only publication of the kind
in the west, and by the united support
of the sheep men can be made of great
value to their interests. The subscrlp-
tion price is so cents year, and sub
scriptions will be received at this Office.
The saloon element in Sioux City
turned themselves into an enforce
league last Sunday. and attempted to
enforce Objectionable .sblue laws"
which still remain on the statute books.
Street car employees were arrested,
and the running of cars on several
lines ceased entirely; bakeries, news
stands, cigar stands and confectionery
stores were closed. 1t is asserted that
next Sunday there will be a repetition
of enforcement, and that the hired
choirs and newspapers will in for
a dose Of "prohibition."