Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-01-14
LOCAL MENTION.
Jewelry away down. at Kellar's.

Jewelry away down. at Kellar's.
This is the weather that makes ice.
Hogs, cattle and grain continue to
roll in.
Thermometer indicated % below
Tuesday.
a full line Of Crockery and Glass
ware at Piers.
Those sewing machines have arrived.
Call In and see them.
d. 9. Smith says his family have all
been down with the grip.
Jas. A. NVithee and Joseph Yusten
have been awarded pensions.
Sleighing was never better in South
Dakota than at the present time.
Rev. j. j. McIntire is up and around
again, haYing nearly lost his grip.
a fresh supply of rock and barrel
salt just received at j. j. Mansfield's.
Highest cash price paid for hides and
furs by Bud Guy, at c. NJ. Piers store,
Hurley.
For the next 30 days 1 will sell Felt
Boots and Overs at wholesale prices.
g. NJ. Pier.
b. F. Vaughan has recovered from
his recent attack of grip and is again
at his store.
E. Brauch purchased the Smith
school house at Saturdays sale. paying
S75 for the same.
Mr.. Palmer IS fixing up the second
story of his store building and will
occupy the same as residence.
Fourteen head of steers for sale, or
trade for butchers stock. Call on
Berry & Co. at Hurley meat market.
One years subscription to monthly
magazine or semi-monthly farm paper
free. For particulars enquire of G. NJ.
Pier.
A fine baby boy was born to Mrs. E..
DeVries on Sunday, the 1lth inst,
making the tenth child, six of which
are boys.
There will be a clothes-pin social at
residence of G. A. Near on Friday eve
ming of this week, to which everybody
is invited.
Take bottle of Quick Relief Oil and
Dead Shot home with you and if they
don't cure come and get your money.
Sold by E. Brauch.
The Hurley school board examined
the new Smith" school house Tuesday,
and accepted the same. The cost of
the building was $3.50.
Hutchinson county taxes are the
lowest of any in the state. She is a
good county, and lies directly west of
Turner, the banner sure-crop county.
ANY Herald subscriber wishing to
send for an eastern publication-maga-
zine or newspaper-will be supplied
with the same at actual cost by calling
at this Office.
"The Worlds Prayer" published else
where in this issue, was clipped from
the Watertown Public Opinion. Bro.
Lyon says he found it somewhere. Per-
haps he did, but it is good, anyhow.
The ice house which has stood on
Washington street, south of Center
avenue. was this week moyed to the
rear of L. E. Berry s. Co.'s meat mar
ket, where it will be filled with solid
coldness for next summers use.
The Dakota Farmer Is one of the
state journals that should receive gen.
erous support from the farmers. 1t has
steadily increased in usefulness from
the start, and under the management
of Bushnell u Campbell we look to see
many marked improvements.
In Illinois whiskey is used to assist
In the destruction of English sparrows,
for the scalps of which several counties
pay bounties. AS hint to those who
hane run out of diseases in trying to
comply with the prohibitory law, we
would state that there few of these
birds in South Dakota.
A letter received from o. 0. Snyder
says: 1--WE are all as well as usual, and
the family just the same size" His
many Dakota friends will be pleased to
learn that he is prospecting in business.
being interested in lumber yards at
Allen and O'Neill. Neb., his residence
being at the latter place.
1t seems that the the county court
last week succeeded in soaring the
liquor vendors out of the county, but
that enough money was realized from
fines to pay the expenses Of prosecu-
tions. If the birds have flown, the
county has saved several hund. ed dol
lars in board bills, so there is a financial
gain if the full penalty of the law has
not been imposed upon the violators
thereof
A. H. Tillinghast. "the boy artist"
amused and instructed a fair sized
Hurley audience at the M. E. church
last Monday evening with a Chalk
Talk" Those wuo attended were well
paid, as they got many pointers which
will aid them in landscape and other
drawing. 1t was indeed surprising to
see how quickly these scenes were pro-
duced, and should Mr.. Tillinghast visit
Hurley again much larger audience
would greet him.
The Sioux City Journal recently
charged that the Chicago s. North
Western railroad with discriminating
against that city and in favor of Chi
cago as to shipments of stock. All
Hurley buyers that have been inter-
viewed say there is no foundation for
such charge. but that the prices on
the Chicago market make it profitable
to ship to that point. Sioux City wants
large portion of the earth fenced tor
her benefit, and wants the fellows on
the outside to furnish the fence.