Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-08-23

Ladies-For diseases OF women. Dr
Sawyer's Pastilles will reach the diff
Guilty radically, positively and effectual-
ly. 1t is mild but etfectual E. Brauch.
| Marion Tribune: DR.. Miller had 140
sheep which cost him 81 a piece, except
one which cost him $40. Last week he
disposed of them by giving 40 away
and sold the balance for $40.
| Volga Tribune: The Presbyterian
newspaper, THE North and the West"
says Harmony Church, at Hurley, this
state, vacant the past nine months has
given unanimous call to Rev. j. NJ.
Adair. late of Troy, Kan" Mr.. Adair
is the minister who preached here sew
eral times of late
| Parker Press: A populist from Par
ker who attended the republican con-
vention at Hurley came home all the
way up hill. The boys pnt the big
| back wheels in place OF the front ones
on his phaeton and the little ones in
place of the back ones, and in the dark
ness and rain he rode home that way.
though it is said he remarked that the
horse acted queer. Some Of the boys
are reported as nearly breaking their
necks with laughter.
A horse was noticed on the street the
other day with seton of braided rope
drawn cornerwise through the skin of
the beast. The rope had a button on each
end to keep it from slipping through.
Enquiry developed the fact that the
horse had been poor aud run down and
that the rope was drawn through to
help him regain strength and flesh.
The owner asserted that the remedy
was good one and that the horse had
gained steadily since it was tried. At
any rate the horse, when the reporter
saw him. was IN fair condition. Pur-
suing the subject further the reporter
found it to be a Dutch remedy much
used in the old county and greatly in
favor with old men of that nationality.
1t takes eight weeks TO complete a cure
and the rope must be drawn through
every day and cleaned.-Alexandria
Herald.
Iroquois Chief. Will Anderson of
Manchester who has been down to Mis-
souri, on an investigating tour. return
ed Saturday evening. Mr.. Anderson
brings back 4 discouraging report to
those who had contemplated moving
there. He visited the section where
few Kingsbury people were talking of
locating and says that there is absolute
ly nothing there that should attract a
man who will thoroughly investigate
the country. According to Mr.. And
erson's report more money can be made
from one good crop in this state than
accumulated in ten years under the
most fayorable circumstances in the
vicinity that he visited. The secret of
the low price Of land is simply this:
The land isn't worth any more than is
asking for it. Good land is not selling
anywhere for dollar an acre. Mr..
Anderson's report should have the
effect of making those people who con-
template a change look twice before
theyleap.
The state is beaten out of much mon
ep by insurance men who write insur-
ance without authority. There are
many millers, mutuals, accident, life
and some fire companies who do clan
destine business. Every policy taken in
such companies deprives the state of
two per cent of the premium at least.
Every person taking insurance should
see that the agent show his authority
to do business as evidenced by GER
tificate from the state auditor. 1t |
should he more closely watched by |
parties who are interested in getting
tax for fire companies and others. The
attorneys of the different counties
should keep watch for such insurance
agents too. and prosecute them. Do |
not patronize any company not hay-
ing authority to do business. as you
would have no one to serve papers on
in the state in case of loss, and the COM
panies are beating the state at the same
time. 1t is to the interest of every tax
payer to help defeat these operators
who have no license and at the same
time protect themselves s.-Parkston
Advance.