Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-01-25

| MIR. Chas. w. Blew, who for num-
Der of years was-editor of the North
western Agriculturist, died at Pasa.
dena, California. on the 9th, inst, where
he had gone in hopes of regaining his
health.
/; We want to enlarge our list OF farms
for sale and get cut "Boomer" early
in the spring. If you have land to sell
list it with US; put your own price on
1t and 1t costs you nothing if we don't
sell it. Aliens Agency.
ANY person wishing photographs en-
larged to life size in India ink can get
the at Suph Hikelrs photograph gallery
in Hurley for one-half what it would
cost to have the work done at any
other place. Satisfaction guaranteed
Call AID see samples.
1t is reported thgt Niels Nielsen, now
confined in the Jail at Parker, made a
desperate attempt Tuesday to secure
razor from one of his fellow prisoners.
Had he been successful the county
might have been saved considerable
expense.
John Stlllwell, who was running a
whiskey shop at Lennox was arrested
last Saturday. and when on the way to
the county seat jumped from the train
and attempted to escape. The officer
brought hlm down by sending bullet
through his arm and he was take to his
destination in sleigh.
AT a meeting of the citizens held last
Friday it was decided to accept the
proposition of Mr. Wiedel to erect a
Touring mill in Hurley, and commit
tee. consisting of Jos. Frick, MS. Rob
inson, and G. NJ. Pier was appointed to
solicit subscriptions to the $1,000 bonus
necessary to secure said mill.
The mission to be conducted by the
Very Rev. Fathers Leonard and Dunn
of the Dominican Convent. Minneapo-
lis, will open at the Catholic church
here on next Thursday, Feb. l, and
close on Sunday, Feb4. The opening
sermon will be preached at High Mass
1880 a. m. Interested parties will
please note the date of mission open
ing.
G. B. Kimberly has made an assign
ment to w. H. Robertson for the bene-
fit OF his creditors. We are informed
by Mr.. Robertson that such course
would not have been necessary if the
attorney for the Sioux City house had
| not been so unreasonable, Mr.. Robert
son offering to give his personal check.
payablein ten days, for the full amount
of the claim.
Monday, Drs. Graves and Peterman.
assisted by Drs. Lindahl, Haggard and
Melvin amputated c. T. Anderson's
feet, taking them off short distance
above the ankle joint. Anderson stood
the operation well and rallied finely
and is now resting comfortably. The
whole time taken for the operation.
lloli SilC puIIluS Ol ol OllC OdiudSCO
was IS minutes.
We CLEAN from the Sioux Falls Ar
gus Leader that the Catholic clergy of
the state met at the Episcopal Resi-
dence in Sioux Falls Wednesday after
noon of last week and presented an adj
dress and purse of gold to the Right
Rev. Bishop Marty upon the compile
tion of his Goth anniversary. The pre-
sentation speech was made by the Very
Rev. Dean Sheehan of this town.
"During the eIidemice of la grippe
Chamberlain Cough Remedy took the
lead here and was much better liked
than any other cough medicine" He
Nj, Bangs. druggist, Chatsworth, Ill.
The grip is much the same as u very
severe cold and requires precisely the
same treatment. This remedy is
prompt and effectual and will prevent
any tendancy of the disease toward
pneumonia. For sale by E. Brauch.
Sunday was cold, clustering day.
Monday was a little better, but Tues
day was decidedly stormy and disagree
able, with the wind blowing from the
northwest and snow drifting. The
thermometer registered 81 belowat
o'clock, Is at noon, 20 at 5 O'Clock and
80 below at 1890. Wednesday morn
ing was clear and at 6 o'clock ther-
mometer showed 81 below, at 8, 38 be-
low; at 9:15, % below: at noon, Is be-
low; & p. m.. 20.
The editor received this week gen.
erous package OF choice garden seeds
and in the package was a slip a paper
on which was printed compliments of
ID. NJ. Ferry & Co.. Detroit, Mich"
Happening to turn the slip over we
discovered the address of young lady
presumably the one who put up the
package OF seeds-and the words "write
to me-" Our wife has not yet given
permission and so we will have to turn
the corresponding over to some one
else.
South Dakota Daylight: One of our
leading farmers makes the prediction
that next season will be a prosperous
one for this reason. We will have
plenty of rain, and moisture makes
crop. We inquired upon what he based
this prediction and he said, "the cloudy
weather during the past two weeks,
coming in December just before Christ
mas is a sure indication of a wet season
following. | have noticed this here
and IN the old country, and will bet my
last dollar on it. Watch and see; ii
this prediction does not come true, /
am no farmer" we hope the gentle.
man is correct.
The farm is a very good place these
hard times. There a man has enough
to eat if he is at all industrious. For
food and shelter he is dependent on no
one. Not so with his city brother
When the work shop closes his pay
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