Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-04-26

1t is reported that citizens Of Parker
are discussing the question of a new
court house. Come to the front with
your promised $4,000 bonus, gentle
men, and then we are ready to talk
with you. Otherwise, the least said
the better it will be for you.
Parker Press: The Turner County
Normal Institute will be held in Cen
treville. commencing June 18th. A
three weeks session. Good instructors
have been secured. The following are
the instructors: Prof. Edwin Dukes,
Prof. A. M. Rowe, Prof. A. j. Smith
and Miss Ida M. Pike.
E. j. Buker, night watchman, dlscov
cred some party prowllng around back
of Ferguson's and Kimberly's stores
Mondaynight, and as they refused to
halt at the word of command he emp
tied two chambers of his revolver
one in the air and the other at the par
ty-but failed to get his man.
Lennox Independent: Hofmeister
Bros. have purchased the creamery
east of town from III. r. Wolff and are
now getting it in readiness for opera
tion. Hofmeister Bros. will not build
the new creamery as spoken of last
week and the consumatlon of the deal
is probably better for the creamery
business.
"Lumpy-jaw in cattle can be cured
at a nominal cost with one application
of "Onstad's Lumpy-Jaw Capsules
This remedy is meeting with phenome-
nal success. Any one having cattle
effected with this disease can not in
vest a small sum in anything that will
bring him better returns than in a box
of this remedy, sold and guaranteed by
Emiel Brauch, druggist.
We should dislike very much to have
outsiders Judge the business OF Hur-
ley by the number of advertisements to
be found in the paper, as only about
one-third of those engaged in business
in town are using the columns of the
local paper to announce to the world
that they are alive and anxious to re-
ceive portion of the trade of those
who have to make purchases.
The Scott literary entertainment at
Opera hall Friday evening was quite
well attended and added about 50 to
the treasury of the library association.
While all parts of the program were
good, the pantomime appeared to "take
the cake"-that is, what was left by |
the hungry girl" 1t was decided to
have another entertainment in four
weeks, and a committee was appointed |
to prepare program for the same.
In the departure of t. j. Fromer and
family, Turner county loses one of its
old reliables, Mr.. Fromer and wife
both having been residents here for
nearly score of years. Our loss is
gain to the community in which they
will make their home, and every neigh
Dor and old acquaintance will join
with the Herald in wishing them health
and prosperity, and hope at some fu-
ture time to reclaim them as residents
of the county.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
bilious collie can almost Invariably tell,
by their feelings, when to expect an at
tack II Chamberlain's Col1c, Cholera,
and DiarrhGa Remedy is taken as soon
as these symptoms appear, they can
ward off the disease. Such persons
shclld always keep the Remedy at hand
ready for use when needed Two |
or three doses of it at the right time
will save them much suffering. For
sale by E. Brauch, druggist,
The lecture delivered at the Presby-
terian church by Rev. Williams, of
Mitchell, was worthy OF much larger
audience than assembled. MIR. Will
Jams gave vivid description OF Fred
and Gettysburg, a subject
which is interesting to every American.
He contemplates soon giving here his
lecture breakers Ahead" bearing up
on the conflict now going on between
capital and labor, and as the gentleman
is deep thinker all will find interest
and information in this discourse.
The ceremony of laying the corner
stone of st. Antnony's church at Davis
last Monday, was performed in the
presence Of large gathering from the
surrounding country and neighboring
towns. The Very Rev. Dean Sheehan
OF Hurley, under whose charge the
church is being built, had charge of the
The Rev. Dean Lawler
of Alexandria. acting as High Priest
performed the ceremony of laying the
stone. An oblong orifice had been cut
in the stone in which was placed tin
box containing some old coins, copies
Of some of the newspapers of the coun-
ty and parchment giving data re-
garding the building of the church.
This box was then sealed and covered
with a stone slab, where it will remain
as long as the building stands. Father
Desmond OF Emmett then delivered a
short but interesting discourse, after
which the congregation dispersed.
AT the adjourned meeting held Mon
day evening to further discuss the ques-
tion of fire protection, no definite result
was reached although much talk was
indulged in. 1t was finally decided by
a vote of those present that chemical
engine ought to be purchased, but the
manner of paying for the same brought
out considerable discussion, some being
in favor OF issuing bonds, some favor
ing special assessment and still others
favoring the Issuing of warrants, pay
able in one and two years, but no def
mite result was reached, nor Will there
be until it is ascertained what terms
the manufacturers will give upon the