Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-01-31
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The weather for the past week has
/ been good for ice making.
i e. C. Skinner has sold his building at
| Davis to Geo. Schultz, who will for
the present, place his stock of goods
| therin.
For sale cheap-At the farm of Jens
Christensen, Sec. 80. Spring Valley
/ township, three good mules, wagon
and harness.
The Legislature adjourned from last
| Friday to Tuesdayof this week, and
the Turner county members spent Sun.
day at home.
The Climax mill is running steadily
and turning out a grade OF flour never
surpassed IN Turaer county-or any
| other county for that matter.
Dr. Sawyer's family cure cures stom-
ach trouble. DR.. Sawyer's family cure
cures liver complaints, cures kidney
difficulty. Sold 10y E. Brauch.
LuilO CuleS l1c11Ldl tua nervous
debility. A trial will prove it. Zano
cures nervousness. Zano cures nery-
BUSINESS. Zano cures. Sold by Emiel
Brauch.
A young son arrived at the residence
of ID. w. Fairchiid Monday. Jan. 20.
Durell says that notwithstanding the
drouth there are crops in South Dakota
which never fail.
The Libary Association extends !,
hearty vote of thanks to the young
people, who gave the two entertain
ments for its benefit; also to the musi-
clans and others. who assisted in the
same.
We understand that John Hopman
has traded his farm to iowa parties,
and that he intends moving away from
Turner county. Mr.. Hopman is a good
farmer and an excellent citizen, and
the Herald regrets his departure.
Lost-One watch-charm, locket-
shape, one side goid-stone (broken) and
reverse side bird OR wing. Also one
watch charm. barrel shaped with two
dark lines circling stone. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving same at this
| office.
A new stock Of printers stationery
just received aJ the Herald Office. No
ulan should try to do business without
printed stationery, and all would lind
it more convenient aud about as cheap
to use envelope with address printed
thereon. Call and get pieces.
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and we will see that you get it so cheap
that 1t will surprise you. Remember,
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In regard to the legality of the coun-
ty loaning grain. the supreme court OF
North Dakota (Which state has pro-
vision in its constitution worded the
same as that Of this state) has decided
that the exception-"except for the
necessary support OF the poor" gives
county boards authority to act in this
matter. All applications for seed grain
must be made to the county auditor on
or before the 18th day of February.
Rather peculiar accident happened
near Irene recently. A farmer was re-
turing home from town, and among
other goods in his load was a package
of matches which he had purchased.
His team took fright, ran away and
upset the wagon. the horses breaking
loose therefrom. In some manner the
matches lgnited and set fire to the
wagon and its contents, destroying all
but the running-gear Of the wagon.
at the creamery meeting held last
Saturday no business OF Importance
was transacted, but it was decided to
meet at same place in one week tnext
Saturday and perfect an organization
by electing officers, and then to incor-
porate under the laws of the state.
From the manner in which the farm
ers are taking hold of this matter the
probabilities are that when grass comes
Hurley will have one of the most COM
piete creameries in the state, owned
and operated by the farmers OF the sur
rounding country.
While attending the meeting of the
state press association at Pierre last
week the editor spent a portion Of one
evening with the Turner county men,
bers of the Legislature. We found
them comfortably housed in large
room IN the Fitch block, and being
thus thrown together for the greater
portion of their time they are enabled
to discuss the various questions brought
up and work tor the best interests OF
the state and their constltuents-as
they see it. Turner countys delega-
ton is all right, and stands well at the
Ca pitol.
Now that the long winter evenings
are at hand it is good time to arrange
for a system of reading, that the time
NAV be passed both pleasantly and pro-
fitably. One important feature of the
program will be the selection OF the
best obtainable newspapers, tor OF
course everyone will want to be posted
on the happenings of the day. 10
meet this demand the manager OF this
paper has arranged to furnish that
greatest of all great metropolitan
newspapers, the Chicago Weekly Inter-
Ocean, and the Turner County Herald
for S1.50.
A gentleman from Parker informed
the editor of this paper that some were
surprised in that town because the
Herald had nothing to say about Far
ker's $4,000 "bogus bonus" when the
commissioners passed the court resolu-