Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-02-13
Down She Goes
Until further notice
! will sell gasoline at
IA cents per gallon, or
s gallons for 65 cents.
Spot cash only.
E. BRAUCH.

=. BRAUCH.
Sewing machine needles at kellar's.
The best in the world stoves.
Daniel Dwysr has sold his farm near
Swan Lake to Peter Agergaard.
John Fitch now has his livery, sale
and feed stable ready for business.
Geo. Warner has sold his half section
of land west of town to w. T. Baker.
Geo. Wormwood shipped u car load
or less--of dressed chickens to the east
ern markets this week.
Brauch has been holding ."open
house" at his barn during the past
week. showing off those fine haired
porkers
Several bargains in improved farms
and wild lands at Aliens Agency. We
can suit you on location, soil, water,
price and terms.
Please don't forget that We lead 'em
all in the line of druggists sudries and
fancy articles too numerous to mention
at Pioneer drug store.
Messrs Brauch and Kroll haye got
their ice house filed with the best ice
ever put up in Hurley. John Wood
had the job. and cut the ice in the pond
at Finlay.
Mr. A. w. Bacon has one error in the
figures in his communication this sweek.
In the expenses for 1856 he says "print-
ing commissioners proceedings o."
when it should read ".Ol.''
1t is understood that j. j. McIntire is
to receive the appointment of census
ennmerator for this portion of Turner
county. The selection is a good one,
and gives universal satisfaction.
The American Building and Loan
association of Minneapolis has been
ordered to suspend business for failure
to comply with the laws of Minnesota.
There were several stockholders in
Hurley, but fortunately we allowed
our shares to lapse after the first pay
ment,
Parker Democrat: We understand
that boys of McCook post. of Hurley
are making arrangements to take the
Hurley band with them, and attend the
annual encampment at Sioux Falls, in
force this year. Although small in
numbers, there is no livelier or wider
awake post in the department than the
one ut Hurley. Half of them are"Si
Kleggs," and the other half " Shorties."
Language is hardly strong enough to
express my admiration of the merits of
Chamberlain,s Cough Remedy. It is
the best remedy for Group and whoop-
ing cough have eyer used. During
the past eighteen years l have tried
nearly all the prominent cough medi-
cines on the market, but say, and with
pleasure too, that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is the best of ALL. Thomas
Rhodes, Bakersfield, California. For
sale by Emil Brauch.
The Sioux Falls enforcement league
will fight the prohibition bill now be-
fore the legislature rs long as it COLI
tains Speaker Young's amendment,
which allows persons keeping liquors
in their house for their own use. Is
this free America, or do few cranks
wish to make an army of sneaks OF
those men who have for years taken an
occasional drink and who will continue
to do SO as long us the stuff is made.
Close the saloons and educate the rising
generations and the question will solve
itself.
A Hurley youth who is addicted to
dime novel reading was sitting in his
room on recent evening perusing one
of these elevating tales, which depicted
the COW boy in all his glory and emu
merated his many deeds of valor, etc.
The youth had reached that part of the
narrative where the cow boy draws his
revolver and shoots out the lights in a
crowded saloon, and to further assist
his imagination as to how 1t was done
he draws from his pocket a self-cocking
revolver and levels it at the lamp
burning in the room. Being excited by
the thrilling episode just read, he
presses the trigger firmer than intended
when bang! goes the gun, and the lamp
chimney falls a prey to his unerring
aim-that is, the chimney fell, as the
ball struck the lamp and scattered it
and its contents in all directions. There
was CONSERVATION in the house foi a
short time, but the aforesaid youth en-
joyed the sensation Of being able to
shoot ont light"
| Those Green Goods Victims.