Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-02-15
LOCAL MENTION.
Taxes become delinquent March lst.
Yesterday was raw, disagreeable

L LOCAL M ENTlONs
Taxes become delinquent March lst.
I Yesterday was a raw, disagreeable
day. i
E. 8rauch is going to have an auc-
tion sale.
Go to Suph Hikell's photograph gal
ley for fine work.
Farm machinery for spring work is
commencing to arrive.
| Circuit court is in session this week,
Judge Smith presiding.
Highest cash price paid for poultry
at SINNERS meat market.
The Inter Ocean is a great newspa-
per and you should have it.
Bulk oysters Soc per qt. and fruits at
| way down prices at Gehon's.
Call at Herald office and get a sample
copy of the Weekly Inter Ocean.
| Plenty of Irish potatoes at Pioneer
drug store at 81 per bushel, cash.
| Fresh bulk oysters and fruits at
bottom prices. at Pioneer drug store.
| 81 Patrick expects to ship a car of
cattle to the Chicago market Saturday.
| Ladies' fine kid button shoes only 81
a pair at Rasmussen's. All shoes
cheap.
A good, cheap quarter section three
| miles west Of Hurley. at Aliens
Agency.
Auction sales are numerous this
spring, and you can find '.bi.ls" wher-
ever you turn.
Subscriptions received at the Herald
Office for all the leading newspapers
and periodicals.
If you now take the Inter Ocean we
have other combinations which will
save you money.
May wheat went to 5S7sc. in the Chi
cago market Tuesday, the lowest notch
ever known there.
A Herald reporter is informed that
j. v. Mann will build residence in
Hurley this spnng.
Mrs. II. N. Coffield has been painting
and otherwise Improving the interior
of her millinery store.
The late storm wave seemed to have
missed this portion of the state. but
our turn my come next.
Why pay others more when you can
buy the best kerosene Oil for TX cents
per gallon at Sargent's?
c. P. Andersen is improving as rapid
ly as could be expected, and is able to
sit up portion of each day.
F. w. Schultz is the man who has
his hands full of business these days
An auction nearly every day.
In the eastern states it is estimated
the price of horses has fallen off 40 pei
cent during the past five years.
Rates of premium on farm property
and town dwellings remain the same
at Aliens Agency. Notes or cash.
| You need tho Inter Ocean and can
! get it for a year as a premium with the
| Herald. Now is the time to subscribe
The postmaster made many pennies
! yesterday cancelling one-cent stamps
on missives to the memory of st. Val
entine.
For Rent-SO acres Of farm land and
$40 acres of pasture. all fenced, Ivy ".
| II. Gowdy. See II. H. Rundell for par
! tlculars.
| From all parts of the state comes re-
ports of creameries to be started insthe
spring, Why can't Hurley have a good
creamery?
Another good list of Inter Ocean
subscribers sent in this week. Come
in and pay up SO that yours will 60 IN
next week.
| we hear that NJ. E. Layne has re
| ceived pledges amounting to about
$1,000 to assist in building his proposed
4O-barrel mill.
Owing to the extreme cold yesterday
| A. w. Bacon did not have his auction
sale, but will try it again some time
| during March.
| For short time S43.65 will buy 8
| ticket from Copenhagen to Hurley
Get there quick if you want ticket
Aliens Agency.
Those premium books have arrived
| and while we are short on some of the
titles selected, you will find a good as,
sortment to select from.
Early Risers. Early Risers, Early
Risers, the famous little pills for con-
stipation. sick headache, dyspepsia and
nervousness E. Brauch.
Messrs. Waldner and Unrnh returned
home from their eastern,trip Saturday
and brought a number of fine work
horses for their own use.
Last Tuesday was Harry Aliens
seventh birthday, and number of. his
playmates called in the evening and
/ helped him enjoy the same.
The roads have been very slippery
during the past week. and that, togeth'
er with the severe cold has had ten.
dency to keep farmers at home.
1t is expected that the time of the
court this week will be taken up with
| civil cases, aud that the criminal cal
endar will be taken up Monday.
That Chicago Inter Ocean premium
| is taking like wild-fire. The Herald
readers know good thing when they
see it, and propose to take advantage
of it.
| Miss Sherman, the evangelist who
commences Il series of revival meetings
at the Baptist church next Sunday, is
said to be an energetic and interesting
| speaker.
A Michigan dispatch speaks of "a
regular Dakota blizzard with forty
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