Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-02-08
LOCAL MENTION.
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday.
Lots of lumber gslng out lately.

| ST. Valentines $ day next Wednesday
| e. Brauch is having his ice house
filled.
| If you want share of the trade you
should advertise.
| Go to suph Hikell's photograph gal
leSy for fine work.
| Rumor says that Hurley is to have
another dray line.
| Highest cash price paid for poultry
at SINNERS meat market.
| 1t now looks as though Hurley was
to have two Touring mills.
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 sample
copy of the Weekly Inter Ocean.
Plenty of Irish potatoes at Pioneer
drug store at 81 per bushel, cash.
| II is reported that Violin, Yankton
county. is soon to have a newspaper.
Why not have second hotel while
/ they are doubling up on other lines.
| Fresh bulk oysters and fruits at
bottom prices, at Pioneer drug store.
! Frank Lease and wife have move to
town and commenced housekeeping.
! a good Calagraph type writer for
sale cheap. Enquire at Herald office.
t. j. Hogan is holding auction sales
in his corner store building Saturdays
Ladies fine kid button shoes only 81
a pair at Rasmussens. All shoes
cheap.
A good, cheap quarter section three
miles west of Hurley, at Aliens
Agency.
The weather of the past few days
has slightly demoralized the sleighing
in spots.
Next Monday. the 18th, will be the
anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's
birthday.
DR.. ii. S, Graves has been confined to
the house for several days by an attack
Of the grip.
| A good six year old mare for sale
cheap, or will trade for young hogs. I.
s. Fessenden.
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.
| Postmaster Rasmussen says there is
one thing sure-they cannot put in a
second postoffice.
| Why pay others more when you can
| buy the best Kerosene oil for ~ ctnts
per gallon at Sargent's?
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 fo- a year as Il premium with the
Herald. Now is the time to subscribe.
G. z. Andersen is reported as doing
finely, and the wounds caused by the
aInputation of his feet are healing
rapidly.
For Rent-60 acres of farm land and
240 acres of posture, all fenced, by w.
II. Gowdy. See I'll. Ii. Rundell for par
tlculars.
AS a result of revival meetings re-,
| Gently held in Parker it is said that IS
persons united with the churches in
that town.
4. .J. Thompson has leased his farm
we.t of Hurley to Charley Alborg, and
has gone to Storm Lake, Iowa, to visit
with friends.
A farmer living near Dell Rapids
says that he gets 80 cents for his barley
and 65 cents for his wheat by feeding
it to his cows.
For a short time s4365 will buy a
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 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.
Hicks promises us lots of cold and
stormy weather during February and
March. The present run of weather is
quite satisfactory, however.
There is more snow on the ground
now than at any time since the winter
of lSSO-S1, which means much for the
crop prospects of the coming season.
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.
Last Friday was Candlemas day. and
as Mr. ground hog" had an excellent
opportunity to see his shadow, he is ex-
pected to hibernate for the next six
| weeks.
Subscribers to the public library and
reading room are requested to call and
leave their dues with the librarian. Or
hand them to the treasurer, Mrs. N. S.
Robinson.
The services held at the Catholic
church during the past week have been
well attended, not only by members of
that denomination, but by the people
generally.
The Bank of Hurley has a correct
list of your taxes which viii be delin-
ouent March EST, and is ready to receive
payment at any time. Call and see
what your tax is.
a portion of the machinery for Mt.
Wedeps mill has arrived. The town.