Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-02-07
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Easter falls on the 18th of April this
year.
The incest line of confectionery at
/ Pioneer drug store.
The thermometer registered % de-
grees below zero this morning.
Mercury has been below the zero
point most of the time during this
| week.
C. G. Skinner has been confined to
the house with rheumatism during the
past week.
There was an assault and battery
| case before Judge Allen Monday but
/ it as soon dismissed.
The absence of snow was the only
thing that prevented us having regu-
| lar down east blizzard Wednesday.
Bishop w. H. Hare will hold services
in the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Hurley. Sunday evening. Feb. 18th.
| Dr. SawYer's family cure cures stom-
ach trouble. DR.. Sawyer's family cure
cures liver complaints. cures kidney
difficulty. Sold by +. Braucls.
| In fire at Worthwhile. S. d.. last
week. George A. Williams, brother of
Frank Williams of Hurley, lost stock
OF goods TO the value of $1,000.
The farmer who puts in some Of his
spare time in moving the town manure
piles to his farm will be handsomely
rewarded for his time and labor.
Zano cures mental and nervous
debility. A trial will prove It Zano
cures nervousness. Zano cures nery-
business. Zano cures. Sold by Emiel
| Brauch.
Commissioner Kaufman and other
parties were in from Childstown Mon
day after seed oats, they having shipped
| in from Minnesota car load for their
own use.
There were, for aught we know,
some good things in last weeks issue
of "The Peoples Watchman," but the
paper was so poorly printed that we
were unable to read 1t.
Regular meeting of the Library Asso-
citation, at the reading room, Friday
evening Feb. 9th, at 1880 o'clock sharp.
A full attendance desired as there is
business to transact. II. Rees, Sec'y.
Centerville Chronicle, Jan. 30: H.
d. Ward left for Chicago Saturday
with car of cattle. his wife left
Monday to meet him there. and in the
future they will make that their home.
Howard Press, lst: Miss Viola
Mills. of Hurley S. D., visited over
| Monday night with the family of w. f.
Matson. on her way to commence
work in the Normal school at Madison,
which opened Tuesday, Jan. 20.
Lost-One watch-charm. locket-
shape, one side goid-stone (hroken) and
reverse side bird on wing Also one
watch charm. barrel shaped with two
dark lines crcling stone. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving same at this
| office.
During the fore part of the winter it
looked as though we were all going to
save ton of coal, or more. each, on
our winter fuel, but the weather for
the past few weeks, and Hicks predic-
tions for February and March have
dispelIed that hope.
A new stock Of printers stationery
| just received aJ the Herald Office. No
man su0ulu Try To DO Duolness without
printed stationery, and all would hnu
1t uore convenient and about as cheap
Lo use envelope with address printed
thereon. CaiI anu get pieces.
Monday and Tuesday gave US dis
| agreeable wind from Tie southeast,
with the air hlled Win frost and an
occasional furry OF SHOW. tuesday
night the wind changed to the north
west and changed the location OF the
small drifts made by the southeast
wlnd.
Ii your subscription to the Herald is
| paid III advance aud you waut Tie
Weekly Inter Ocean come and see US
and We VIII SEE that you get it SO cheap
| that 1t will surprise you. Remtmoer,
| the special offers are only for Herald
| subscribers and those who wish to sub
| scz.be.
Commissioner Bacon has established
! a poor farm" ON small scale III Hur-
ley, aud 1t is saving money for the coun-
ty The experiences Of this winter Will
| doubtless be sufficient to convince the
voters that Turner county should ln-
vest in at least Il quarter section OF
land for future emergencies.
AS will be seen by an ad in this Is
sue of the Herald, E. Brauch has pur-
! chased of j. L. Hogan his STOCK o1
clothes. furnishing goods, etc. Mr..
Brauch served several years in leading
clothing houses in YaDkton, and is
posted in this line. He proposes to dis
pose OF this stock at lower prices than
ever before known in Turner county.
and as low as can be found anywhere.
You will find it to your advantage to
call on him before making purchases.
On Wednesday evening of last week
goodly company OF friends aud neigh
bors gathered at the residence of blr.
and Mrs. VIM. Higbee. While the
young people enjoyed themselves to
their hearts content playing games IN
the roomy kitchen, other members OF
the party engaged in social conyersa-
tion in the cosy sitting room. After
oysters were served, the company de-
parted in the "wee sma' hours" all
heartily proclaiming that they had had
very enjoyable time.
Beresford News: Persons who pat
ronize papers should pay promptly, for
pecuniary prospects of the press nave a
peculiar power in pushing forward
public prosperity. If the printer IS
n.id promptly and his pocket BOOK