Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-03-28
LOCAL MENTION.
Insure with Aliens Agency.

LOCAL MENTION.
i Insure with Aliens Agency.
4 Best grade of Tycoon tea at Fergu-
sons.
Easter Dyes. fine line at Pioneer
Drug Store.
The farmers are anxiously booking
for moisture.
Mems arctics s1.l5 and s1.25 at Ho-
/ gan's old stand
Flowing and seeding are now thu
ordor of the day.
G. NJ. sorensen moved his family to
Viborg yesterday.
Junia Sargent moved his family to
the farm Monday.
| Fifty cent packages of "Coin'' at the
| Herald Office for Is cents,
Remember your building and loan
association dues this week.
Ayers Sarsaparilia is uneqnalled as
a cure for female disorders.
Hass Norstrup has moved to his
farm in ldylWilde township.
! Farm loans continued to be made at
/ Turner County Bank. No delay.
r. w. White made the trip to Parker
and return on his wheel Monday.
w. H. Robertson Is improving the
looks of his building, by the liberal use
of paint.
Harry Pier is taking two weeks
vacation from his labors at the Pioueer
drug store.
For rent-The Swan farm miles
north of Hurley. Speak quick if you
want it. Aliens Agency.
The time has now arrived when the
average boy wants to trade his skates
and sled for ball and bat.
Joseph Andrews is contemplating
building a commodious house on his
valuable Spring Valley farm this sum-
mer.
The agreeable flavor of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral makes it easy to administer to
children. Its great merits confirm its
popularity.
Harm Knock is growing rapidly and
feeling bigger than nybody" over the
arrival of a big baby boy ut his house
last Monday.
We seem to have been getting rather
more than our quota of wind and dust
this spring, but it is better now than in
July and August.
Mrs. Graves has been much worse
since our last issue, but at this time
she is so much better that strong hopes
are entertained of her recovery.
S. V.Jones and S. IA. Fancher were
down from Parker Tuesday evening to
attend a special meeting of Joppa
lodge. r. w. White was the victim on
the occasion,
r. U. Iwwerks and family are mourn.
ing the loss of the youngest member OF
the household--a week old babe-who
died last Friday and was buried Mon
day in the Hurley cemetery.
"Ittakes us day and night to entertain
the hired girls-take that notice out OF
the Herald" was the remark made by
one of our advertisers Monday morn
ing. Moral-It pays to advertise in the
Herald.
Call at Mrs Robinson's if you want
anything in the line of new spring
millinery. as she has just received full
line of hats, caps. ribbons. laces. flow
ers, and Iii fact, just what you will
want for spring wear.
When in need of job work or printed
stationery remember that the Herald
office carries one of the most complete
stocks to be found in the county, and
that prices are low while the quality of
stock used is OF the best.
An exchange says: If You wish to
determine the length of the day or
night. just double the time of the suns
rising and you have the length of
that night: double the time of Its set
ting and you have the length of that
day. Simple-but accurate. Try it.
Centervllle Chronicle: The work of
wiring the business houses and private
dwellings for electric lights has been
gong on steadily and we understand
everything is in readiness except the
engine and the dynamo. The latter
cannot be put in place until the engine
arrives.
"The Deacon" which was given by |
the Spring Valley troupe last Monday
evening, brought out .. fair-sized audi
ence, who were all well pleased with
the performance. Tom Berry as 1.-THE
Deacon" and C. r. Woodward. as "Pete"
did themselves proud, and they were
well supported by the other members.
There has been rumor floating
around (Which we hope is without
foundation that certain parties who
have secured seed grain from the coun-
ty have been disposing of the same.
Section five of the seed grain law pro-
vides that "any person who shall by
any false or fraudulent representation
obtain any seed grain under the pro-
visions of this act, or use the same. or
any part thereof, for a different pur-
pose than that for which it was
obtained" shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor and subject to the PEN
alties prescribed in the statutes. By
reading section six of the same law 1t
will be seen that it is not optional with
the states attorney whether or not he
will prosecute such offenders. 1t says;
oft shall be the duty Of the states at
torneys in their respective counties, TO
prosecute all offenses arising under the
provisions of this act, and in case OF
tha ,y;,Iful neglect or refusal OF any |