Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-06-06
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Money to loan on lands at Turner
County Bank.
A glorious rain of an inch or more
Sunday night.
Goto sargent's for cabbage, tomato
and sweet potato plants.
Farmers, get yo,fr meals at the Com
smercial house, only 25 cents.
1t will cost You only Is cents for a
meal at the Commercial house.
A dose of Ayers Sarsaparilla each
morning, during vacation, Will greatly
benefit you.
Capt. w. v. Lucas has been elected
!commandant of the Soldiers Home at
Hot Springs, S. d.
Mr.. Wright is working in all the SUR
rounding towns and is we'll liked and
recommended by all.
Monday WAS day of showers. and
lucky was the housewife who got her
washing dry between 'em.
The wind got. around to the north
west Monday evening and caused quite
a change III thetemperature.
1t is estimated that at least two
inches of water fell in theralns of last
week. including that of Saturday
night.
The cut worms have done consider
ahle damage in the corn fields of some
portions of the county, and anumber
of fields have been re-planted.
Call on yonrdruggist for afree sam
Pile Of DR., Sawyer's Family Cure. After
trying it you will always keep it in
your family. Sold by Emiei Brauch.
Rev. Kaye, being well acquainted
with Mr.. Wright, knows he is securing
an entertainment ola high character,
fer his congregation and the town at
large.
As usual you will find that cool. re-
freshlng and wholesome drink '.Boss
Lemonade. together with elders, soda
waters and all kinds of fruits at Pioneer
Drug Store.
Pleasant, safe. harmless, inyigorat-
ing, restoring, healing and curative, is
what ladies will find DR.. Sawyer's Pas
titles are. Try a sample package. Sold
by Emiel Branch.
Murphy s. Lathrop of Parker are
painting j. H.. Farnsworth's house.
And w, E. Hilleryis at Parker paint
ing the bus and number of carriages
for Mr.. Dipping.
Rev. Z. 2. Babcock went to Parkston
Tuesday to attend the yearly meeting
of the Baptist association, He will re-
turn the latter part of the week and
hold services at the usual hour Sunday
morning.
"Coin's Financial Schooi' is taking
the country by storm, and can be OBJ
tanned at the Herald Office for 25 cents
regular price Soc or will be given to
all cash in advance subscribers to
Herald. See ad.
The price of beer at Hot Springs has
been raised to 10 cents glass and now
it is reported that the S. ID. T. A. boys
will take along liberal supply of the
bottled article, paying tor the same in
future advertising.
The Sioux City Journal says: The
house was crowded to the doors to hear
Elba Wright and the entertainment
was highly enjoyed by all. His imper-
sonat1on Miss Primrose" and recita-
ton "A Tramps Story" were particnl-
arly good.
The commissioners of Miner county
appear to be getting after the newspa-
per bows who were "official" the
year 1892, they having made over
charges for work done IN sums ranging
from $50 to S139. Some of the boys
have refunded.
State Superintendent Crane announ-
ces a public examination for applicants
for state certificates and diplomas will
be held at Aberdeen. Brookings, Mitch
ell and Sioux Falls. on Thursday and
Friday. June 81 and 2S. Examination
will begin on June q, at so'clock a. m.
The school picnic in Welch's grove
last Saturday was enjoyed by about
200 children and nearly 100 parents
who went along to look after the table
service, etc. These gatherings at the
close of the school year are looked for
ward to by the younger members with
I; great deal of pleasure.
So certain are we that good. times
are coming. and not to be outdone by
the big manufacturers of the east, the
wages of the force employed in the
Heralt, office have been increased on an
average of 1211s per cent. This money
will be distributed among the Hurley
northumberland now is the time to ad-
yertise.
Last week the editor Of this pap er
was approached by an eastern capltai-
lst with the following question: MT.
Brown, wish you would tell me now
SO many newspaper publishers are aDle
to make living in this county we
smiled, and told him that he had better
ask the merchants who supplied us
with the necessaries of life.
Yankton Press: Norman Leonard
remarked today. "The business have
been doing in the last two weeks
shows NEST plainly the benefit OF adj
yertising. / had this store 1ammed
full of goods on the first day OF May,
advertised to sell out at 80 cents on the
dollar. l did just as advertised TO 90
and / have cleaned out this stock. Ihe
man who sdvertises can do business
even in hard times
Cold monometalism is cellbacy: the
free coinage of silver would be free
love. bimetallism is the happy and law
fnl union of the sexes in marriage
r.1.,ovf v.Yon1ans all