Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-05-23

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Insure with Aliens Agency.
Best grade of Tycoon tea at Fergu>
sons.
Remember your building and loan
dues this week.
j. j. Ringley has been hauling out
lumber this week.
Go to Sargent's for cabbage, tomato
and sweet potato plants.
Web, we are getting the best of the
ice man this month, anyway.
Potatoes were damaged more than
any other field crop by the late frost.
Its probable that the next session
of the grand lodge of l. O. o. +. will be
held at Yankton
Mrs. II. S. Graves is now able to
take. her meals ut the table with the
rest OF the family.
j.. q. OkkenS was In town Tuesday for
the first time in nearly six months.
Says he don't like being confined to the
bed.
Wheat is among the things that are
up, but the surplus in this neighbor-
hood is among the things that are
down.
If you wish to purchase copy of the
late session laws at the low price of IS
cents leave your order and cash at the
Herald office.
Strawberries were never before SO
cheap here at this time of the year as
they have been during the past week
two boxes for 25 cents.
In the Turner township contest we
understand that Judge Smith has de-
cided that the new set of officers are
entitled to the books and management
of affairs.
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, invigorat- 4
ing, restoring, healing and curative, is
what ladies will find Dr. Sawyer's Pas
titles are. Try a sample package. Sold
by Emiel Brauch.
The thermometer Monday night got
down to 20 degrees-9 below the freez-
ing point-and we have heard many
farmers express surprise that no more
damage was done.
DR.. Harry Van Tassel of Yankton.
one of South Dakota's leading dentists
has gone to Have, France. where he
has formed partnership with an old
established practitioner.
Mrs. Slocum has just received new
line of millinery goods. She expects to
move into the Palmer building the first
of next week, and it Will pay you to
call and look at her gods before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
The friends of Arthur Linn and
family of Canton Will most sincerely
sympathlze with them as they mourn
the death of Alexander, the 14-year old
member of that household, who passed
away last Saturday afternoon.
In another column is published a
communication from a Yankton old
soldier regarding the Soldiers Home
at Hot Springs. From his statements
it looks as though the governor had
failed in his duty regarding the matter.
Carl Anderson and wife were in from
their Center Point farm yesterday.
Carl says that corn was damaged some
by the frost, but, taking the killing of
Russian thistles into consideration, he
thinks that on the whole the farmers
will lose nothing by it.
The young people of the M. E. church
will hold basket social at the home
of Mrs. w. III. Conklin Tuesday eve,
May %. Each lady is requested to
bring basket containing lunch for
two and piece like the dress worn on
the occasion Gentlemen will buy the
baskets at 25c each. ALL YOUNG
people CORDIALLY invited.
AS the Heralds present clubbing
contract with the Inter Ocean expires
June /, those wishing to get the Week
ly Inter Ocean FREE should get a
move on themselves and pay up before
that date. Our last list under present
arrangements will be sent in Friday,
MAY 81, 2nd now is the time to sub
scribe.
Lennox independent: 1t is not two
years since a. j. Barnewolt got the
California fever and sold his town
property here and went to Pasadena,
California, and expended a large sum
IN buying and fixing up residence.
He imagined, as everyone docs when
first going to that country, that it was
paradise on earth, and wrote here
advising others to follow him; now he
writes to friends here that he has
grown sick of California and will come
back to Lennox either this fall or next
spring. There is no place like Da-
kota," writes Barney"
The busy boy with a patch on his
knee-or gaping hole where the patch
ought to be-is busy playing marbles
for "keeps," while his father "beetsn
and his mother weeps because of the
ugly patch on his knee, or the gaping
hole where the patch ought to be.
After while on the small boys pants
where another patch should be per-
chancr-the father who "beefs" and the
mother who weeps. will be playing,
too, and playing for keeps. with an
open palm and a slipper free-on that
other place where the patch ought to
be-Hebron Register.
Farm and Home says when trading
horses never take the word OF your
brother. Buy the horse on your own
responsibility and then have no one
$50 +,,ureolf tn hlama if if shows (iefec-