Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-05-09
LOCAL MENTION.
This is regular July corn weather.
Best grade of Tycoon tea at Fergu

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but it freshened up things on the sur
face.
Steamship tickets are cheap now,
send for your friends across the sea.
Aliens Agency.
Ice cream by the dish or quart at
Gehon s. Commercial house Satur-
days and Sundays.
For rent-The Swan farm g miles
north of Hurley. Speak quick if you
want it. Aliens Agency
Remember and not forget the open
ing dinner" at the Commercial house
next Sunday at one o'clock.
!. Ira Feguson has purchased the
house recently vacated by T. w. Kyle
and will move into the same soon.
Insure your farm property, we will
take your note due next fall best COM
panies-low rates. Aliens Agency.
The Vlborg Times. we understand. is
among the things that were but now
are not. Subscribefor the Herald, the
old reliable.
/ Born. to JOS. Layne and wife, Satur-
day, May 4, a daughter. and Joe says
that corn field has got to yield an extra
10 bushels to the acre.
Calf on yonr druggist for free SAM
pie of DR.. Sawyer's Family Cure. After
trying it you will always keep it in
your family. Sold by Emiel Brauch.
Fayette County, Tennessee! Sweet
! potatoes and al kinds of fruit. Do
you want to go there? Weean put you
onto a snap if you do. Aliens Agency.
Zano cures mental, nervous and sexu-
al debility of men and restores lost
manhood. Zano cures mental and sexu-
| al debility of men. Sold by E. Brauch
That whatamaiig on the new engine
house is not solely for ornament as it
will probably be occupied by the fire
chief when the department passes be-
fore him for official inspection.
Sheriff Stout drove through town
Tuesday morning towards Parker,
with load of victims of some sort.
/ We understand they were tramps who
had broken into Caldbeck's s store.
A farmer from Burbank, S. d.. has
been in this vicinity recently buying
up sheep. Says he has a large quantity
| of corn for which he has been offered
| fifty cents bushel. but that he prefers
| to buy sheep and feed for mutton.
Miss Pearl Pier was surprised last
evening at the home of her parents by
a number of her young friends who
Joined her in the celebration of her 18th
birthday anniversary. II was an even
ing of enjoyment, which passed only
too quickly.
During the hail storm last Friday
August johnson, in passing from his
| barn to his house came in contact with
one of those double-dsted hail stones
which occasionally put in their appear
ance. The stone struck on his cheek,
knocking him down and giving him a
severe cut.
| Rev. w. 81. Jordan, presiding elder
of Sioux Falls district will preach at
the NJ. E. church next Sunday evening.
The third quarterly conference will be
/ held Monday morning. This is Elder
Jordan's last year on the district. a
cordial invitation is extended to all to
be present.
DO not neglect to take advantage of
| the offer by which you can get the
Weekly InterOcean free tor one year.
/ Those who renew their subscriptions
| to the Herald and lay down the cash,
as well as all new cash subscribers. are
included in this offer. Sl,50 pays for
both papers.
1t has been SO long since the compost
/ tors in the Herald Office have had an
opportunity to set display ad that
/ they are afraid it will soon become one
OF the "lost arts unless some of our
/ merchants come to life and do little
advertising. Frs. come, first served,
/ and plenty of room for all.
/ The third annual convention OF the
| Womans' Foreign Missionary society
for the Sioux Falls district will be held
in Parker Tuesday, Wednesday and
1 Thursday of next week. An interest
/ ing program has been arranged. and a
| warm welcome Will be extended to all
/ who attend. Sessions will be held In
| the NJ. E. church.
This section was visited by soaking
ram last Friday afternoon. There was
small sprinkling of light hail in town,
| but further east the hail assumed larg-
er proportions, James Bradberry stat
ing that at his farm some fell that
were nearly as large as his fist. For
tunateIy there was no wind with the
storm and no damage. is reported IN
this county.
In Prof. Hicks forecasts for May
/ published in Word and Works, and
! written April 10th. we find the follow
ing: .On, or not many hours either
/ way from the 3rd-the date OF moons
4 perigee-yiolent atmospheric and cleo
trlcal perturbation may be expected.
/ Wind, with rain, hail and thunder
will visit many sections The storms
of last Friday show how near the Pfof.
1 is in his guesses y, and he has several
more storm periods for this month and
| next. These forecasts are also given
in his almanac.
An exchange truthfully remarks:
Every town has its advantages anu
/ should make the most of them, One
man cannot make town. The news
papers cannot do it. But one man OF q
newspaper, with the help OF the VIDE
/ awake men of the place. all pulling to-
! gether can make wide difference IN
4 the place. Every man who succeeds IN
a place is a help to it. The money ne
makes. if he spends it, is all the better
for the community. The larger busi-
nass he holds ND. the more he adYer-