Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-04-04
Seeding is being pushed
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! sCoin" only 25c at Herald Office.
The county seed grain is nearly all
out.
House cleaning time is rapidly ap.
preaching.
Best line of stationery at Pioneer
drug store.
/ A span of young mules for sale cheap
by q. +. Berry
The best sleighing of the year was on
the Ist OF April.
The incest line of confectionery at
Pioneer drug store.
The farmers came to town Monday
wreathed in smiles.
John returns from his voyage over
the sea. Sequel April IL.
A full-blood Jersey COW and calf for
sale. Apply at Herald Office.
Great snap in mems boots. and Ger
man socks, at Hogan's Old stand.
The price OF hogs and fat cattle.
especially the latter, is steadily going
upward.
Rev. III. T. Carson will preach at
Presbyterian church next Sunday at
usual hour.
The demo-pop fusionists got away
with most of the city ticket in Yank-
ton Monday,
The Sioux Indians say there will be
heap big water" in the Missouri river
this summer.
Steamship tickets are cheap now,
send for your friends across the sea.
Aliens Agency.
II wonder why l do not care for the
things that are like the things that
were April IL.
Mail is being weighed on the rail
roads preparatory to making contracts
for carrying the same.
Minnie and Edith Rundell. daughters
of John Rundell have been quite sick
for the past few weeks.
IL. S. Woolley of Sioux City was do
ing business in town Tuesday for the
Mulford & Woolley Shirt Co.
Insure your farm property, we will
take your note due next fall-best COM
panies-low rates. Aliens Agency.
The store of jacobson s. Thrane, at
Wakonda, was broken into Monday
night and about $3.50 worth of goods
stolen.
Pure Early Ohio Snow Flake and
Hebron potatoes; also Golden Millet
and seed corn for sale by E. Neal, Mel
lette, S. D.
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.
The Argus-Leader says that a new
Catholic church is being built at Davis.
Wonder what they are intending to do
with the old one.
Tomorrow being the 1st Friday of
the month there will be sacred heart
services in the Catholic church here
commencing at 9 a. m.
Rev. Sheehan held services at Mont
rose Sunday last. He reports fine rain
Saturday night and Sunday, and says
there is great rejoicing thereat.
Do not waste postage by sending to
the agricultural college at Brookings
for free garden. seeds, for Pres. Nc
Louth says he has none for distribu-
tiOn.
In the hay case before Justice Allen
last Thursday. the defendant, Elce, was
found guilty aud fined $40 and costs,
amounting to S32.4O. An appeal was
taken.
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 Brauch.
The flag was raised on the school
house yesterday. and the pupils sung
"Amerlca" in commemoratlon of the
S7th birthday anniversary of its author,
Rev. Samuel f. Smith.
Charlie Sanborn came to town Tues
day morning and reported that at least
$50 geese were feeding IN the wheat
stubble on Neal Dryers farm south of
town. Wonder if they were fat.
The Bank OF Hurley held its annual
meeting Tuesday evening and re-elect-
ed the old officers. A dividend OF oR
per cent was declared and the full
amount of capital 0,0OO-paid in.
A card received from A. w. Harper
states that he is located" at perman-
ent quarters in Valparaiso. He writes
that it rained hard in Chicago all day
Sunday, and is laboring under the mis-
taken idea that there was no rain in
this vicinity.
Have you been to Mrs. Robinson's to
see her stock of new millinery and
fancy goods? If you haven't now is
the time as she has very pretty line.
Also the Chicago waists for ladies and
misses which she will keep in stock
from now on; also kid gloves. lace mlts,
etc. Come and see.
Redfeld Journal-Observer: One OF
our read ers, grand good man, by the
way, called the other day and present
ed the following contribution tor pub
LEGATION: "agood crop this year must
not be taken as evidence of sufficient
repentance for all the meanness of the
past, IN the home, in trade. and IN
electing legislature that returned
Pettigrew to the Senate. On the other
hand past crop failures ought not to De
attributed to the wickedness of the
people, however great that may be.
God does not settle his account with
us in wheat given or wheat withheld.
Our Savior expressly cautioned against
4r;nr to rood iud0nmpntS in DrOyiden-