Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-05-30
LOCAL MENTION.
Oracle Skinner is quite sick.
Public school closes this week.

/ mousse anu get Il SOOQ meal 1Or 20 cents.
The school house is greatly improved
in appearance by the generous use of
paint.
Bessie and Ted Robertson now join
the cyclers with their fine Columbia
wheel.
Service in the Episcopal church on
next Sunday at 3:3u p. m, Ali cordial
ly invited.
Steamship tickets are cheap now,.
send for your friends across the sea.
Aliens Agency
For rent-The Swan farm 9 miles
north of Hurley, Speak quick if you
want it. Aliens Agency.
Insure your farm property, we will
take your note due next fall-best COM
panies-low rates. Aliens Agency.
The Herald reporter neglected last
week to state that E. Brauch had got a
new dog-a genuine English setter, he
says.
Parker Democrat: The ministers of
| Parker have formed an alliance and
will hold weekly meetings in the IN
terests of their churches.
| In Justice Vaughans s court, Tuesday,
| Ole Blekke was fined $40 and costs for
assault. This case came out OF the
Turner township survey troubles.
| Fayette County, Tennessee Sweet
potatoes and al kinds of fruit. DO
| you want to go there? Wecan put you
onto a snapif 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
G.. j. Bach's household IS rejoicing
this week over the advent Of a young
| female who has come to reside therein.
The occurrence took place Wednesday,
May 80.
We shall send in our, list of Inter
Ocean subscribers tomorrow, and it
may be your last opportunity to get
that paper free, SO you bad better come
in and pay up.
The parties who went to Wall lake
Saturday returned Sunday with quite
string of fish. No hook marks were
visible on the ones our reporter ex-
amined, however.
Ii l.. e. Horton gives you a sllcker
shave than usual this week it is all on
account of the pride he feels for that
young son who arrived at his home
last Sunday, May 26.
If you want to learn all about the
creamery, dairy. feeding, ETC., as ap-
piled in the Dakotas, subscribe for the
Dakota Farmer, Aberdeen. S. d. Sub
scriptlons received at this Office,
The members of the hook and ladder
team are hereby reminded that the
regular monthly meeting will be held
at the truck house next next Wednes-
day evening, June 5, at s o'clock.
a Herald reporter was told that
some of the Turner county parties who
went to Missouri last year are now
living on corn meal diet, with moth
ing to do, and that gunny sacks are
used for clothing material.
The annual meeting of the state
| medical society convenes at Parker
June IL, remaining in session two days.
An extensive program has been pre-
pared, and no doubt many outside the
profession will be interested in listen
ing to the various papers and the de
bates thereon.
Just received at Mrs. Robinson's, a
beautiful line of laces, suitable for dress
trimmings from 15cts. to 35cts. per yd.
Also line of swibel silks for ladies and
ch1ldren's waists at Scots. to 55cts. per
yard, and all millinery goods 10 per
cent off for cash from now on. A full
line of corset waists tor ladies, misses
and children. Eggs take same as cash.
a goodly portion of the citizens OF
Turner township are in this week at
tending court, either as principals or
witness. The survey matter is, pre-
haps, good thing for the lawyers, but
! 1t would be much better if it could be
settled without creating so much feel
ing between the parties interested. vi
the fifteen parties arrested for riot,
twelve waived examination and gave
bonds and three have gone to trial be-
fore Justice Vaughan; w. Y. Quigley
for prosecution and H. IL. Keith for
defense.
An exchange rises to remark that
there are events occurring IN every
community, which, If reported IN
newspaper. would create commotion
little dreamed of. What to report ana
what not to report often perplexes the
local editor. He is often unjustly accus-
ed of cowardise and favoritism. when
all all the time he is looking toward
the good reputation of the town where
his lot is cast. The local editor from
necessity almost constantly f1nos hllh-
self between two fires, and whenever
| way he turns he is sure to be unJustly
treated. This is one of the pleasures
OF the newspaper business.
The Parker Democrat of last week
contained notice of a sociable to DC
hold at the residence of w. s. Branch,
AT which strawberries with Jersey
cream would be served. Now the
Herald claims credit for the fact that
.iersey'' cream was used, and II nap
nened in this way: Prof. omleh ~
serted in the Herald alocal advertising
. ..,ersey" COW for sale. G. ). Conklln'
who is a subscriber. happened INTO WI.
! Rranch's store with said paper IN MS
hand. and Mr.. b. being desirous u
knowing what was going on down
this way borrowed said paper. Inc
first item that his eyes rested upon
was said local of Prof. Smiths ana as
J, rosu,t Mr. Rranch now owns a Jei-