Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-04-25
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Coin only 25c at Herald office.

Oolu Oily SOc dt f1eFaiu ONCE.
We need rain--ands need it badly.
The Herald commences Vol. l3 thi
/ week.
/ Best line of stationery at Pionee
drug store.
A span of young mules for sale cheaj
by 3. =. Berry.
| The incest line of confectionery a
| Pioneer drug store.
w. III. Robertson has been on tn,
grip list this week.
Fifty cent packages of .Coin' at the
Herald office for %! cents.
Farmers are all busy IN the field.
where the corn is to grow.
A fnll-biood Jersey COW and calf fol
sale. Apply at Herald office.
Farm loans continued to be made al
Turner County Bank No delay.
Great snap in mems boots, and Ger.
man socks, at Hogan's old stand.
Mercury was up around the so degree
notch yesterday and the day before.
Mrs. FL. P.SScott, living three miles
east of town, is reported as being sick
Mrs. II. S. Graves has continued tc
gain in strength during the past week
z. S. Jensen of Irene has made an
assignment for the benefit of his credi-
tors.
No better remedy for gray hair has
been discovered than Halls Hair Re-
newer.
Physicians consider Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla the most reliable blood medicine
ever discovered.
Steamship tickets are cheap now,
send for your friends across the sea.
Aliens Agency.
Editor Wass of the Centreville Jour-
nal was elected alderman at the city
election last week.
Mrs Z. o. Davis has been quite sick
with lung fever, but is now reported
as being much better.
Those who attended the social at the
residence of e. NJ. Pier Tuesday even
ing report a very enjoyable time.
w G. 7. U. will meet with Mrs. NJ.
$. Robinson Saturday at 8 p. m. All
requested to be present.
John McGrigor was in town Satur.
day last for the first time since he was
taken sick, some three months ago.
Jos. Allen was in Turner township
taking evidence for Survey
or Van Antwerp regarding location of
certain government corners.
b. r. Towsley, who occupies e. e.
BerrY's residence IN the southern part
of town traveles for the Baker Medi-
cine Co. in Turner and Lincoln coun-
ties.
The Senner family, who have lived
during the past winter IN ,Junla Sar-
gents house near the Presbyterian
church, moved to Il farm near Marion
There is to be a grand dance and eel
ebratlon at Dania Hall, Spring Valley,
Saturday evening in. celebration of the
Third anniversary of the organization
of the society.
Mr.. Rogers of Norway township is
putting in 520 acres of crops this year.
He has $40 acres in small grain aud
will have l50 acres OF corn planted by
Saturday night.
Pleasant, safe. harmless, invigorat-
ng. restoring, healing and curative, is
what ladies will find DR.. Sawyer's Pas
lilies are. Try a sample package. Sold
,y Emiel Brauch.
Redfeld Journal: The many friends
# IL. L. Loucks, the veteran popullst
editor, Will be pleased to learn that he
las moved back on his farm in Deuel.
county, near Clear Lake. The Gary
inter- State pays the following high
to Mr.. Loucks: How
,yer we may disagree with Mr.. Louck's
political views, every acquaintance
must concede him to be a model neigh
JOE whose impulses are always for
,ood. His great sympathies for the
distressed have made him Il good angel
n thousands of dreary homes, and his
energy and ability have
yon for him a national reputation"
A circular received from the state
agricultural college at Brookings an
lounces that durlng the summer term.
which commences May 13 and ends
Aug. l, a special dairy school will be
Ield where men and women will be
aught how to make good butter and
heese by the best approved methods
he tuition for the term is only 81 and |
oard and lodging can be secured at
rom $3.50 to $3.50 per week. This is
golden opportunity for those who
iish to fit themselve for successfully |
arrylng on this line of business, which /
destined to he one of the leading in |
ustries of the state, and they should /
1rite for full particulars tn Lewis Nc I
.outh, president, Brookings. 5. ID.
An exchange gives an account of IL
urlouS Yankee who lost his life In Il I
ocular manner, all IN search OF knoWl I
dge. He had heard of the difference
j values as between an American and (
1exican silver dollar, and to test the
ruth went to Me Mexico, just over. but
ute near the American line, entered
dram shop and called for ard received
glass of whiskey, the price of which
yas fifteen cents, for which he tend
red in payment a Mexican dollar.
he bartender handed back to him as
hange an American dollar, the value
{ which in Mexico is but eighty-fve
ants. The Yankee crossed the line
ack into the United States, entered
ram shop, called for a glass of liquor,
'hich was the same price, handed over
le American dollar in payment and
back Mexican dollar He