Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-02-21
LOCAL MENTION.
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Mems asctics sl.l5 and sl.25 at Ho-
Ran's old stand.

4 Mems arctics $1.l5 and $l.25 at Ho
i gan's old stand.
The price OF kerosene oil has alread
begun to advance.
| The incest line of confectionery a
Pioneer drug store.
| The northwest wind shook up th,
dust again yesterday.
The Jim river is said to be frozen tt
the bottom in many places in Yanktor
county.
G. II. Goddard was at Center Poin
yesterday looking after the interest O
clients.
Mrs. G. j. Bach. who has been quit,
sick with an attack of the grip is slow
ly recovering.
Bishop Hare preached to large con
gregation at the M. E. church last Sun
day evening.
The well at the Turner County Bank
corner is 23 feet deep and contains Is
feet of water.
| The late term of court was not only
the shortest ever held in the county
| but also the "sickest.'
Tuesday was one OF those days which
makes you think that it will soon be
time to begin spring work.
G. G. Skinner got out last SATURDAY
for the first time in two weeks. He is
now gradually gaining strength.
Parties having real estate or person.
al property for sale or to trade should
list it with j. T. Hogan, in Hanson
building.
During Sundays wind, II. W. Mills
wind mill got away. and caused con-
siderable damage to machinery before
it could be stopped.
L. j. Hill brought suit against g.
Wedel before Judge Vaughan, Tues
day, on account, and was given judg-
ment for amount claimed.
DR., SawYer's family cure cures stom-
ach trouble. DR.. Sawyer's family cure
! cures liver complaints, cures kidney
difficulty. Sold by Z. Brauch.
Zano cures mental and nervous
debility. A trial will prove It Zano
cures nervousness. Zano cures nerv.
BUSINESS. Zano cures. Sold by Emiel
Brauch.
j. I. Hogan has concluded to embark
in the real estate business, and his
knowledge of the people and lands of
the county gives him good opportuni-
ty to make deals.
Friday and Saturday were nice days,
but Sunday morning the wind veered
to the northwest, and the air was filled
with flying dust and a small mixture
of snow during the day.
"Coin's Financial School" is taking
the country by storm, and can be OBJ
tained at the Herald Office for 25 cents
Irregular price Soc or will be given to
all cash in advance subscribers to
Herald. See d.
A western editor has invented an in
fernal machine which he places in an
envelope and sends it to those who ire
fuse" the paper after taking it without
paying for it. The machine explodes
and kills the whole family, and frag-
ments that fall in the yard kills the
dog.
There has been posted in the Hurley
postoflice an announcement which is
attracting the notice of nearly all
visitors. it being an official notice in
regard to incomes and the government
tax on the same. You had better look
the matter up, so not to be a law
breaker.
Do not neglect to take advantage of
the offer by which you can get the
Weekly Inter-Ocean 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. $3.50 pays for
both papers.
From rumors which come floating
down from the county seat 1t looks as
though certain paries proposed to have
sufficient wheat to carry them through
another season regardles of what the
crop of 1895 might be. The commls
sioners, however, sat down pretty hard
on some OF the applicants.
The fruit tree warehouse Of ID. H.
Gurney s. Son, at Yankton. was des-
troyed by fire last Saturday night. A
large amount Of nursery stock was al
so destroyed. The fire is supposed to
have been of incendiary origin. This
fire defaces one of Yankton's old land
marks-the Carl G. 2. Meyer chalk
stone house.
Our old soldier readers will be glad
to learn that General Lawler of the
national encampment will be present
at the state encampment to be held at
Pierre next June. An elaborate and
interesting program is being prepared.
The railroads have granted half fare
and the hotels rate of ST day. The
people of Pierre have arranged to en-
tertain elaborately the vets. and their
friends.
Martin Christensen has bills out for
an extensive auction sale Of personal
property, which will take place at his
farm southwest of Swan Lake, Friday,
March 1. Mr., Christensen has rented
his farm and will move to Atlantic,
Iowa. about the middle Of March,
where he will engage in the general
merchandise business. The many
friends of Mr.. c. and family regret
their departure from the county. and
hope that prosperity may be with them
in their new home.
Attorney Brown, of chamberlain
tells the Register, good one on tne
legal fraternity. Itseems that an lndl-
an after paying certain attorney MS
fees. asked for a receipt. when tne
a