Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-06-13
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Money to loan on lands at Turner
County Bank.
Farmers, get your meals at the Com.
mercial house. only 25 cents.
1t will cost you only 25 cents for a
meal at the Commercial house.
Ayers Sarsaparilla, being a highly
concentrated Alternative. only small
doses are required.
By a communication from H. III
Deyo we learn that ne is now located
at Flora, Carroll Co.. Indiana.
The South Dakota Flremen's tour
nament has been running at Scotland
this week. Hurley's team did not at
tend.
The presence of so many machine
men in town of late would seem to in
dicate that there is to be one of our old
time crops this season.
Call on yonr druggist for afree sam
pie of DR.. Sawyer's Family Cure. After
trying it you will always keep it in
your family. Sold by Emiel Branch.
As usual you will find that cool. re-
freshlng and wholesome drink '.Boss
Lemonade, together with elders. soda
waters and allkinds of fruits at Pioneer
Drug Store.
Miss Neva Lease has the thanks of
the Herald for an artistic program of
the eleventh annual commencem ent
exercises of the state normal school at
Madison, S. d.
Pleasant, safe. harmless, inyigorat-
ing, restoring, healing and curative, is
what ladies will find DR.. Sawyer's Pas
titles are. Try sample package. Sold
by Emiel Brauch.
Recording good rains is getting to be
somewhat monotonons, but that fine
one of Sunday morning has to be enoted.
The various estimates place the rain
fall at from one to two inches.
From the Beresford News we learn
that DR.. Sheehan has decided to move
to that place from Cenrerville. This
Will cause a vacancy in the office Of
county physician for the south half OF
Turner county.
"Coin's Financial SchooI'' is taking
the country by storm, and can be OBJ
tained at the Herald Office for 25 cents
regular price Soc or will be given to
all cash in advance subscribers to
Herald. See ad.
Justice Aliens court was taken up
Saturday with case wherein Edw.
Breier sought to recover possession of
set of scales that we're in the hands
of Il. N. Cofield. After listening to
the evidence the judge decided that
Mr.. Breir was entitled to the property.
1t is said that certain pound-master
south of Swan Lake refused to deliver
up stock to the eowner thereof; although
said owner rendered the cash for costs
and for the damages claimed by the
parties who took up the stock. The
demand was made in the evening, and
by keeping the stock over night the
officer reaped an additional benefit of
$3.50 on the 18 head imprisoned.
A "little" boys composition on girls.
he says: "Girls are the only folks that
get to have their own way every time.
Girls is of several thousand kinds, and
sometimes one girl can be like several
thousand girls If she wants to do any
thing. They are also like kittens; they
go singing and purring about until you
stroke them the wrong way, and then
they get mad. This is all know
about girls, and pa says the less | know
about them the better off l am. ."-Ex.
Yankton Press: Words too strong
cannot be used in describing present
crop conditions. Farmers say wheat
has not promised as well at this season
for twenty years. The cold weather we
growled about last month gave it
strong root and numerous stalks, while
the frosts nipped the Russian thistles
and gave the wheat good start. Other
small grain and corn and potatoes are
coming on magnifcently. Farmers
are talking about thirty and forty
bushels of wheat to the acre.
The editor of an exchange has been
attempting to ride fiery and untamed
bicycle, and thus relates his experience:
"These bladder-wheeled bicycles are
d1abolical devices of the Demon of
Darkness. They are contrivances to
trap the unwary and skin the nose of
the innocent. They are full of guile
and deceit. When you think you have
broken one to ride and have subdued
its wild and satanic nature, behold, it
bucketh you off in the road and tareth
a great hole in your pants! Look not
upon the bicycle when it bloweth upon
its wheels, for at last it bucketh like
a broncho and hurteth you like thun-
der! Who hath skinned legs? Who
hath ripped breeches? Who hath
bloody noses2 Those who daily long
with diabolical bicycle
Miss Maude Lenora Thielman and
Morris III, Leitner were married at the
home OF the bride in Parker last We'd
nesday evening. Speaking of the
affair the Parker Press says: "Both of
the young people are well and favor
ably known in Parker, the bride hay-
ing lived here since her earliest years
and the groom for some time. He
came from the school he is teaching at
the Yankton agency Wednesday and
the marriage ceremony was performed
in the evening. The house was beautl-
fully decorated with roses and smylax
and the bride was lovely in an elegant
brown silk and white net, and carried
a beautiful boquet of brides roses pres
ented by +. C. Fanforth. Mr.. Thiel-
man gave the bride away and little
Jessie Goodykootz acted as bridesmaid.
Only a few old time friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thielman were invited. The