Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-06-20
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line OF picture moulding and is now
prepared to make all kinds of picture
frames on short notice.
Cali on yonr druggist for free sam
pie of DR.. Sawyer's Family Cure. After
trying it you will always keep it in
your family. Sold by Emiei Branch.
As usual you will end that cool, re-
freshlng and wholesome drink "Boss
Lemonade" together with elders, soda
waters and all kinds of fruitsat Pioneer
Drug Store.
The Herald wants correspondent in
every township in the county. These
neighborhood items cause a feeling of
interest between the different localities
and are of benefit to all.
"Coin's Financial School, is taking
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best.outside of the state.
Don't fail to see the magnificent dis
play of Hirayama Japanese day fire.
works, baseball tournament, racing of
all kinds, comic sports, electric torch
light procession, ETC., ETC., at the cele-
bratlon in Parker on July 4th.
County Treasurer Berry has received
from the state treasurer in the semi
annual apportionment of the school
land fund, for school purposes, S3,9S2.
The county,s share of the permanent
school fund, to be loaned on farms, is
about $500.
Only twenty votes were cast at the
school election Tuesday, Peter Allen
receiving l9 for chairman and G. j..
Bach l. j. NJ. Wray received the total
vote for clerk. Guess we will have to
have vote on making Hurley an IN
dependent district, and see if the voters
will not get out.
Hampton Record: A little girl here
in town, whose father is a commercial
traveller, was overheard by her mother
talking to her pet kitten. kitty" she
said, Il like you real well. You're a
nice kitty. And l like your mamma,
too. She's real nice kitty. But your
papa-well, don't know him. Isrec's
he must be a travelling man!'
While newspaper may print col
umn after column eulogistic of the
town, its very bright sayings will be
received with a grain Of doubt if its
advertising columns do not bear an im-
preston of enterprise. A newspaper
to be of real benefit to the city IN the
way of attracting investors must be
the joint production of the publisher
and the local business men.
Sioux Falls Argus: The Argus
Leader has been asked to explain why
it is that this year no potato bugs are
in sight. A well known entomologist
in an interesting article IN the Market
Garden in discussing this question de-
clares thatln cool and wetseason the
potato bug can not propagate. The
eggs deposited either do not hatch or.
if they do the young pests are chilled
to death before they reach the age OF
destructiveness. No potato bugs are
in sight this year, a fact dle no doubt
to the excessive rainfall and the low
temperature.
A Minneapolis Journal correspon-
dent speaks thus kindly OF some Old
Dakota faces which have disappeared
from public gaze in this state: q. ID.
Scott of populist and alliance fame has
purchased a tract of land and will en-
gage in fruit growing and agriculture
in Mississippi. Wardall is interested
in Taxas railway scheme; Cooley is
working life insurance concern IN To-
peka, Kansas; Crosse is in Chicago; the
.Hand County Cyclone" has passed out
of sight; Goodfellow is almost forgot
ten. Loucks has retired to his farm,
and Kyle is trembling in the political
balance, hoping political lightning
will strike him-but it won't.
The following truthful words are
from the Odebolt Chronicle: Its no
use to sell cheap unless you advertise
the fact. Let us suppose that there
has been drop in the price OF any
staple. Every merchant in the town
NAV have reduced the retail price OF
the article, yet only one or two adver-
tise the reduction. 1t follows that the
dealers who advertise will get the BULK
of the trade. When the people who
have been paying a certain price Tor
goods, read the advertisement OF a
merchant quoting lower figures, they
do not inquire at other stores for prices;
they go straight to the merchant who
had the foresight to quote them reduc-
ed prices through the newspaper.
Beresford News: A camp meeting
for the Sioux Falls district of the South
Dakota conference of the Free Metho-
dist church Is to be held in the large
box elder grove located on the Bartlett
Minot farm northwest of Beresford,
and eight miles east of Centeryille, on
July 5th to 14th inclusive. The usual
accommodation furnished tent hold
ers. Parties coming by railroad can
come on the Chicago & Northwestern
for one and one-half fare for round
trip ticket from any station on said
road in South Dakota. Persons from
east stop at Beresford, and from the
west at Centeryille, and informing