Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-04-25
LOCAL MENTION.
Best grade of Tycoon tea at Fergu-

Pay your building and loan dues this
week.
Pieplant is the native fruit now in
season.
Mems arctics sl.l5 and s1.25 at Ho-
gan's old stand.
a number of trees have been set out
in Hurley this spring.
An invoice Of fruit trees arrived Sat-
urday for the farmers.
Grass on the prairies this season is
far in advance of most years.
For rent-The Swan farm 2 miles
} north of Hurley. Speak quick if you
want it. Aliens Agency.
q Work has been commenced on the
building which IS to be headquarters
for the Hurley fire department.
Insureyour farm property, we will
4 take your note due next fall-best COM
panies-low rates. Aliens Agency.
| The Sioux Falls base bali battery,
AAShdSoy anu ASAISdl1iCL, VIII pay MlGu
the Cherokee, Iowa club this summer.
| Commencing May lst, l will sell
meat for cash or produce only This
means Just what it says. G. G. Skin
ner.
/ BE sure and supply your toilet with a
bottle of Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t keeps
the hair soft and glossy, and the scalp
cool and clean.
Rev. Kaye went to Elk Point Mon
day to attend the seml-annual meeting
of the ministerial association for the
Sioux Falls district.
Hurley Odd Fellows and theirfriends
will celebrate the Is anniversary of
/ the order in America by a social dance
and supper tomorrow evening.
O. c. Stuart was elected school treas
urer at Chamberlain ut last weeks
election, receiving l40 votes while his
| democratic opponent received ll8
Call on yonr druggist for a free sam
pie of DIR. Sawyer's Family Cure. After
trying it you will always keep it in
your family. Sold by Emiel Brauch.
Fayette County, Tennessee! Sweet
potatoes and al kinds of fruit. DO
you want to go there? We can put you
onto a snap if 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
When in need of job work or printed
stationery remember that the Herald |
stocks to be found in the county, and |
that prices are low while the quality of |
stock used is of the best.
The Herald reporter neglected last |
week to include the name of j. III. |
Farnsworth among those who had re-
Gently "got wheels" mot in their head)
upon which to accelerate their move
ments as they speed through this life.
The deputy state surveyor is still at
work replacing the section corners III
Turner township. If the settlers in
recently surveyed portions OF the state
are wise they will place substantial
marks of some kind at all corners
located by the government surveyors.
Mr. Peter Fielder. from near Sal em,
passed through town Monday with
seven wagons, % horses and Il quantity
of machinery bound for point near
Salix, Iowa, where he will put in an
extensive corn field. Mr.. Fielder has
his small grain sown on his McCook
county farm. and proposes to double
up his crops this year. He is desery-
ing of success.
There was school election in Salem
last week, and the Special insinuates
that number of girls who had not yet
reached the age of 2l years were in
duced to go to the polls and cast their
ballots, and now there is talk of a con-
test. Every pupil in the schools should
be thoroughly taught the requirements
necessary before they can have the
right of ballot.
Lennox Independent: A new and eff
fectiye way of working temperance re-
form occurred IN place not very far
away recently. a wife walked into a
saloon where she knew her husband
was and loudly asked him what he
would have. When she called for
beer and put the glass to her lips he
wilted and was ready in moment to
accompany her home. He has sworn
off.
Not long since the editor of this pa
per was in the store of one of Hurley's
progressive merchants, and surmising
from the movements of said merchant
while he WIS writing letter that some
family was to have Il new carpet, the
editor made known his surprise that
anyone could buy new carpet these
times, when the merchant replied:
THAT carpet is for farmer, and he
has large family to provide for, and
the carpet IS purchased with egg
money left after purchasing family
If one farmer can do that,
they all can. and the ones that think it
is not worth while to bother with hens
are the ones that are most frequently
hard up and have unpaid store bills.
MIR. E. Rogers, living about eight /.
miles northwest of Hurley, called at
the Herald office Monday and said that
be wished to say word in regard to
the stories being circulated by the pro-
prietors of the Parker mill and others
regarding the flour beng made by the ,
Hurley mill. He says that the flour
now being made in Hurley is as good
as any he ever got from the Parker
mill, and that the flour which he pur- !,
chased at Hurley for hog feed, which
was made while the mill was being
regulated, made as good bread as some .
Of the flour which he has had from the
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