Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-06-25
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Where are you going the 4th?

j. WillardseE's house is now ready
for occupation.
Julius johnson is repairing and en-
larging his dwelling.
The Lutherans of this place are
building parsonage.
j. Holgersen is building an addition
to his dwelling house.
Miss Hannah Sorensen and Thllde
Jensen are home from Parker.
Mrs. Chas. Nelson is very sick; she
has been confined to the bed the last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Christophersen were
made happy last Thursday over the
arrival of baby boy. Mother and
child doing well.
A complete stock of drugs and fix
lures, well located. for sale, or will
trade for real estate. Enquire at
Herald Office or of Geo. H. Montgomery
Hurley.
If you want to see a nice cornfield,
go and see j. =. Nelson's 60 acres: they
are covered with as good looking corn
as we have seen this year, and you will
have to put on your specs If you want
to find weed.
The storm last Saturday afternoon
left some track behind here. j. Han
sens barn was blown down and the
roof is using mother earth for rafters.
N. c. Petersen's machine shed was
turned over, so was Nelson Kiers, the
Lutheran parsonage was partly raised
but was blown down again. Nelson's
barn was also injured.
In the Valley are an abundance of
springs, and the largest spring is known
as cole" and from said spring
gushes out many substances, such as
imaginary o. S. r. and false accusa-
tions of dishonesty. If the mist there
is hanging over the top of the spring
could be cleared away we feel sure that
1t would run over with good and re-
freshing water.
Died: The 18th day of June, little
Charlie Willardsen, only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Willardsen. He was buried in
the Baptest burial ground Sunday
afternoon. For SIX months the boy
had endured lmmeasurable suffering,
gradually losing the movement of his
limbs. His disease has puzzled and
baffled our physicians, who tried in
vain to lessen his pain. He early lost
his hearing, and his mind was mostly
wandering. Charley was between s
and years old. The parents have the
heartfelt sympathy of all in this com
munity. A girl is yet left for them
to console their grief over their only
; son.
L. b. OF p.
Principles of the Dakota w. c. 7. U.
We believe that the strong founda
tions of the temperance reform are:
l. Education in the principles o
beredity and hygiene relating to th
developing of the appetite for strons
drink.
2. Scientific instruction in the rea
sons why such drinks should not b
used by the individual.
3. Legal prohibition of their manu-
facture and sale.
4. The ballot for women as weapon
of defense against the saloon. We ar
2 .,1f h1xr0 70 off h q
high, or low, and the unholy alliance b
which license money is used for schoo
e purposes in this territory.
d CONSTITUTION FOR A LOCAL w. c. II. |
ARTICLE 1.-NAME.-This organic;
ton shall be known as the w. c. T [
9 ;, auxiliary to the w. G. L. [
: of the territory of Dakota.
ARTICLE 2.-OBJECT- The object c
this Union shall be to educate publ
/ sentiment up to standard of total al
~ stinance, train the young, save the I'M
< briate and secure the legal prohibitio
and Punishment of the liquor traffic.
l. ARTIcLE3 .-MEsIBERsHIP.-A WI
llldll llldN ii lliCiIoCI bf oiShlll
h the constitution .pledging herself to {
t. all in her power for the advancemeI
IS of the temperance cause and the pa
ID plent of....... per year into IL
,e treasury. She shall also sign tt
,e following:
PLEDGE.
We the undersigned for our own good and t
n good of the world in which we live do here
~ Almighty God that We will not buy, sell. nor u
q Alcoholic, or, Malt beverage. Wine, or Cid
. included.
III Gentlemen may become honora
= members by the payment of so cents,
ARTICLE OFFICERS office
r, of this society shall be a president, vi
ne presidents one from each church, VIII
IN practicable, corresponding secretal
IL recording secretary and treasurer, WI
ne shall w.tl the superintendent of t
$, literature department constitute an e
ecutlve committee.
on The duties of the officers are t
es same us those of similar societies.
ar TURNEH COUNTY UNION.
90 Prcsident--Mrs +. Smith, Parker.
Corresponding secretary--Nlrs. Emma d. [
oe ton, Gentrcyillc.
eel PARKER UNION.
Presdent-Mrs. f. B. Smith; secretary-Nl
S. q. Phillips.
on HURLEY UNION.
lal President-Mrs. NJ. c. Montgomery; corr
..s pondng secretary-Niiis. Jessie L. Judson.
MARION UNION.
VI President-Mrs. C. w. Sidnlan; secretar
IN, Mrs. sc. Murray.
lie. CESTREvILLE UNION.
;ts President-Mrs. A. C. Putnam; correspond
:, secretary--Mrs. H. T. Sweet.
NORWAY UNION.
iio Prcsident-Mrs James T. Cotton; correspc
ing secretary--Miss. II. L. Benedict.
IN BREMFR UNION.
President Mrs Henry Harmon; correspc