Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1885-03-26
MOSES
Marion Brcvities.


w II. Buchanan was doing business
in town the other day.
Miss Eva Poole of Chamberlain is
visiting with Miss May Sexton.
Solon Bevins of Freeman passed
through here on Tuesday for an extern
ded visit in Illinois.
| Miss Mamie Byrne left for her home
| in Faulk county on Tuesday. She
taught the Beaver school during the
winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hammit, of Bridge
water, are visiting with DR.. and Mrs.
Seifert. Mr.. H. and the DR.. made a trip
to Freeman on Wednesday.
The r.. r. Co. are shipping the ties
that have been piled here, during the
winter, all along the line, to be used
for repairing the track.
There IS about 200 acres of wheat
sown in a radius of or miles around
Marion, but this cold snap has put
stop to the seeding for few days.
Quite number of the G. A. r. passed
through here on Saturday, on their way
back from Huron where they had been
attending the Old Soldiers reunion.
j. A. Young made visit to Clear
Lake, Iowa, the first Of the week and
returned on Tuesday accompanied by
his brother who will remain some
time.
There was a dance in the Hall on
Monday night in honor OF Frank Cot
ton who just returned from trip to
Florida and New Orleans. They had u
splendid time.
Our school has closed for the winter
term. The primary department taught
by Miss Katie Byrne closed some time
ago, but the Garmmer school taught by
DR.. Seifert closed on Friday last. The
Spring term will begin soon.
Rev. S. j. uarmcling returned from
, Kansas on Monday where he has been
for some time doing missionary work.
He says that everything there is green,
!, the winter wheat being up about five
T inches and growing nicely. He thinks
of going back there soon again.
John Evans has taken charge of the
Summit House, Mr.. Cheney having
. vamoosed the rancho" and left FOL
: parts unknown. The change is a good
one as Mr.. II. is first class landlord
and guests can rest assured that they
| ~ Of Al
:, accommodation.
Rev. NIr. Hill delivered very in
teresting bible lecture, in the Prsby
$. terrain church, on Tuesday evening
n He had life size paintings illustrating
the themes of his lecture. The subjec
# was the parable Of the talents. There
r was a crowded house and every bob,
d was well pleased.
4 cident the other day, While engaged
9 with her household dutie. and passln:
,s through the Kitchen she steppe
through the open cellar door ana ieti
:, the bottom, dislocating her knee an
- recurring other injuries. She is hoN
= doing as well as could De expected.
- MARCH II, 1885.
o. "HUTzEI4."
ST Geo. II. Montgomery appears befo1
10 the public this week as hardwal
,c merchant, having purchased the Vii
II ton & Lopin stock, to which he wi
add such goods us are necessary
make it one of the complete stocl
Is, of the kind in southern Dakota. NJ
IS; Wm. Conklin VIII be found at the sto
ne at all times, anxious to supply tt
~. wants of his many friends.
The farmers of Turner county held
i'll meeting at the Benedict school hous
Vt northwest OF Hurley, ON Wednesd;
G evening of this week, to take ste
mo- toward uniting on the cream questio
m. considerable dissatisfaction prevailil
on this subject. They organiz
and appointed as delegates to canva
~ this question: } |. Nj. Roper, a. w. Bac
~ j. NJ. Lease, A. A. Powers, L. III. Fa
Louis Peterson, ID. +. Benedict, w
~ Griffith, &. Shepherdson, Soren j. Ere
- erickson, w. A. Sellers. 1t Is intend
to hold meeting at each school hot
or in the county prior to next Wednesd
ice evening, at which time the delega
M, from the different districts will meet
ry- the Benedict school house and repo
my when a line of action will be agrt
ore upon.
The banner post of the q. A. r.,
10 E. S. McCook, and Ladies Relief Co
ork had one Of the most entertaining soci
any of the season at their elegant hall. l
can Saturday evening. Speeches were mi
Oh by Messrs. Elliot, Goddard, Gort'
OF Near, Harrlgle, Robinson, Dibble .
Mrs. Near and Robinson. Capt. Lu
lrty VIII be here at the next open meet
we of the Post and Ladies Corps, the tn
off Saturday in April. 1t will pay gran
,ere to hear him sing one of his old ar
MI songs or make a speech. Commit
,ery on Programme: Messrs Near. Cor
! in and Dlbble. Committee on Recepti
was Mrs. o. q. Alderman, Mrs. Bfauch, I
Mrs. n. S. Robinson.