Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-07-22
NJ. e. Camp Meeting.

Ihe ilrst camp meeting held in this
immediate vicinity convened last Thurs
day evening, and continued its labors
until Tuesday morning. The attend
ance from Turner and adjacent coun-
ties was qulteiarge, and all appeared to
enjoy the meetings, which were under
the supervision of Rev. Hartshough,
assisted by Revs. l. A. Sparks, Hurley;
Rifeinbark, Lennox; Jenkins, Parker;
Hutchinson, Vermillion; Worth. Iowa;
Corwin, Centreville; Norville, Beres-
ford, and Carson. Alcester.
There were, besides the tabernacle
tent, IA tents on the grounds, averag-
ing at least two families to the tent.
Sunday morning a Love Feast was
held, which was participated in by lO4
persons, who gave testimony. which
was followed by a sermon from Rev.
Hartshough, presiding elder. Nearly
100 COMMITMENTS took part ut the
sacramental service. 1t is estimated
there were at least 600 people on the
grounds Sunday.
The parties in charge express great
satisfaction over the result Of the meet
ing, feeling that much good has been.
done and the foundation laid for future
work, and wish to return thanks to the
people of Hurley and vicinity for their
attendance and the courteous treat
ment received. They also wish to re-
turn thanks to the young men for
their gentlemanly conduct throughout
the meeting.
Personal.
Huron Democrat: Hurley's popular
nursery man, o. G. Alderman is in the
city.
Attorney Goddard visited Vermillion
on business last Friday, returning Mon
day morning.
b. b. Allen departs for Nora Springs,
Iowa, Monday. for months visit with
relatives and friends.
Commissioner Bertelsen was in town
Tuesday, and taking Com. Allen in
charge went south of Swan Lake to
locate road.
Mr.. David Gowdy returned to Hurley
Friday, accompanied by his sister, Miss
Addie Gowdy, who Will visit with the
family OF w. r. Gowdy.
Billy Park. spent Sunday visiting
Hurley. His residence at T 'eeman has
been put to good use in learning the
native tongue of that locality.
Miss Bertha Basye returned home
Saturday from visit to Plainview,
! Douglass county. She was accom-
panied by her aunt, Mrs. Clifton.
Mrs. Fowler, of Bradford Co., Pa,
accompanied by her daughter, is visit
ing with her brother, ID. w. Fairchild
at his farm west of town. Mrs. Fow-
Ter is agreeably surprised with the ap.
pearance of Dakota.
Mr.. Jas. Hamblin returned east Tues
day after visit of four months with
his brother Frank. He has quite re
| covered his health since coming here
and the many friends he has made re
gret his departure, He expects tt
make his home in Chicago in the flu
ture.
E. G. Worden, editor of the Eden
Echo, and Col. commander in the Da
kota division of the Sons of Veterans
spent portion of Saturday and Sunda!
in Hurley. he found Reynolds CAM
in rather demoralized condition low
ing partly to the camp meeting) but il
in hopes of bringing the boys into line
Dakota Ruronite: O. e. Alderma:
informs us that his compan! will hav
some photographs of their fruit farm
made by Huron artist. These will b
enlarged and framed. then exhibited a
the Fair Grounds in Huron next Sep
tember. They will give q good idea t
all who see them of the nursery a
Hurley, and just how the proprietor
are progressing in raising fruit trees il
Dakota.
!, We don t wish to be understood a
finding fault with nature, but we d
wish, from the bottom of our heart
that the luminous end of the fire-tl
had been hitched to the mosquito
Puck.
, NOTICE.
3 The Chicago s. North Western Raj
way refrigerator car passes throug
! Hurley everv Wednesday for Chicag
W. E. WoaTaAs, Agent.