Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-07-04
Gone to the Blow out.

overland for Sioux Falls Wednesday
afternoon. where they will to-day take
part in the grand parade and the
band contest. Having been organized
only about three months, it will not do
to expect too much from the boys, but
we fell confident that their appearance,
department and PLAYING will be such
that every Turner county citizen pres
ent will have cause to feel proud of
them, and that they will return home
with laurels for themselves, their town
and their county. The members. COM
posing the band are VIM. Park, b. B.
Allen, Fred Near, Arch Rundell, Elmer
Rees, George Alcock, Eugene ,Judson,
C. Woodward, Walter Allen, II. Fang
man, r. Rees and &c. Murphy.
Personal.
Ed. Heinrich and wife are visiting at
Alton, Iowa.
S. Welch and family are visiting in
Sioux Falls this week.
a. p. Boyd and wife are visiting with
relatives in eastern Iowa.
Mrs. Jos. Frick returned Monday
from a visit to friends in Yankton.
L. S. Hazen, of Huron, was talking
insurance and capital in Hurley, Tues
day.
Mrs. w. c. Brown and family re-
turned from their Yankton visit Mon
day morning.
J. j. McIntire is at Sioux Falls, a
candidate for the position of chief clerk
of the constitutional convention.
G.S. Conklin drove down from Par
ker, Sunday, bringing his daughter,
Mrs. A. j. Allen, who has been visiting
there.
VIM. Elliott departed Tuesday for
Sioux Falls to take in the preliminaries
of the organization of the constitution
al convention.
j. II. Farnsworth took Monday
mornings train for Sioux Falls, where
he will enjoy the 4th viewing the pa
rade, fireworks, etc.
w. III. Robertson returned Saturday
morning from Independence, Iowa,
where he went with the remains of his
mother for burial.
G. A. Near will take hand in caus-
ing the eagle to scream at Sioux Fails
this week. Mrs. Near will accompany
him as body guard.
L. X. Berry came up from Beresford
Saturday and visited with his family
until Monday evening. His daughter
Etfie accompanied him on his return.
T.. B. Buchanan. is rusticating at
Sioux Falls,and is willing to act as
messenger boy for the constitutional
convention which convenes on the 4th
inst.
s. Hurst and wife. of Sioux Falls,
were visiting in Hurley Saturday and
Sunday. Sam makes frequent trips to
Hurley, and says the next one will be
made on the Manitoba railroad.
w. r. Gowdy returned home Sunday
from Il trip to Chicago, coming via
kirkwood, ILL.,, where his family are
visiting. He reports them all well and
enjoying themselves.
Mr.. Edward May went to Sioux
Falls Monday. where he expects to
make his headquarters for the balance
of the summer, looking after his exten'
sive real estate interests in that thriving
metropolis. Sioux Falls business cir.
cles will find Mr.. May valuable nc.
i quisition.
Commissioner of Immigration Hag.
erty has issued handsome hanger-a
companion to the one issued by Com
missioner McClure-which will attract
attention and comment wherever seen
1t IS printed IN colors, and has a repre-
sentation Of the two Dakotas passing
through triumphal arch to join the
sisterhood of states. Valuable Stats
tics, similar to those used by Mr.
Mcclure, serve as a side border to Tho
hanger, While in the background the
landscape is dotted with representa-
tionS of Dakota's various industries.