Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1892-06-16
Apprentice wanted at once at Miss

Apprentice wanted at once at Miss
Kathie Conners' Dressmalling Parlors,
Go to Allen Bros and get some OF
that silyerwear they are giving away.
The mercury monkeyed around the SO
mark in the thermometer Wednesday.
a fresh supply of oranges, lemons
and pineapples just received at Pioneer
Drug Store.
Farmers are busy in their corn fields,
some OF whom are going through them
the second time.
If you have any pictures you want
framed, go to Jos. Frick's and get any
style of moulding you want.
Call at G. Q. Gehon's Ice Cream Par
lor for the celebrated Hawarden bread;
also ice cream in any quantity.
Postmaster Newton this week re
cetved an invitation to attend the re-
union of his old regiment-the first
Minnesota.
Allen Bros. have secured the services
of first-class boot and shoe repairer,
and are now prepared to attend to all
work In that line.
Presiding Elder, Rev. w. H. Jordan,
will hold quarterly meeting at the ID,
E. church Sunday evening, followed by
quarterly conference at 10 a. m. Mon
day.
At the meeting of the grand lodge of
Masons held at Sioux Falls this week,
Harvey j. Rice of Huron was elected
grand master. The next session will
be held at Yankton.
The democratic wigwam at Chicago
was badly wrecked by the wind and
the independent wigwam at Redfield
was leveled to the ground by the same
force; but that is nothing compared
with the fate which awaits these two
parties at the hands of the republicans
in the coming battle Of ballots.
Program of theiSouth Dakota Baptist Asso-
citation, at Hurley, Juno 21-23.
Sunday school Convention, Tuesday Eve.
7:45-Opening praise service, by r. j. Odell,
Montrose.
8:00-Welcome by Rev. r. Fl. Newton. Hurley.
s:15-Generalship OF our S. S. campaign, G. 4.
Baker, Sioux Falls,
s:45-Address by Rev. A. X. Fuller, Sioux Falls
Announcement of committees and adjourn
ment.
Wednesday Morning.
o:00-Devotonal Meeting led by I. 81. Newly,
Parker.
o:15-AdYancement Of our 8. S.. led by D. P.
Ward, Sioux Falls.
Reasons for active interest in them by
Rev. J.T. Gallagher, Montrose.
Practical ways for providing instruction
for our s. s. Teachers, by Rev. Thomas
Irwin, Elk Point
The S. S. teacher at work, by Rev. John
Edminster. Parker.
The S. s. as missionary agency, Rev. w.
Ross, Centreville.
Better methods in s. s. work, by Rev. r.
N. Van Doren. Vermillion.
House 20 house visitation, by Emma L.
Swartz, Parkston.
Speakers limited to twenty minutes each.
Election of officers and unfinished busi-
ness.
12:e0-Adjourn.
ASSOCIATION.
Opening gSesson-Wednesday afternoon.
2:0o-Devotional exercises.
Annual sermon, Rev. r. N. Van Doren,
Vermillion.
Report of committee on arrangements.
Election OF officers.
Reading of letters.
Appointment of committees on resolutions,
enrolment, obituaries, auditing, and
place and preacher for '93.
Adjournment.
Wednesday Evening.
7:45-Prayer and song service led by Clarence
q. Antisdel, VerInillion.
s:oo-Address, "Whose Son is This YOUTH" by
Rev. Charles Carroll, Akron, Iowa.
Volunteer remarks limited to three min
utes each.
Address, educational Forces and How to
Utilize Them," by Rev. E. II. Teal,
Mitchell.
Appointment Of com. on organization OF
an associated union.
Adjournment.
Thursday Morning.
s:45-Devotiopal exercises.
9:OO-Womens missionary meeting.
II 90 Report OF com. on readjusting the bound
ary lines Of associations in the state, by
Rev. E. B. Meredith.
Report OF special com. on plans for mis-
sion work in the association. by Rey. G..
w. Freeman.
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Adjournment.
Thursday afternoon.
2:00-Devotional meeting led by Rev. Thomas
Irwin.
2:15-Report Of CON- on Publication Society, r
j. Odell.
Report Of com. on home missions, Rev. G.
R. Bisby.
Report of com. on Christian education.
Rev. A. X. Fuller.
Each OF the above reports to be discussed; /;
speakers to be limited to five minutes
each.
Address, Rev. T. N. Shanafelt, u. D.
Miscellaneous business,
Appointment of standing committees.
Thursday Eye-Specal Centenary Service.
7:45-Prayer and praise service led by A. n.
Fuller,
S:OO-Report OF com. on 1Orelgn missions, rev.
j. T. Gallagher.
Address. "a Century Of Foreign Missions"
by Rev. Frank Peterson, Minneapolis.
Address, "Thc Opportunity of the Ages"
by Clearance B. Antisdel, (under appoint
ment to the Congo).
Address, "The Kings Business Requires
Haste" Rev. E. B. Meredith, Sioux Falls
Unfinished business.
Final adjournment.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
From June lst to Juno 16t1,-Furnished
by J. f. Robinson, Register of Deeds.
John Nickel to Cornelius Yants and wife
part of nel4 6-99-54, q s2-100 acres s so
Cornelius Yants and wife to John F Heet-
land part OF ne4 G99-5i, 482-100:acres, eco
Esdent Brinkcma and wife to Frike Dohl-
mon lot blk7 Marion, 100