Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
City council met Monday evening

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see Aliens Agency.
For all kinds of stove repairing
call ON C. H. Eccarius.
Viola Manger has returned from
a visit with friends at Kennebeck.
Edwin Lewis Brown came down
from Parker on business last Satur-
day.
Time to see Aliens Agency about
tornado insurance. Don't wait; do
it now.
Bert Vaughan left this week to
attend summer outing party near
Lake Andes.
John Kellar and Harry Sanhorn
went to Yankton Monday on bust
ness for the city.
The people of Marion are adver-
tising a harvest carnival to take
place the last of this month.
Herman Gunderson is selling out
his automobile supplies and will go
to work on the farm west of town.
Mrs. Elliott and Ethel have gone
to MorrlstoWn where they .M visit
Vera who is living near there on a
claim.
Ed Devers has been appointed a
special police for the city and will
look after anyone found disturbing
the peace.
Did you know that if you broke
the lenses OR reading glasses they
could be replaced just as good or no
pay by B. F. Vaughan.
Henry Anderson reports the best
oat crop so far. He threshed 1900
bushels from less that 7Oacres which
is about 80 bushels per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Brewer moved
last week to the Orr house which
they recently purchased. Mr.. Nell
son has moved to the Williams house
vacated by Mr.. Brewer.
Little Viva Rasmussen celebrated
her birthday last Friday with
party to which dozen of her little
friends were invited. They had
jolly time playing games after which
refreshments were served.
Miss Mamie Hogan, who has been
visiting here at the Grace home, re-
turned to her home in Vermillion.
She is employed in that place as
bookkeeper for the we'll known firm
of Lee & Prentiss. - Marion Record.
John Mitchell and VIM Rundell ar
rived from their trip to Old England
last Saturday having been just ten
days on the return trip. They
greatly enjoyed their visit and re-
newed acquaintance with many old
friends.
Andy Powers sends word that the
report of his death is greatly ex-
agerated" and how the error got in
to the Pierre paper he does not
know. The dispatch was brought
to his attention by friend and he
then hastened to write Hurley rela-
tives.
Ali railroads in the state now
charge ten cents excess when the
passenger does not buy ticket be-
fore getting on the train, but in this
state the conductors are obliged to
hand back a slip that refunds the
ten cents when the slip is presented
at any depot as our law does not
permit the charging of excess.
The two evangelists mentioned
last week have continued. all the
week preaching on the streets. They
are peculiar men. They appear each
evening and conduct their meeting
and disappear again till the next
d:y. No one in town seems to know
who they are or what they are try
ing to do. They take no collections
and ask nothing from their audi
ences.
Frank Cohoe had an accident while
carrying the mail last week. A dog
bit his mule on the heel when near
the John Mears place and the team
ran away. He was thrown out and
badly bruised. The team broke
lose from the rig and was then cap
tured. Frank is now able to get
to get out of the house again but
Mrs. Cohoe has so far carried the
mail for him.
C. E. Andrews celebrated his