Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-22
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our store. Fawrup-Nelson Co.
Save the coupons you receive from
Fawrup-Nelson Co. They are worth
money to you.
Mrs Elliott and daughter, Ethel.
went to Parker this week to visit
Harry and family.
Ray Elliott went to Bridgewater
Tuesday where he caught a ball
game for the Canistota team.
The report of the city assessor
shows that there are twenty-three
organs and thirty-two pianos in
town.
Now is the time to get valuable
presents. A coupon with every 2Oc
purchase at our store. Fawrup-
Nelson Co.
John Roper and Father Monaghan
came down from Parker Tuesday to
look after the advertising for the
Parker celebration.
The present dry weather has sud.
denly interested number of citizens
IN city water as the lawns are get
ting pretty brown.
Children's Day exercises at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday as
usual drew a good crowd and the
efforts of the little ones were greatly
enjoyed.
Lars Jorgensen now comes to town
in a big REQ touring car in place of
the little runabout he has been
using. He states that there is great
comfort in the new car.
The following teachers took the
evening train Monday for Parker to
attend the teachers Institute: Anna
Larson, Belva Bartle, Pearl Board
man, Nellie Perkins and Arthur
Jensen.
A. A. Schroeder has leased the
Conrad Carlson place just east of
town and will become tiller of the
soil. He does not expect to move
until about October first. = Chan
cellors News.
Invitations are out for the marri-
age of Miss Lucille Tice. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Tice of River
side, to Mr.. Frank H. Ward, at the
home OF the brides parents, We'd
nesday afternoon, June 2lst. Par
ticulars in our next issue. Center
Vile journal.
1t will not be necessary for us to
call attention to the Parker celebra-
ton to be found in this issue for the
advertising speaks for itself. The
committee has put out more adver-
tising than was ever circulated in
the county for similar event and
hey deserve success.
The was small wreck at Monroe
last week and one man was killed.
The south bound freight was pass
ing a switch on which a pile driver
and train was waiting when the rails
spread and several cars were ditched.
One of the pile driver crew who
stood close to the track was killed
by a freight car falling on him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rasmussen
we're surprised Sunday when two
tutos came from Beresford to make
.hem a visit. Those in the party
were Henry's brother August Ras-
mussen and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Dan, Mr. and Mrs. Engels, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lane and Lewis Engels. Mr.
Engles is neighbor of Churchills
from Wisconsin. They were also
Parker visitors in the forenoon.
The school election passed off
quietly Tuesday, eighteen votes be-
ing polled. The following ticket
was elected almost unanimousy:
Directors for one year. A. j. Allen,
3. F. Vaughan; for two years, Mel
Rundell. Eva Rundell; for three
years, j. w. Parsons; treasurer,
Peter Allen. The new board will
organize by electing its own chair
man and a clerk, the latter to be
chosen outside of its own member
ship.
1t has been remarked by several
that Hurley has pretty good school
board for the coming year. 1t con-