Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
Get necktie at Gorton's Friday

Celia Hogan visited in Marion over
Sunday.
Mrs. Tracy Gitchell Of Huron vis-
tied here this week.
Mrs. Harry Allen is visiting Miss
Willsie at Mitchell.
Tornados are due any time now.
See US. Aliens Agency.
Swell necktie and good supper for
20c at Gorton's. Aug. IL.
The city council has ordered in a
block of new cement walk.
Threshing has been delayed few
days on account of the rain.
Geneva jacobson visited with the
| Pool girls at Parker Sunday.
Howard Rowan has nearly recov-
cred from his accident on the Fourth
of July
A. N. Apland shipped hogs to the
Morrel packing plant at Sioux Falls
last week.
That social is for everyone. Don't
you grown up folks want to come
and have good time?
Miss Fianigdh,, OF Huron, visited
this week at the home OF her sister,
MIRO pota Tocohcon
Mrs. Bach and Ruth left Wednes-
day morning for a visit with her
parents at Ormsby. MINI.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Pier and
Mrs. Mills returned Wednesday from
their outing in Minnesota.
j. L. Friedline has so far recover
ed from his operation that the nurse
was able to leave this week.
Say, you people who are afraid of
the dark. come to Gorton's Friday
evening will be moonlight.
Mrs. Pool and Bessie and Helen
came down from Parker Wednesday
and are visiting Hurley folks.
George Cohoe visited at home
few days this week. He is playing
with the Vogeli Harp Orchestra.
Meg Merrilles, the famous fortune
teller, will tell your fortune for 10
per cent of SOC at Gorton's Aug. II.
Two strangers were arrested in
Norway this morning on the charge
of breaking into the house of Jacob
Waltner.
Extensive improvements have
been made in the stock yards in the
way Of tearing out the old lumber
and rebuilding.
A farmer living near Center Point
was arrested last week for selling
rotten eggs. He plead guilty and
was fined s25.
We understand that the Wood
sidewalk case has been appealed to
the supreme court. 1t was decided
in favor of the city.
Bert Elliott and Roy Rundell ar
rived Wednesday. via auto, from
their claims. We understand that
they will make a trip with bal
team being organized at Lennox.
Sunday several more good rains
came. The precipitation at Sioux
Falls measuren one inch and that is
probably about what we got here.
The country now has ample moisture
and all worry over the drouth is
gone.
Frank Cohoe wishes to express
through the Herald his thanks and
high appreciation of the kindness
shown him in his recent misfortune
on the mail route, especially Mr..
and Mrs. John Nicer, j. w. Bagley
and family, Harry Jeffrey, Mr.. Ber-
ry and many others including the
postoffice force and carriers.
The concessions department of the
State Fair will have complete con-
troll Of the prices Of all goods sold on
the grounds, and no over charges
will be tolerated. All stands and
concessioners will be required to
post prices on wares. and conform
to the same. The sale of inferior
and impure articles will not be tol-
Grated.
The Herald was correct last week
IN stating that the story of the rob-
berry west of town was fake. 1t
seems that couple of neighbor boys
thought they would play a joke on
John Mikkelson by pretending to be
highway men and robbing him. The