Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-09-28

Tornados are due any time now.
See US. Aliens Agency.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets
this afternoon with Mrs. Peters.
Margery Lockhart and Iris Glow of
Pierre visited last week at the Bach
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pier left in
the auto far Mitchell Wednesday to
take in the fair.
A large number of people took
the special train for the Mitchell
corn palace this morning.
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Spencer.
Mr.. andMrs. PHI H.Redfcld went to
Gayville last week where they visited
at the home of his sister and grand
parents.
If you are tired of making cake
see Class No 6, Methodist Sunday
School Saturday Sept. 30, 1911, at
j. NJ. Wray's store.
Talk about coffee. You get the
best coffee at Fawrup-Nelson Co.
Try one package of Diamond S Keen
Cut and be convinced.
Rev. Wallace, the Presbyterian
minister at Parker is installed at
Parker this evening. Rev. Spencer
of this place gives the charge to the
people.
Maud Rundell is teaching the
Withee school this year and in order
to stay with her mother walks four
miles night and morning from Hur-
ley.-Viborg Enterprise.
Something good for boys and
that's good suits. We are giving 20
per cent discount on them and now
is the time to buy them.
Fawrup-Nelson Company
Hurley has lost its drayman with
the short name, Gregory Sy, C Sy)
as he returned to his home in Cor
rectionville, Iowa, last week. He
was good drayman and a good fel-
low and we are sorry to see him go.
On account of the boiler of the
heating plant at the school house
being out Of use while new flues
were being put in school was dismiss
ed Tuesday of this week and will not
be resumed till tomorrow. The re
pairs are being made by ]. H. Carna-
han.
Preaching both morning and even
ing in the Presbyterian church on
next Sunday. Notice the change of
hour in the evening service. Christ
ian Endeavor at $50 and preaching
at 7:30. Choir practice in the church
on Saturday evening at 500.
The ordinance requiring the in
stallation Of water meters was adop-
tad in Centerville by a majority Of
two votes. The work of installation
will be taken up at once. A s the
system is installed it will give our
council a chance to study the prac-
tical workings of the meter system
as a similar ordinance is being
planned here.
Editor Widlon had his buggy top
cut to pieces by some sneaky mis-
creant last week. AS justice of the
peace he had just fined thred parties
who pleaded guilty to the charge of
selling liquor without license, and
he suspects it was some liquor SYM
pathizer who did the cutting. He
says he would have been better sat
isfed if the offended parties had met
him face to face and blackened his
tCyVo 0CAlS1 Illdu W nave CQI uP HE
buggy in the dark.
! Editors Estee and Estee, RoE
Roantree and Mr.. Hetts came down
from Parker last Saturday and met
the Hurley Tennis Club represented
by Peters, Vaughan. Allen, Kella,
and Fitch. 1t was sad day for the
Hurley boys as the Parker boosters
proved themselves capable Of win
ming majority of every series play
ed-some of them with distressingly
unequal scores. The hardest set Of
the series was played between the
Estees and Peters and Vaughan
The first set was won by Parker
after tremendous fight ending in Z
l4-12 score. They took the next
SO and lost the last 2-6. Though
defeated the Hurley boys are still
: game and hone to reverse the score