Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-09-21

you with your sewing.
Tornados are due any time now.
See Us. Aliens Agency.
Mrs. Pool and Helen visited with
Hurley relatives this week.
For views of the Iowa Picnic call
at or address The Hurley Art Studio.
Mrs. F. B. Williams is in Chero-
kee, Iowa, visiting at the home of
cousin.
Wednesday morning fifteen men
took the l:43 train for Sioux City to
attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raynor well
coined new and lusty boy at their
home last week.
Lots of hogs have been marketed
in Hurley lately. They are bring
ing pretty good price, around
$3.50.
Rem Swan is here from Mime
apolis visiting his parents. He is
employed in large city printing
office.
j. M. Hansen now comes to town
in the International auto which he
purchased this summer from N. j.
Svenstrup.
John Murphy spent Sunday at his
parents home. His mother has been
having a bad case of the grip but is
now improving.
Hello there! Say, do you know
that the coupons you get from Faw-
rup-Nelson Co. are valuable? Save
them, ask for them.
Albert Bach remembered the Her
aid with his usual pumpkin donation
this week. Albert's pumpkins al
ways make fine pies.
The Sioux City fair is in progress
this week. Next week will be the
Mitchell Corn Palace. One fare for
the round trip to both.
| F. E. Jackson lost one of his reg
istered mares that died suddenly
last week. 1t had not been known
to have anything the matter with it.
Mrs Fitch and daughter returned
Wednesday from their visit in Pot
ter County. They attended the w.
c. I. U. convention on the way
home.
Joe Lane is here from Texas visit
ing relatives and old friends. Mrs.
Layne has been here all summer
This is Joe's first visit for number
of years.
The fall term at the Pierre Busi-
ness University, Pierre, S. D.. Will
commence next Tuesday, Board
and room may be obtained in private
families at reasonable rates.
Sprague Aldrich, who formerly
worked aroynd Davis, was married
early in the month in Rhode Island
He is now located in South America
where he is forman Of a railroad
gang.
Bernie Bach writes that there has
been an abundance Of rain in that
{ vicinity lately. The fall rains came
too late to help the crops but they
4 have given the settlers renewed
! courage for next year.
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v Verne Mansfield was taken seri
e ously i'll with appendicitis and wa
4 taken to Sioux City Monday for al
t operation. The operation was per
formed Tuesday and at latest re
! ports she is getting along nicely
;. She was accompanied by her mothe,
:, and John went down Tuesday.
3 Yankton College begins work Will
+ vigor. All departments are in ful
sway. The enrolment shows in
crease all along the line. Over tw
y hundred students are enrolled dur
y ing the first week, with a colleg
freshmen class of fifty. The yea
bids fair to be record breaker.
= :, Mr.. and Mrs. Berry, accompanie'
: by his sister, Mrs. Jones Of Wash
ington, returned from their trip t
h Iowa last week. They left Mr.
$ Berry's mother considerably i'm
y proved in health and able to ge
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