Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-09-28
The Pier family autoed to Parker

If you would make farm loan
see Aliens Agency.
Mrs. F. M. Watson hiss gone to
Chicago to visit her brother.
For views of the Iowa Picnic call
at or address The Hurley Art Studio.
See call for athletic club meeting
in another column. Come out and
help.
Time to see Aliens Agency about
tornado insurance. Don't wait; do
it now.
Nellie Hershey has begun term
of school in district So in southern
Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Stoddard well
coined new daughter to their home
last week.
Mrs. John Thum and children of
Newell, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Geo Brazzell.
The Presbyterian Ladies Mission
ary Society met this week with
Mrs. E. y.Peters.
( The pupils OF the Parker high
school will soon begin the publica-
ton of school paper.
| A. o. Welch did some street work
on Main street this week using the
two horse road grader.
Harry Hammond is the new dray-
man on the Ward Diary line in place
of Sy who resigned last week.
Harry Pier and wife and daughter
Virginia and Chauncy Mills went to
Mitchell Wednesday to see the Corn
Palace.
Mrs. A. Patton of Brookman,
Iowa visited with her brother Tom
Orr this week, returning home
Wednesday.
Hello there! Say, do you know
that the coupons you get from Faw-
rup-Nelson Co. are valuable? Save
them, ask for them.
Word has been received of the
marriage of Mrs. S. c. Fowler to
E. P. Nelson, merchant at Smith
land, Iowa. Hurley friends will
wish her much happiness.
Mrs. R. L. Odland has written
that Ras is sick at the hospital in
Beach with typhoidfever. She stat
led that he was getting along as we'll
as could be expected and that no
serious consequences are anticipated.
The morning and evening train
from Salem to Sioux City has been
discontinued. This was a very
handy train for people having busi.
ness down the line or in Sioux Falls
or Yankton and it will be greatly
missed.
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j Glenni Sargent will have an auc
ton sale of registered hogs and
sheep at his farm east of town or
Wednesday October a. He will al
so sell the Jean Sargent eighty al
auction at the same time. The lanc
will be sold in the forenoon and the
livestock in the afternoon. See bills
and catalogue.
The Episcopal Sunday School hele
a picnic last Saturday. The mem
bers went to Swan Lake and ate
dinner and then wound up the exer
cises of the day by an auto tril
through the country going as far a
Parker. There were seven autos il
the party. The day was cool bu
all seemed to have good time.
A number Of Bridgwater Rebek
abs attended the meeting of tn
order here last Thursday. A large
class was initiated and refresh
ments were served after the exer
cises. 1t was also intended as
farewell reception for MIR. and Mrs
Tom Orr who is soon to move ava,
State President Damn of Centervill
was present at the meeting.
Sheriff Bailey appeared in tow
last Friday and proceeded to raj,
the rooms in the rear of Herb Ben
sons barber shop occupied by H. w
Elliott. A case of beer and a mum
ber of empty whiskey bottles wer