Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-22
Willie Wood visited in town a few


in the Turner County Bank and the
fire house.
We noticed the dray unloading a
new piano at the Pete Hoogshagen
home this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Kalayjian came
down firm Parker in their auto one
evening last week.
Naomi and Clifford Corkill and
Geraldine Fairchild took in the cir
Gus at Parker Tuesday.
j. c. Gilbert and children and Mr..
and Mrs Lonnie Welch and family
went to Parker circus day.
Vic Lane stopped off in Hurley
over Sunday on his way from North
Dakota to Iowa on a land deal.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Rundell return
ed last week from their visit with
friends in Michigan and other places.
George and Nathan Palmer and
j. b. Gorton are in Pierre this week
attending the annual G.. A. II. re-
union.
John Muilenburg and three child
rem came last week from Orange
City to visit his sister, Anna Mullen
burg
Harry Sanborn, H. S. Graves and
Mrs. Elliott are getting their places
connected to the city water system
this week.
The Hirst farm which Jim Hogan
sold at Parker last Saturday brought
800 per acre. Henry Apland was
the purchaser.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Pier and
children left this week in an auto
trip to Lake Andes and vicinity. They
expect to be gone three or four days.
The Viborg and Lennox ball teams
met last Sunday and Lennox was
victorious. The Viborg team was
assisted by Ed Murphy and Art Jen-
sen.
The Christian Endeavor society
held we'll patronized social on the
Fitch lawn Saturday evening. About
sixteen dollars was taken from the
sales of ice cream and cake.
Ole Odland returned this week
from Brooking where he completed
the scientific course and took his de-
gree last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Od-
land went to Brookings to be present
at his graduation.
Mrs. E. T. Peters went to Nebras-
ka last Friday where she will visit
during the summer at home of her
parents. Mr.. Peters is in Parker at
present helping in the work of the
teachers institute.
t. S. Fessenden arrived in town
Monday having taken two months
furlough from the Soldiers Home.
He reports the home as in fine con-
dition and the inmates receiving the
best of care and consideration.
Mrs A. X. Fiksdal and the child
ren left this week for Canistota
where they will visit for week
while Mr.. F'iksdal gets his goods
packed and affairs settled in Hurley.
They have not yet decided as to
new location.
The news has reached here of the
sudden death of Mrs. Robert Pat.
rick at her home in Pawnee CITY.
Nebr. For many years she was a
resident of Spring Valley and had
many warm friends among the old
residents.
Now is the time to break up the
breeding places of the flies. This is
the season when the adult flies are
busy laying eggs and every pile of
horse manure or filth of any kind is
a good breeding place. Clean up
every spot around your premises
where they can lay eggs and there
will be few flies in Hurley this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Svenstrup and
children and Mabel leave today for
California. They expect to visit
along the way and finally stop at
Los Angeles. If they like the coun-
try and climate they will probably
remain there, but they leave behind
many old friends who will hope to
see them back in old Turner again.
MIR. and Mrs. j. M. Wrav are off