Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10

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Waistings and summer dress goods
at greatly reduced prices. Fawrup-
Nelson Co.
Clara Smith, former resident of
this vicinity, visited last week at the
G. e. Andrews and Loren Stoddard
homes.
We understand that Tom Nielsen
will return from Viborg and resume
his old position at the Queal lumber
yard.
Hurley has secured in H. j. Lank-
horst an unusually skilled butcher
according to the reports of all his
customers.
Hello there! Say, do you know
that the coupons you get from Faw-
rup-Nelson Co. are valuable? Save
them, ask for them.
There are some corn fields that
will be total failures as the rain
came to late to save them, but as a
whole Turner County will produce a
good corn crop, some fields being
better than the esvaYagc:
G. g. Fites from Springfield was
in town this week canvassing in be-
half of the Springfield Normal. The
editor enjoyed a pleasant visit as
both were former Yankton College
students.
Jim Hawks has finished up his
shock threshing and leaves this week
for Tripp county where he has been
working a steam breaking outfit and
has in flax crop of 400 acres. He
may take one of his separators there
later.
The concert given by the Trouba-
dours Wednesday evening drew a
good house and gave good satisfac-
tion. The dance afterward was we'll
patronized and the music was great
ly appreciated. The Firemen, who
had charge of the entertainment
made about $40 after paying all ex-
penses.
Tom Orr has made a deal this
week by which he disposes of his
farm north of town to S. Pingrey.
We understand that he is thinking
of going farther west. Mr.. and
Mrs. Orr. are among the best and
most progressive of our young peo-
pie and we much regret to hear
them talk of moving.
Extensive improvements on the
Steninger telephone system are going
on under the direction of Forman
Guy Rhodes. Some time ago new
switch board was installed. New
poles are now being set and several
of the lines moved. The changes
will take some time to complete and
will much improve the appearance
of the town when all is done.
DR.. A. L. Peterman and family
were Hurley callers Saturday. They
have just returned from six weeks
trip to California. While at Los
Angeles they visited at the home of
Mrs. Alderman and also visited Mrs.
Robinson both Of whom they found
in their usual good health. The doc
tor is much improved in health as
the result of his trip and has re-
sumed the practice of his profession.
The Misses Reue of Leola enter
tained party of ten young people
Sunday in honor Of Miss lnez Welch
who is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. r. L. Washburn. After
bountiful, deliciously served dinner
Of four courses, music composed the
amusement of the evening. The
hostesses were charming and the
evening was enjoyed by the merry
young folks. The guests consisted
of Misses Welch, Ronayne and Clay.
ton and Messrs. L. E. Turner, Rod
erick Ronayne, l. T. Parkhurst,
George Turner and T. B. Reue.
Miss Welch departed Monday for
Kuhn, N. D., where she will visit
friends for short time. Upon her
return she will visit Leola friends
few days and will then depart for
Hurley, S. D., where she will in
struct the primary grade of the city
schools the ensuing year. Miss
Welch is a N. N. l. S. graduate of
'09.-[ Aberdeen News.
MARRIED