Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-06

ness Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Orr visited
Sioux Falls this week.
Aliens Agency sells steamship
tickets on any of the first class lines.
Mrs. L. C. Allen has gone home
for months visit with her parents.
Mr.. anb Mrs. Herb Benson are the
happy possessors of a new E. NJ. F.
auto.
Time to see Aliens Agency about
tornado insurance. Don't wait; do
it now.
Herbert and Susie Lakings left on
the early train Monday for a visit
with relatives In Iowa.
Mr.. Dow, a reader from Sioux
Falls conducted services in the Epis-
copal church last Sunday.
Jas. Pingrey and family spent the
Fourth at Wall Lake. They made
the trip in the Brewer auto.
The Bach. Parsons, Sanborn and
Browne families spent the Fourth
with a picnic on the Vermillion.
c. E. Andrews went to Viborg
| Wednesday to attend the annual
meeting of the Farmers Insurance
| Co.
Carl Eccarius expects to begin
travelling in the country for a stove
concern selling extras and making
repairs.
Allen Parsons has evidently got
some grain to cut for we noticed him
taking home q new Deering binder
this week.
Mrs. Friedline gave a birthday
party Saturday afternoon for her
little grand daughter, who celebra-
ted her sixth birthday.
The Parker celebration drew a
large crowd from this place. Many
went up on the afternoon train and
came back on the l:30.
Lars Jorgensen came to Hurley in
his auto Wednesday and took on
Alon Bacon and left for the comm
issioner meeting in Parker.
1 Peter Allen has let the contract
for the construction of his house to
the Lytle Construction Co. of Sioux
City. They begin work this week.
w. H. and C. w. Rector, j. A.
Steninger and family and Joe Chris
topherson were among the Parker
people who attended the meeting at
the Methodist church Sunday even
ing.
Sheriff Bailey is advertising the
sale of the Hawks thresning outfit
for unpaid taxes aggregating $166.
The sale will take place next Mon
day in Hurley unless settlement is
made before.
The Fourth was certainly hot
102 in the shade was the the figure
recorded in Hurley. The celehrators
who staid quietly at home and
famed themselves in their own
yards had the best of the day.
| A. K. Fiksdal left Monday for
Webster where his wife and child
ren had preceded him. Mrs. Fiks-
dal expects to visit with her parents
at Webster while he looks up a new
location. He is not sure of the next
move but is thinking of trying for
one of the government irrigated OF
timber claims.
John Mitchell writes Of having
had fine time in London Coronation
week. He started at 6 a. m. to see
the procession and remained stand
in one place till 3 p. m. What mat.
tered tired feet SO long as he had a
good look at the care worn king and
the beautiful queen and the rest OF
the wonderful pageant!
Will Lakings has bought the Tos.
ten Williamson eighty which is the
south eighty in the quarter south
of the fruit farm. We understand
that Mr.. Lakings intends to improve
this farm and make it his home. |,
is only two miles from town which
makes it much more convenient fol
his pure bred stock business.
Fawrup.Nelson Go. caused con.
siderable excitement among the
small boys Of Hurley by advertising
to send up balloons Saturday and
Monday night and to give prize o1