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Arizona republican., 1911-04-19
THE PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY

 SCHOOL PlCNlC-The picnic will be held on Saturday. April 22, one mile east and three miles north of the ln- dian school on the Glandale car line. The location is suitable and the grounds in good condition. A force Of men have been employed sand papering the desert to make it fit for baseball and other games. Plenty of shade is afforded by numerous trees, trimmed for the occasion All are invited to come and lounge in the shade and enjoy themselves. Take car marked Special leaving Wash ington and First street at 9:2O and II o'clock Can return on the afternoon cars. Last special car will leave pie nic grounds at D. m. Fare for adults, twenty cents for the round trip; for the children under F years, ten cents
 EVANS MRAvAY-Charles H Ev- ans and Miss Ella l.. Mravay were
Arizona republican., 1911-04-19

V. C. Cook and C. A. Stauffer and it is quite likely they will have a com mittee of ladies to help them, for surely nobody would want to drink the tea that those newly married men would brew unless they operated un- der the rules laid down by more ex- perienced persons. But while knock ing these men personally as tea mak- CTS it is safe to assure the public that they will see that the job is done right by somebody
 And respecting the summer colony plans of the Prescott visitors, any To- cal resident who is interested is in- vited to make the board of trade his meeting place with the Prescott eX- cursionists. anytime or all the time on Saturday, regardless of whether he is a member of it or not. The mission of the board is to do good for the Phoenix people
Arizona republican., 1911-04-19
ENGLISH FAD FOR NURSING

The fashionable craze of the hom in London is nursing. \ good dea is being said of the fact that Nurse Grimston", who has entered a train ing home at Bow in the East End happens to be the Earl of Verulam's daughter As a matter of fact the peerage has supplied a good many recruits to tine profession of nurs- ins in the last few years.
 Lady EsheT's first aid classes, held at her house in Tilney street, have given an impetus to the movement while the practical interest in nurs ing institutions which Queen Alex andria has repeatedly shown is also largely responsible for the hold which the vocation has staken on the minds of women who are prominent socially One of the best known society nurses is Lady Annesley, who became deep ly interested in hospital work and spent much of her time in the wards of the city of Dublin hospitals But for her marriage she would have adopted nursing as profession, and in the end she founded a village hos pital in the grounds of her home in County Down.
 Lady HermOine BlackwoOd, a Mar quis daughter and sister of Lord Dufferin, is president of the Irish Nursing Association. and among the Earl's daughters who have been to the fore in the nursing movement are Lady Katherine Stanhope, Lady Rosalind NorthcOte. Lady Grisele Cheape and Lady Maud Keith Fal- cOner
Arizona republican., 1911-04-19
MESSAGE OF BEREAVEMENT

Henry Baswitz received a telegram last evening announcing the death of his mother. Mrs. NJ Baswitz at her home in Omaha, at the advanced age of g1 years.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-19

married last evening in the Christian church by the pastor, F. N. Phillips, in the presence of a few intimate friends, the wedding being quiet and transformations. They will be at home to their friends after May 1 at 44O West Washington street The bride is a well known and highly esteemed young woman who has made this city her home for the past three years. Her relatives reside in New York. For the last two years she has been employed in the New York store where she gained a deserved popularity. Mir. Evans came here about seven years ago and since that time has been employed by the Berryhill company in a responsible position. The contracting parties both have a wide circle of friends who will wish for them long and happy lives.
 CHANGE TIME OF MARIcoPA TRAIN-The city officials of the Southern Pacific announce that be- ginning with tomorrow morning the time of the Maricopa train which has been reaching Phoenix at 7:55 a. m will be changed to 6:55. This will re- duce the running between Los Ang- eles and Phoenix to 15 hours, the fastest time that has ever been made between the two cities.
 WILL ADDRESS BOYS-The mem bers of the Phoenix Wireless club will be addressed tomorrow afternoon at the home of Russell Peabody on North Second avenue by Professor Jones of the high school. This will be a change from the program of the club as originally planned, for it was at first intended to have their weekly lecture on Saturday, but it has been decided to have another in the middle of the week as well.
 KEEP LATE HOURS or CITY RECORDERS OFFICE-The special arrangement made at the city record CTS office by which the clerks stay until 10 in the evening to receive registrations has resulted in large number of names being put on the lists Recorder Frank Thomas states that there are at present 2459 names on the register, and he expects to see the voters coming in steadily as the time for the election draws near.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-19
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair: slowly rising temperature
 Data for 24 hours ending D. m. yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1911-04-19
WILL ENTERTAIN DELEGATES

The City Club at it's dinner in the board of trade room Friday night will entertain all the delegates who are here for the purpose of attending the good roads convention that meets Sat urday morning in the capitol building.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-19
DAUGHTERS OF THE REVoLU-

TION-Mrs W E. Thomas and Miss Ora Orme will entertain Maricopa Chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, at the Orme residence on North Seventh street near Palm Lodge road, on Saturday afternoon. April 22 from 2:3O to o'clock. All members of the chapter are urged to be present. and a cordial invitation is extended to visiting members and to those who are eligible for mem bership. Take Indian School car line to Palm Lodge road, walk east one block.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-19
SLIPPED BACK A LITTLE-For

the first time since the January rains the Roosevelt reservoir lost its grip yesterday and slipped back 525 acre feet. but it is coming to be the time of year when such things must be eX- pected The water will never do any good until it comes down into the valley anyway. Beside the saloons were closed yesterday and the valley had to use some of it's valuable water for drinking purposes.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-19
OF LOCAL INTEREST
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A STERLING GIRL

A STERLING GIRL-The friends of Nil. and Mrs. Charles R. Sterling will reJ, ice with them in the arrival If niHc-poUnd Eaby girl at their horHe or North second stc..e-. Both tre n, thcI and baby are doing splendil'y
Arizona republican., 1911-04-19
VINDICATE ED.

50 you're a contortionist, 9" asked the manager of the sideshow. Well, don't know. I never heard of you. What can you do?'
 What can I dO?" proudly asks the applicant, drawing from his pocket a bunch of documents. Here are signed testimonials from ten sleeping car con ductors certifying that I can undress myself in the ordinary berth."-Chicago Post
Arizona republican., 1911-04-19
HIS MORNING.

EXPECTED THIS MORNING. Governor Sloan who has been making personal inspection of conditions at Douglas. left Bisbee fast night at 6 D. m. and is expected home this morning.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SUNDAY SERVICE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

SUNDAY SERVICE
Preaching ....................11 .11:00 a. m.
Sunday School. l.................12 1900 IA.
Epworth League .............6::30 p. M.
Preaching g........... ............7:30 p. m.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08
If you would make a farm loan

see Alien agency.
Want to trade heavy farm harness
for n light driving harness. p. Allen.
Mrs r. p. Fitch arrived last Friday
from Lakeside, Cal, and will visit
friends and relatives here a month or
two before returning.
Yankton merchant was arrested
and fined for giving away cigarette
papers. The state law on the subject
of cigarettes is very strict, and mer-
chants should take care how they
allow themselves to be tempted to vo-
late it,
The Rebekah lodge gave a reception
last Thursday night for Mrs Wood,
who left Monday for her new home in
Sioux Falls. Although the evening
was stormy, there was a large attend
ance, and all had AN enjoyable time
After initiation, Mrs. Lyon and Belva
Bartle being received into member
ship, two showers were given for the
Misses nellie Wood and Lulu Rundell,
Nh Brown later i'm the evening also
presented Miss Lulu with q dining
room chair in behalf of the business
men of Hurley. who appreciated her
services as an efficient and accommo-
dating central The chair, he said
would be enough for two the first
month. After that the other five would
be at her disposal at the Wray Fulni-
ture store. Mrs. Maybelle Allen sang
a very sweet solo, and Mrs Fitch gave
a reading accompanied by Gladys
Fairchild on the piano Sandwiches
and coffee, cake and ice cream were
then served in the dining room The
Rebekahs presented Mrs Wood with
bible as a token of their affection
and esteem. Mrs. Wood has been a
faithful member of Miriam Rebekah
lodge, and the sisters regret her re-
moval to another town.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08

SUNDAY SERVICE
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08

John NJ. Downer was a Hurley Wis
itor Monday.
Fred Marcusson and Pete Hansen
iroye up from Viborg Sunday in the
iatters auto.
a. H. Dirks of Marion has been ap-
pointed postmaster at that place vice
Henrietta Dahlman, resigned
e. c. Lundberg, who bought the
Welch farm two weeks ago, was here
last week painting the buildings.
Forest Nader and Minnie Thinner
man, both of Davis, were married last
sunday. The Herald extends congrat-
ulations.
Fred Fitch has his house at Isabel
about completed and the elevator is
i-apidly going up. He is expected here
he last of the week to get his house
hold goods.
Art Hogan returned last week from
Chamberlain, where he attended the
Catholic college the past year Har-
old is still at the sisters school in
Woonsocket
Stella Bartle, job and ad compositor
n the Fort Pierre Fairpiay, visited
lcr aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bartle, here last week. She
lade 1raternal call at the Herald
1ffce.
Hon ]. w Parmley, who is known
70 many Hurley people, was injured at
his stable last week by being kicked
by a Shetland pony The injury is not
expected to prove serious. though it
has confined him to his bed
The Hurley band has been honored
by being invited TO go to Sioux City
next Wednesday to attend the annual
show of the Shenkberg company. The
trip viii be a pleasant one for the
boys and they will have chance to
play in distinguished company.
The use of a spray of iron sulphate
and water viii Kill mustard, dandelion
and many other weeds that are a nui-
ance on the farm and about the lawn
The spray is very cheap ard no ap-
pliance but spray pump is needed.
The Herald would like TO see this man
ner of weed eradication thoroughly
tried in the locality and would like re-
ports from any who have tried it.
The meeting Of the Hurley Tele-
phone company called for Monday in
Hurley was failure owing to the fact
that there was not a quroum present
The meeting was adjourned for three
weeks and a determined effort will be
made to get a quorum in person or
proxy. The company is getting so large
and scattered that it is not at all easy
10 get sufficient members together
and the members should all bear the
second meeting in mind and send their
proxies if they cannot be present
The Herald editor took a spin of
about five miles into the country last
and as far as he could Judge
from the country traversed crop pros
poets were never finer in Turner
county. Small grain is up with good
stand and growing rapidly The corn
is far ahead of the season in size, and
the stand is unusually good. Nothing
has happened to injure the fruit crop,
and everywhere the prospects are
good for fruit of all kinds. 1t looks
like prosperous year for everyone in
Turner and the balance of the state Is
nrohahiv III ~ eir,sAd knftAiAiHh
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08

John NJ. Downer was Hurley Wis
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08
Herald Bulletin Board

FOR sALE-Two full blood Duroc
boars- Call or phone E. A. Thomas
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08
SELL YOUR CREAM

| am agent for the Fairmont
Creamery and will test your cream
and pay spot cash for it at the Red
Front building. Give me trial.
C. c. GARY
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08
Card of Thanks

We wish to express our thanks to
the Hurley people who so kindly help
ed us with aid and sympathy during
the recent death of our little babe, and
also wish to thank the railroad men
for the beautiful flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Gitchell,
And Mother.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08
We Have All The Popular Flayors

We I1dvc 11I 1Tt UFUIdT T1HVOrS
and Fruits, Pop. Cones, plain and
fancy Lemonades. Matted Milk.
Sites Root Beer, Pure Gala Ross
Pineapple Juice and Peters Irresisti-
bly, Delicious FountainChocolate. The
best novelty in fruits is Marashino
Pineapple Cubes Ask for a Mars
chino Sundae. LILY CAFE
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08

F. H. Davis of Davis was q Hurley
visitor Monday.
Frank Jackson was a Centerville
visitor Thursday.
Tornados are due any time now.
See US. Aliens Agency.
Paul Redfeld made business
trip to Parker Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Anderson of
Centervile have been visiting with
1 Norway friends this week.
Gladys Fairchild took the train
Tuesday for Canistota for few
days visit with Miss Ferguson.
Try one can of Hunts canned
goods. You will want more.
Fawrup-Nelson Co.
1 Gertrude Bartle of Centerville
visited one day last week with her
Uncle Frank Bartle and family.
If you want to save money you
can do it buying right. See Dimes
dale & Bailin. They have bargains.
/ Harold Hogan returned Wednes-
day from Woonsocket where he has
been attending school the past year.
4 Father Kane of Centerville was
in town this week. He came up to
otficiate at the Buckmiller-Dahm
wedding.
Everything about our soda foun-
tain is sanitary, cleanly and up to
date. Our cones are kept in dust
and fly proof dispensers. Lily Cafe
Charley Davis of Lafayette, Ind,
nephew and fellow soldier in the
Philippines of Ed Lambertson stop
ped off for few days visit with the
Lambertson family.
4 The w. c. T. u. held its monthly
meeting Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Churchill. Mrs. Pin
grey gave most interesting report
of the Parker convention.
Mrs. Peter Gaard and daughter of
l}elesford visited with the jacobson
family Tuesday They rode over in
the auto with A. M Strand who also
visited with the restaurant people.
Mrs. d. w Fairchild and son Vic
tor started Sunday by automobile
for Huron to visit with her daughter
Mrs. Fred Welch. They arrived
there safely and without accident of
any kind
Mrs. c. l.. Smith Of Iroquois visit
this week with her sister, Mabel
Parmenter and also with the Writ
family. She returned to Iroquois
Tuesday accompanied by Miss Par
menter who went to her home at
Clark
The Helping Hand Society gave a
kitchen shower for Nellie Wood last
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Clara Redfeld Miss Nellie
received many beautiful and useful
presents of granite and aluminium
kitchen ware.
Tom Davis shipped two cars of
cattle to Chicago last Saturday.
GARY & Berry also shipped two cars
and j. I. Scroggs one. Ed. Lam
bertson shipped hogs Saturday and
GARY e. Berry sent car of cattle
to Sioux City Tuesday.
The Cornerstone Committee have
added to their already long list of
attractions a ball game to be PLAYED
on the Parker diamond between two
of the best local teams of the county
and arrangements have been made
with Miss Langdon whereby the
Bethany contata will be rendered
under cover of a large tent. Miss
Langdon has made arrangements for
special soloistss for the prominent
parts This musical treat alone will
be worth travelling many miles to
hear. Do not fail to watch the local
papers for the entire program. AS
soon as arrangements are complet-
ed, the entire program of the day
will be published.
Cnrner,Atn,,na C.or4na;4+.a
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08

c. E. Andrews made a trip to
Huron this week.
See notice on last page of Sam
Bailen's big sale.
Mrs. Wormmood and Mrs. E. p.
Fitch drove to Norway Monday.
Five and ten cent granite ware.
big assortment. tawrup-Nelson Co.
Peter Allen went to Seneca this
week to look after his farm near
there.
On Saturday evening, June Il, the
C. e. Society will give an ice cream
social.
Time to see Aliens Agency about
tornado insurance. Don't wait; do
it now.
Verna Vail went to Parker Wed
nesday to take the teachers exam
ination.
Waists, waists, at almost half
price while they last at Iawrup-
Nelson Cos.
Mrs. Shrine and son Kirk of Win
throp, iowa, have been Visiting her
cousin Frank Williams.
Mrs. Jacob Meehl Of Monroe was
here Wednesday to attend the Dab.
man-Bucknillar wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schufrider of Mar
ion were in attendance at the Dab
man-Bucklnillar wedding
Several good farms in eastern
South Dakota to sell on crop pay
ment plan. See Aliens Agency.
Charley Corkill with Ed Browne
and Mat Woodward as passengers
made an auto trip to Sioux Falls
Wednesday.
We invite you to drop in at our
fountain for bit of rest and a cool
ing drink in the coolest place in
Hurley The Lily Cafe.
Did you know that if you broke
the lenses or reading glasses they
could be replaced just as good or 10
pay by B. f. Vaughan.
Oscar Lundberg of Beresford who
bought the Sib Welch farm has been
in town this week making extensive
improvements on the property.
Mrs. Fatherloss of CenterviIle who
has been visiting with relatives
around Hurley went to Parker
Tuesday evening to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Pool.
Mrs. David Larson of Norway
has been enjoying a visit from her
mother, Mrs John Mikkelson of
Centerville who returned to her
home Tuesday.
In the readjustment of post office
salaries the Hurley Office is given an
increase of S;l00 per year. This is
the only office in the county that
gets an increase.
Join the boosters and go to Sioux
City next Wednesday. Boost for
Hurley and the Band. Get badges
from Arthur Nelson on the train
Wednesday morning.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the M. E. church will
serve ice cream in the basement next
Saturday evening, June 10. from +
to 10 O'Clock. The public is invited.
The subject next Sunday morning
at the Presbyterian church will be
. A Fair Question" evening, 'Bau
Bread. The C. E Society will well
come all to their service at 700 D. |
m.
A small casting on one of the
gas engine broke about nine O'Clock
saturday evening ana Ihe clty was
left in darkness till repairs could be
received from Sioux Falls the next
day.
Mrs. j. B. Gorton went to Marion
last Thursday to attend the gradn-
ating exercises of the high school at
that place. Her niece, Gail Way, is
one of the graduates from the tenth |
grade.
Mrs. Pool was down from Parker
this week looking after some i'm
provements on her house property.
Her many Hurley friends are re-
joiced to see ner looking so we'll and
are congratulating her on her re-
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08
CREAM WANTED

We are the Hurley representatives
Of the Handford Produce Co. and
want all your cream. Best prices
and prompt payment.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Services at the Christian Science
church every Sunday morning at
ll:00 and every Wednesday evening
at 500.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08

MlD-WEEK PRAYER MEETING
Wednesday .7:30 %. m.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08

You are cordially invited.