Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-02
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How aOOuC an OVercOaC IOr Lne
winter? Fawrup Nelson & Co.
See Schultz & Woodward for auc-
tioneers if you are going to have
sale.
Chicken Pie Supper and Sale of
Aprons and Fancy Articles. In the
Rundell building, November 18th.
+ Remember the Supper and Sale
given by the Presbyterian Aid, Nov
ember II from 5 o'clock until 200
are served.
Tom Davis raised over 900 bushels
of potatoes from five acres. There
ought to be good profit in such
crop as that.
Bushels of silk ribbon at IL cents
per yard while they last. All sizes
and colors.
Fawrup Nelson & Co.
President Taft has issued his proc
lamation naming the Both as Thanks
giving day. This is the latest date
for this celebration that the writer
has ever known.
Parties who have old papers or
magazines, old school books or 9TH
er old papers to dispose of can do so
by phoning Mrs. Frank Bartle, Mrs.
w. H. Stoddard or Mrs. j. s. Pin
grey. ct
Mr.. Van Alstine of Wakonda was
in down Tuesday. He is planning
to move here and will probably 20
into business. For several years he
has had charge of the Wakonda
Telephone Company's lines.
Forty acres in eastern North
Dakota, and the Svenstrup residence
property in Hurley, to exchange for
horses, cattle or hogs, or would con-
slider Turner County farm and pay
difference. r. E. jackson
| The editor and family are under
obligations to Harry Sanborn for
celery and mushrooms of his own
growing. Harry has been expert
menting with mushrooms for about
a year and is now growing them
quite successfully.
The three weeks old infant of Mrs.
Thum, who is staying with her sister
Mrs. Brazzell, died Tuesday. 1t had
never been well but was thought
lately to be gaining MIR. Thuln is
out across the river on claim and
was unable to get here.
The case of G. f. Andrews VS. the
City of Hurley is being heard before
Judge Tripp at Parker this week.
1t involves the attempt Of Mr.. And
rews to have his farm set out of the
incorporated city. Mayor Sanborn
and Mr.. Andrews were present at
the hearing.
e. H. Keel the we'll known Sioux
Falls optician will make his regular
trip to Hurley again Wednesday,
Nov. 8. Correctly fitted glasses are
a necessity to every one who needs
glasses. New glasses furnished or
old ones changed. Twenty-four
years experience in optical work.
Office in hotel.
The Hurley Athletic Club is max
ing arrangements to rent the upper
floor in the old school building. Some
athletic apparatus has already been
ordered and the club will soon be
equipped and ready for business.
Any wishing to join should hand
their names and the membership fee
to the secretary.
Forest Bach had his right arm
severely injured Saturday by get
ting it caught in gasoline engir e
in the Bach machine sheds. At first
it was thought that the arm YVES
broken but examination showed that
it was only wrenched and some of
the liRaments torn. 1t has caused
him considerable suffering and it
will be some time before its full use
is restored.
Thanks to the cold weather and a
few precautions by Mayor Sanloorn
halloween passed off very quietly in
Hurley. A few pranks were played
here and there in the town but there
was no destruction of property OF
any other wan ton acts. The citizens
certainly appreciated the modera.
tion and hope that future celebra
tions will be as tame-or more so.
At an elaborate dinner served al
the Erarch home Sunday afternoon