Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-27
Aliens Agency has good farm to

iUU NY traps.
Tornados are due any time now.
See US. Aliens Agency.
Don't forget to ask for coupons at
our store. Fawrup-Nelson Co.
A new ad appears this week from
the Mankato Commercial College.
Church services were conducted in
five churches in Hurley last Sunday.
Mrs. Gilbert and children visited
in Parker Wednesday between trains.
Our Remnant Counter is full of
good bargains now. rup-Nelson
Co.
Chris McGinn and family were
over from Davis shopping last
week.
The shortage of feed this year is
proving a big argument for the use
of silos.
Save the coupons you receive from
Fawrup- Nelson Co. They are worth
money to you.
Mrs, j. P. jacobson and daughter
Geneva have returned from their
visit at Beresford.
Ed Christensen returned from the
claim last week in order to attend
the funeral of his brother.
Gus Bach and Wendell Drummer
went to Sioux Falls Monday morn
ing to attend to business matters.
| Now is the time to get valuable
presents. A coupon with every zoe
purchase at our store. Fawrup-
| Nelson Co.
Mrs. Chris Holland and Miss Buken-
berg of Hooker returned home We'd
nesday after a visit at the John r.
johnson home.
Harry Sanborn has begun his
work as game warken for the county
to which position he was appointed
early in the month.
| DIR. Jennings, the dentist, is still
here and owing to the amount Of
work on hand will remain part, if
not all, of next week.
| Did you know that if you broke
the lenses or reading glasses they
could be replaced just as good Or no
pay by B. f. Vaughan.
Mrs. E. p. Fitch and Eulela And
rews left for the formers horne al
San Diego, Calf, Tuesday morning.
Eulela expects to visit with her
grand parents about a year
! c. !. Chase was in town short
time Monday. He is very busy Elar.
Ivesting the crop on his daughter S
farm and will probably decide to re-
main on the farm another year.
The Jackson residence is rapidly
taking shape. The silo was erected
last week. The buildings already
erected are unusually we'll arranged
for comfort and convenience in work.
| Again the country has been saved.
Saturday night there came a good
rain and corn is now safe for some
time. 1t had been just three weeks
since the last rain and it was greatly
needed.
Mrs. G. w. Fitch entertained the
members of the w. C. 7. U. and
their friends Monday night. A short
program was given and refresh
ments were served. About twenty
ladies were present.
| The city council has decided to
adopt the meter system for the city
water works and will go onto a
meter basis Jan. l. The details OF
the plan are not yet worked out but
will be announced later.
The new school board organized
last week by electiDg 3. F. Vaughan
president and Roy Allen clerk. The
board is composed Of the, following
members: b F. Vaughan, John
Parsons, Nelson Rundell, Mrs. Eva
Rundell and A. j. Alien. Peter
Allen is treasurer.
Part of the apple crop on the Hur-
ley Fruit Farm was sold this week
to the Mitchell Fruit and Grocery
Co. The apples will be taken on the
trees and the harvest will begin to-
day. Rulnor states that the con-
slderation was in the neighborhood
of a Thousand dollars.
Old residents of Hurley were
pleased Sunday to greet Rev. Fl. |.
Farr who was pastor of the local M