Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-31

from her variation trip.
| Mrs. Pasco and sister, Miss Ohlson,
visited friends in Parker last week.
Time to see Aliens Agency about
tornado insurance. Don't wait; do
it now.
Centerville has advertising around
town for labor day celebration,
Monday, Sept. d.
Co. Supt. Swenson and wife passed
through town Tuesday in their auto
on their way to Viborg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pier and Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Carr made an auto
trip to Sioux Falls Friday.
Andrew Piper is back in Hurley
after some time spent visiting in
Nebraska and other places.
j. c. Gilbert traded a portion. of
| his clothing stock to a Lyman county
party in exchange for western land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rittenhouse accom-
panied their daughter Mrs. L. c..
Allen back to Hurley and spent Sum
day here.
Every day will be hummer at
Fawrup-Nelson Co.'s. Ladies get
ten yards of goods and get that dish
| free, your choice.
Jacob Greenbcck returned Mon
day from ten days stay at Cham
berlain where he was called by the
serious illness of friend.
Rev. Bestwater of Dolton was in
Hurley Saturday arranging for the
county Sunday School convention
that will be held here Sept. 9 and 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Evans of New
Sharon, Ia, visited over night this
week at the Tom Orr home. They
were on their way home from a trip
to Lake Andes.
The Viborg kid ball team came to
Hurley last Friday and met SINH
liar team in an exciting game. At
the close Of the nine innings the
score stood 9 to 10 in favor of Hur-
ley.
Ed. Wilson, the we'll known furni-
ture dealer of Parker, and Mrs.
Young, were married about the mid
die of July but the marriage was
kept quiet till last week. They will
make their home in Parker.
Everett Callihan Of Van Meter, S.
D., was here this week making
real estate deal. Mr.. Callihan was
a near neighbor of the editor in San
born county and he was welcome
Ivisitor,at the Herald Office where an
hour or two was spent talking over
old times.
The Hurley ball team went to
Marion on short notice Saturday and
played with the Marion team at the
carnival. The game was called at
the end of the fifth inning with the
score tied at two and with three
Hurley men on bases and no one out.
The boys thought that was certainly
hard luck.
Jacob Greenbeck walked into the
Herald office Tuesday afternoon and
laid down a big watermelon as
though he was anxious to know
what would happen to the melon.
The office force knew what to do
and demonstrated the fact in short
order. Jake has raised some fine
melons this year.
The Leola Orchestra entertained
about forty guests with a dance at
the City Restaurant last evening.
The event was given in honor of
Miss Welch, who will leave in few
days for her home at Hurley. Sweet
peas formed the decorations. The
music and floor were splendid and
everyone had a good time. The de-
parturc Of Miss Welch is regretted
by her many friends and will be
greatly missed in future functions.
| -[Leola Herald.
Silos continue to be built around
Hurley and by another year or two
these tall and conspicuous structures
will be in evidence on nearly all the
progressive farms of the county. In
addition to those previously men
toned in the Herald the following
are now engaged in erecting silos.
Nelson Rundell. John Rundell, Chas,
Eggleston, A. j. Vafed, j. S. Ping
rev, Martin Christensen, A. j. Allen