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

church met Wednesday in the church
basement.
Bargains, bargains for everyone.
Read the full page ad of Dimesdale
& Bailin.
Eta Bach has been quite i'll with
the quinsy but is improving at this
writing.
Mrs. Ed tambertson and daugh-
ter Helen aresyisiting in Hawarden
this week.
Garry & Berry have sold to C. F.
Corkill the vacant lot adjoining the
meat market.
Stanley Browne went to Parker
last week for a few days visit with
his grandmother.
Opal Vanderlingen of Algona, la.
is visiting with her uncle, A. j.
Garry. and family.
Geraldine Fairchild enjoyed visit
last week from her school friend,
Francis johnson, of Ireton, la.
Try one can of Hunts canned
goods. You will want more.
Fawrup-Nelson Co.
If you want to save money you
can do it buying right. See Dimes
dale & Bailin. They have bargains.
Harry Webster Jr. is now located
at Field. B, c.. where ne is train
dispatcher on the Canadian Pacific.
John Webster is also in the same
place.
Did you know that if you bro k
the lenses or reading glasses they
could be replaced just as good or no
pay by B. F. Vaughan.
Mrs. Norman writes Mrs. Browne
from Richfield, Utah. that it is very
dry there also. The boys, she says,
are interested in the sugar beet in
dustry which fourishes there.
The Eastern Star Lodge initiated
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen of Viborg and
Ethel Lakings last Friday evening
and followed with a very pleasant
reception in the dining room where
refreshments were served.
Bert Evans has installed an irri-
eating outfit oh his five acre potato
patch on the river bottom near town.
John Stanly with his traction engine
is running the pump which furnishes
200 gallons per minute.-[New Era.
Mrs. Chas. Withee of Orient has
been the guest Of her brother-in-law
Blans Webber this week. ......... MIR.
c. M. Reynolds of Centerville and
Miss Hannah Edwardson of Hurley
were united in marriage by Rev.
Eberhart at the M. E. parsonage
Saturday afternoon. Press Leader.
F. ii. Keel, the Sioux Falls Opti-
clan will make his regular trip to
Hurley again Thursday, July IL.
Correctly fitted glasses are apprecia-
ted by everyone. Anyone wanting
new glasses or old ones changed
should see Mr.. Keel at the hotel.
Twenty-four years experience in op-
| teal work.
The following Hurley young peo.
pie were registered at the recent
teachers institute. Amy Piper. Har-
ry Woodward, Marion Pelmulder,
Ethel 14akings, Belva Bartle, Nellie
Perkins, Johanna and Sadie Kaastra,
Pearl Boardman, Arthur Jensen,
I Anna Larson, Inez Welch, Maude
Rundeli and Francis Hanson.
The editor is glad to report that
his hive of bees seems to be hard al
work storing honey and that he has
been able to handle them on several
occasions without more stings. A
colony of bees is one of the most
wonderful and interesting families in
the world and one can hardly become
familiar with them without finding
it very discriminating study.
To show the remarkable growth
of 8 sood business in Hurley and tc
prove that the buying public wants
only high grade goods. the firm Of
Fawrup-Nelson Co. purchased one
solid ton $4,000 lbs) Of high grade
coffee Wednesday for spot shipment.
Cotfees are advancing rapidly in
price and the above firm is protect.
ing its customers by buying now Sc
as to maintain fair and reasonable
price on their we'll known brands OF
package coffee.