Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-09-07

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For views of the Iowa Picnic call
at or address The Hurley Art Studio.
Time to see Aliens Agency about
tornado insurance. Don't wait; do
it now.
w. H. and j. A Howdle visited
with Hurley friends for few hours
on Tuesday.
Harry Pier has bright new sign
on his store. the work of Painter
Harry Sanborn.
Florence Muilenburg returned
Monday from her visit with her
sister at Mt. Vernon.
School opened Monday and all de-
partments are now running smooth
ly with a good attendance.
The city council met in special ses-
sion Friday night and. decided to
paint the water tank at some time
during the coming year.
The Hurley ball team went to Mar
ion last Sunday and tried to play an
other game but rain interfered after
a few innings were played.
Elmer Cowel of Sioux City is max
ing his home with his aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Mace and will
attend school here the coming year.
~ Mrs Elliott and Ethel returned
last week from their visit with Mrs.
Ralph Payne at Morristown. Mrs.
Payne returned with them for a visit
at home.
Mrs. Tower, who has taught the
Lakings school the past two years
returned to Hurley Saturday and
will teach the F. C. Flyger school
the coming year.
DR.. Sackett received the sad news
of the death of his mother.
He left at once to be present at the
funeral. She had been in good health
only a short time before.
Francis Hanson went to Highmore
last Friday where she will teach
school the coming year near the
home of her sister with whom she
will board during her work.
M. A. Bacon writes the Herald
that it has been very hot and dry
there this summer. Crops are very
light. He is located at Keeline on
the eastern part of Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sackett will be at
home in the north Allen cottage as
soon as Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Aliens
new house is done. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Allen will occupy the other: cot
tage.
The Viborg Enterprise relates that
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Judson will be
in Bryant next year where he will
have charge of the Baptist church.
They have lately been visiting at
the DR.. Stewart home in Viborg.
A six year old girl living at Wes-
sington was shot and killed last week
by her brothers six and eight years
old who were playing with a. gun.
We hope that the Herald will never
have such an accident to record in
Hurley.
The Herald office is under obliga-
tions to Tom Davis who came in last
Friday and left a couple of fine
water melons from his home patch.
Turner county has an unusually good
melon crop this year and these of
Toms are of the best.
Miss Benson of Ryan, Ia, woh
was elected last year to teach the
7th and 9Th grades was prevented bv
the illness of her mother from COM
ing to Hurley and Gertrude Ashton,
of Milbank, an experienced teacher,
has been secured by the board.
j. L. Friedline has so far regained
his strength since his operation that
he is now able to get up town again
where is receiving warm greeting
from his many friends. He lost con-
siderable weight and strength fol-
lowing the operation but is gaining
satisfactorily though slowly.
D. w. Fairchild reports the best
yield of oats so far recorded and we
should not be surprised if it was the
best in the county. He had twelve
acre piece that threshed So bushels
per acre. 1t was low piece that
was tilo drainad q voor oro Tho