Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01

Carl Hansen was pleasant Herald
caller last week.
j. NJ Hansen marketed fat hogs
in Hurley last week.
Mrs. Wormwood made a business
trip to Centerville Monday
Jack Gallagher and a party from
Parker We're in town yesterday
Miss Della Anderson of Parker is
visiting at the kimball home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Welch are visit
ing relatives and friends in town.
A number of little girls went out
to French's grove Monday for pic
mic.
Mrs. Farnsworth is enjoying a visit
from her sister, Mrs Hoke, of Ore
gon.
Word has been received that Mr.
and Mrs. jean Sargent are the pa
rents of new boy
The Albee sale last Saturday drew
a small crowd and the goods did not
bring very high prices.
Marcia Sanborn visited with her
1 aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Harry
4 Sanborn. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen arrived
Friday and will spend their vacation
with relatives in Hurley.
Mrs. Hattie Durkee of Omaha ar
rived Monday to visit her sister, Mrs
French, for a few weeks.
The Rebekahs give a reception this
evening for Mrs. Will Wood, who will
4 soon remove to Sioux Falls
Alta Parsons, Maude Rundell Leila
Swan and Walter Allen went to the
! Gulch for an outing Sunday
| Mr.. and Mrs Harry Elliott and Mas
| ter Jack visited over Sunday with
A Harry's mother. Mrs A. F. Elliott.
4 Irene Lakings took the train Mon
4 day for Redfield where she will visit
with the family OF Bob Hendrickson
Gus Bach is one of the latest to
show symptoms of the automobile
disease. 1t certainly seems to be
catching.
The many friends of Mrs Vaughan
will be glad to learn that she is inn
proving nicely and expects to be able
to be home in three or four weeks.
Miss Harnak went home to Remsen,
\ Ia, last week. Many pupils We're at
4 the station to see all the teachers off,
.seyeral of them going on Fridays
train
4 Joe Leber is one of the latest Hur-
4 ley people to invest in touring car
He seems to have already learned to
operate his new machine like an old
timer
DR.. Jongewaard and wife and child
4 ren of Orange City came Monday to
f1visit with his sister and brother, Mrs
j. H. Muilenberg, and j. c. ,Jonge
ID ward.
4 Mrs. Viola Fessenden, who has spent
the last year in Maine and Massachu
sets, came back Friday AND will spend
4 the summer with her son, Ned in
4 Spring Valley
Miss Tice left Friday for her home
near Wakonda. Miss Tice has resign
ed after having taught here two years
She has given general satisfaction,
and there is much regret over her res
I ignation.
Il Elsie Bailey and brother, jerks, of
Dolton, have, been the guests OF their
cousin, Gennette Andrews, the past
week. jerks Bailey took the eighth
grade examination which vas held i'm
Hurley Friday. They returned to Dol
ton Monday.
Supt E T. Peters will spend the
first part of his vacation teaching in
institute and the latter part of the
summer will go on the road for the
Cataract Book and Stationery Co. of
Sioux Falls and sell supplies to school
boards.
John Lakings won a case last week
in the supreme court involving his
right to appeal from decision of the
county commissioners regarding the
enlargement of the Lakings ditch. The
circuit court decided against him but
the supreme court reversed the decis-
ion.
4 John Lakings last week hauled the
material for his new silo, thirty feet
high. 1S feet in diameter In the
opinion of the Herald silos are the
next logical development in, our pro