Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-13

tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Bert
Allen.
Little Ruth Lane fell from wag-
on Monday and sustained a badly
sprained arm.
Eat Ice Cream next Friday with
the philatheas at the c. Z. Blundell
home. All are invited.
Quite bunch of Hurley people
took in the Ba~nun & Bailey circus
at Sioux Falls last Friday.
Mrs. Geo Raynor and son Frank
and little Mary Elizabeth took in
the circus at Sioux Falls Friday.
Now is the time to get valuable
presents A coupon with every 2oc
purchase at our store. Fawrup-
Nelson Co.
The appordonment of school funds
from the state amounts to $50 per
child. This will bring about 500 to
the Hurley school district.
Jim Hogan made land deal this
week by which be becomes the own
II Of an Oakland runabout and a.
!IaclAsinith s5op-ia f-.f-s.i ay,~i-l.- $50.
Miss Anna Hoyton, eff Canistota,
.ho hts been visiting Nr. and Mrs.
Ben Swenson, of Davis, returned to
ganistota by way of Hurley Tues.
lay.
Most of our neighboring towns
sent delegates to the firemen S
tournament at Lead last week.
Hurley was not represented as the
distance was so great that the mem
oers did not feel justified in incur
l'ing the expense.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bartle of
Parker left Wednesday for Beach,
n Oak, where they will make their
future home. Mrs Frank Bartle
and Belva went up to Parker the
first Of the week to visit for q few
days and to help them get packed
up
The rain fall Saturday night meas
lred 8 inch at Sioux City, l.5 at
Yankton and IL at Mitchell The
amount of precipitation is always
q matter Of argument after every
rain and is a difficult matter to de-
cermine accurately without rain
guage
The new pews for the Methodist
Church have arrived and on July %
| viii be held the reopening services
af the s3l ,3l, ,aszll. There will be special
services ali day and a cordial invitat-
'onis extended to everyone to attend.
Ne will look for you on Sunday,
Iuly 23ra.
Since the first of July the mail
eariiers are drawing a salary Of
$1,000 per wear Although this is
IN increase of $400 over the pay
.sllen the service was started the
nigh prices that now prevail make
the increase of less value THAN it
would appear on the surface.
| A big delegation of Davis peo-
he attended the commissioners
Meeting in Parker last week to
rge or oppose the extension of the
town limits of Davis. After lively
, discussion before the board a com.
promise was adopted taking in part
| If the land that was asked for.
/. About eighty acres was added to
! the town.
Hurley people should appreciate
their water system this dry season
When nearly every town in the state
, has had to SHUT down ON lawr
, sprinkling the supply has beer
! abundant in Hurley and all reason
able needs have been supplied. The
weather has been SC dry that it was
pretty near impossible to keep the
lawns fully watcred but it was AM
pie to keep the grass and trees from
dying.
Word comes from Yankton tha
Mrs. Thompson and Jennie wers
quite badly hurt by being thrown
out of a carriage last week. Al
: automobile ran into the buggy ane
a the horse, becoming frightened
: plunged, breaking the shaft ane
, overturning the rig. They are rest
, ing in bed at present, no bones be
q ing broken, but they are badl.
: bruised and it will be several day
before they will be entirely recover
ed.
To chew, +l,o ra,oo,LonIo o,,ou,4I