Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-31
Alta Parsons visited friends in
Parker last week.

Tarker last week.
Tornados are due any time now.
See US. Aliens Agency.
Francis Boyd of Sioux City is here
visiting with Verne Mansfield.
For views of the Iowa Picnic call
at or address The Hurley Art Studio.
Grace Wood is here from Sioux
Falls visiting her sister, Mrs. Allen
Parsons.
Waistings and summer dress goods
at greatly reduced prices. Fawrup-
Nelson Co.
George Cohoe is home for a short
vacation from his work with the
Voegli Orchestra.
Earl Rundeli is taking two weeks
vacation from his duties in the Tur-
ner County Bank.
The editor oi the aeralda is the
only member of the Hurley widow
ers' club now left.
Mrs. R. P. Sundstrom and child
rem Of Beresford visited at the
jacobson home this week.
Dan Buker has returned from his
visit in Iowa and is back at work
again in the Corner Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Murphy and
children were down from Parker
over Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. Carnahan and Mrs. Jas. Nc
Callen have returned from their two
months visit on the Pacific Coast.
Mrs. c. j. Bach, Mrs. Roy Allen
and Mrs. 3. T. Peters all returned
from their vacation trips Saturday.
Millard Franklin who has been
working in this vicinity for some
time returned this week to his home
in Iowa.
Lonnie Welch is at last recovering
from his attack of rheumatism and
is now getting down town part of
every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Berry went to
Iowa last week where they were
called by the serious illness of Mr..
Berry's father.
Hello there! Say, do you know
that the coupons you get from Faw-
rup-Nelson Co. are valuable? Saw,
them, ask for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lundberg of
Beresford were here this week look
ing over the Welch farm which they
purchased this spring.
Charley Webster is now living at
West Alis, Wis. and is conductor
on Milwaukee street car. Twice a
week he plays in a band in a resort
park near there.
Fred Hall and his two nieces Flor
ence and Mabel Hall of Hurley are
spending the week with T. C. Ham
son folks and other friends and rela-
tives.- [Wakonda Monitor.
Sheriff Bailey was a Hurley caller
Saturday and dropped into the Her.
aid Office for visit. Duties in his
office have been light this summer.
He stated that the coming term of
circuit court would probably be a
heavy one.
Every other person at the State
Fair on Wednesday, Sept. 18th, will
be a German. The Day has been
set aside as German Day at the State
Fair. and it goes without saying
that the Teuton will flock in on that
day to meet and hear the leading
Germans of the northwest.
From last weeks Record and other
sources we learn that there is not
much doubt but that the various
fires set in Marion last week were
the deliberate act Of someone bent
on firing the town. No one has yet
been arrested but an investigation is
going on and if the guilty ones can
be found they will be prosecuted.
Chas. A. Falck. of Strawn, ILL.,, is
here looking after some improve.
ments on the N. C. Kier farm which
he purchased last winter. His
brother owns the Chas. Thompson
farm north of town. Mr.. Falck was
a caller at the Herais. utfice and
stated that crops were better here
than at his home in Illinois. It was
dry there all summer and they have
not yet had rain. He has great con-
fidanca in his invoetyoon%o ~ T,,,uo.