Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-13
c. j. Bach and Bill Ruth went up

W al lhSl oll CllC 1iSiSll NAOllutty.
Aliens Agency sells steamship
tickets on any of the first class lines.
Carl Eccarius and the Hogan boys
are kept busy manufacturing fly
traps.
Attend the NJ. E. Sunday School
next Sunday at the NJ E. Church at
II o'clock.
Go to Dimsdale & Bailen's store
this week. Last chance for the big
bargains
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
meet next Thursday with Mrs. Ray
mond Welch.
Dr.. Joyce and Hidde IIighstreet,
of Davis, came over in the Doctors
auto Monday.
Mrs. Raymond WeIch entertains
her Sunday School Glass of little
people this afternoon.
They are selling new goods at
Bailen's for less than cost. This is
the last week Go now.
/ Why not meet with the Epwerta
I-sasae SUNDAY -eylenl9e. :. 9-a'e9s4'-
I Mss Jennie Hershey will leai
Verne Mansfield returned nonle
Wednesday from Lansing Michigan
where she has been attending school
A patent fly trap is being manu-
factured in Hurley, and parties In
fringing on this patent are liable tc
/ prosecution.
jim Wray has traded in his old
auto for new 1911 model Buict
and now has as handsome and eff
| ficient a car as anyone.
A. j. Vafed has bonght the W. h.
No u residence of Wm. Kausen OF
Sioux Falls. The house is srented for
the present but some day Mr.. Vafed
Nill probably use it himself.
A. |. Davis and daughter of Em-
erson, Neb. are here this week look
ing over the Harneis farm they pur-
chased from Jake Zehnder. The
family will probably move here in
the spring.
Art Thomas states that he has a
patch of corn on ground that has
been too wet for cultivation for sew
eral years that will average six feet
high and is we'll tossled out and
showing ears. All his corn looks
good since the rain.
The condition OF Howard Rover
since MS accident with the auto on
July 4th is giving his friends much
! concern. Though he did not seen
nucn injured at the time he is not
getting any better and some inter
nal injury is now feared.
John OdIard and bride arrived
Weanesdav for visit with his par
ents. The bride was Miss Glaiys
Throup who graduated this yea
; from Brookings. John is now one
OF the successful farmers in the
Beach country and they will be al
home near Sentinel Butte, n. Oak
after their wedding trip is over.
Grant Eccarius was arrested al
Davis last week for keeping his s.
loon open after closing hours tht
asst night of June. In making tn,
arrest he resisted the officer ant
> was struck and injured on the head
He was tried in justice court ant
/, held to the circuit court on casl
bond of $780,
The retiring noble grand of Miri
: am Rebekah Lodge, Mrs. Ameli
Gilbert, treated the members to ict
cream and cake after installation
last Thursday evening. The even
: ing was greatly enjoyed by all. Mrs
Alfredo Wood, the installed exccu
7 tive will come from Sioux Falls eacl
meeting night to occupy the chair
She was presented with fine Bibl
: by the lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Chase hav
moved to the farm of their daugh
ter, Mrs. George Quarg, whose hus
bands sudden death occurred las
week. They expect to stay ther
the balance of the season and assis
in the work of the farm. Mr.. Quar-
was not well known here but he i
spoken of by all who knew him as
t man of the finest character and wa
q highly respected in his home.
: One of the jolliest boys of tn