Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-09-14

Tornados are dne any time now.
See us. Allan's Agency.
Mrs. George Stout and daughter
Maude visited in Hurley Tuesday.
Time to see Aliens Agency about
tornado insurance. Don't wait; do
it now.
The Allen and Jackson houses are
plastered and will soon be ready for
occupancy.
John Murphy and Clarence Rector
came down from Parker last Friday
on business matters.
Grapes and peaches are plenty and
now is the time for those to can who
care to put up their own fruit
Al Bailey was down from Dolton
Sunday to attend the Sunday school
convention and visited at the VIII
Andrews home.
| Mr.. and Mrs j. K. Schrag came to
to Hurley Tuesday afternoon and
took the early morning train for
the Huron fair.
C. z. Andrews and Rev. j. f.
Spencer are in Mitchell this week at
tending the meeting of the Southern
Dakota Presbytery.
Hello there. Say, do you know
that the coupons you get from Faw-
rup-Nelson Co. are valuable? Save
them, ask for them.
Dan Falconer and men finished
work on the Jackson buildings this
week. They will go next to num-
ber of small jobs in the country.
Large numbers of people have
been going from Hurley this week
to the state fair at Huron and all
seem to be pleased with the exhibits
and other attractions
MIR. and Mrs. Hans Jensen will
sell their household goods and re-
turn to the old country when the
fall work is done. How long they
will stay they do not know. They
may remain permanently.
Jas. Mcknight of Pierre, who
married Mae Bach, was wounded
while hunting this week by receiv-
ing an accidental discharge Of shot
in the thigh. At latest reports his
wounds were not considered serious.
F. w. Cohoe attended the state
convention of mail carriers in Sioux
Falls last week and returned much
pleased with the success of the con-
vention and the treatment accorded
the visitors by the Sioux Falls peo-
pie.
| Postmaster Williams informs US
that all mail received here for par
ties transferred to other towns will
be forwarded to them regardless Of
class as it is not the fault Of the pa
irons that their offices have been
changed.
The Herald has neglected to men
ton the marriage of Charley Fitch
who is known to many here. He
was united in marriage at Mills,
/ Mass. August 80 to Miss Emma
Smith. They will make their home
on the old Fitch homestead in
| Maine.
The new heating plant has been
Installed in the M. E. church. 1t
comprises hot air furnace Of the
latest type: 1t will be ready to use
as soon as a new chimney is built.
The interior is now in the hands of
painters and all the wood work will
be grained and vanished. The out
side cement stairway with coal bin
beneath has also been finished.
Jim Hogan and Lon Welch as
as Hogan & Welce have been en-
gagged in ditching for the past five
years and never attempted a settle
ment till last week. Then they
found the matter so complica ted
that they decided to leave it's settle
ment to a referee board consisting
of F. M. Watson. w II. Stoddard
and Eli Rundell. The board has
been in session most of the week
and seems to be in a fair way of
making satisfactory settlement.
The quarterly communion service
will be observed next Sunday morn
ing in the Presbyterian church at
the regular preaching hour. An op-
portunity will be given at that time
to unite wit the church either by