Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-10-19
Another light frost last night.
Miss Parmenter is still on the sick

The automobiles have had q rest
the past two weeks.
John Murphy made q short trip TO
Hurley last Saturday.
Bert Alien has had electric lights
installed in his barn.
Newton Redfeld is here visiting
his brother and other friends.
The Episcopal Guild met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Webster.
Nv. and Mrs. Pingrey have re-
turned from their trip to Cherokee.
Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets
next week with Mrs. j. Muileniurg.
Rev. w. S. Rowden made bust
ness and social trip to Davis Wed
nesday.
The Presbyterian ladies announce
a chicken pie supper for Nov. II.
Full particulars later
Wards dray has been busy this
Week delivering about fifty tons of
coal to the school house.
Ole Odland visited at Brookings
last week and took in the Brookings-
Vermillion foot ball game.
Today is the nineteenth and yet
no killing frost has come. We be-
lieve that this about breaks the
record for late frost.
The past six days have seen q con-
siderable amount of rain fall. This
part of the state is now pretty we'll
soaked and press reports indicate
that rains have been general.
Art Thomas informs the Herald
that he sold a Duroc boar last week
to Brown county party for which
he received $50. He also bought
one of the Buckstead bulls for S175.
Forty acres in eastern North
Dakota, and the Svenstrup residence
property in Hurley, to exchange for
horses, cattle or hogs, or would con-
slider Turner County farm and pay
difference. f. %. jackson
Art Stoddard brought to the Her.
aid of last week a sample of his
white potatoes that are about the
finest we have seen. He says
that his crop was not very big this
year but that the quality is fine.
| There seems to be good many
auction sales this fall. All so far re-
ported have been quite successful
Four sets of sale bills The past week
were turned out at the Herald office
This is unusual for this time of year
j. V. Langdon was one of the
jurors in the trial of the Lesterville
marshall on the charge of murder
The marshall shot and killed a mar
in attempting to arrest him some
months ago. The jury returned {
!: verdict of acquital.
The Commercial Club met in the
Turner County Bank last Friday
Considerable business was transact
ed. A committee was appointed tt
Hook after the matter of a genera
auction. the articles to be sold te
be contributed by all who had any
thing they wished to dispose Of.
As was expected the NJ. E. confer
> ence returned Rev. w. S. Rowden t.
Hurley for another year. Othe
| assignments near here are Davis
, IG. H. Book; Centerville, 0. P
jackson; Parker, Fl. p Eberhart
Beresford, G d. Brown. Rev W. O
Redfield was returned again to Trip
and Myron Redfeld to Montrose.
The w. C. I. u. Social was he'll
Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Kimball
, All ladies present had very enjoy
able afternoon. These social after
S moons will be held the third Tuesda
b of the month. The ladies of tn
town and country are invited t
come and bring their work. A shor
program of music, etc.. will be al
: ranged for every social and simpl
: refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Ely met with a very paint,
accident last Saturday evening
:. Some boys had turned on the electri
: lights in the barn and she went OF
in the dark to turn them off. Will
= returning to the house she caugt
e her foot on the projecting side {
y the walk and fell striking her kne
in such way that she was unabl
Il to move without great pain. Th
4 doctor said there were no bone