Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-08

j. S Pingrey returned Thursday
from his recent trip to Deadwood.
Ed Lanbertson and daughter
Helen made trip to Beresford Wed
nesday
Vivian Welch and Lucretia Chur-
chill We're Parker visitors last We'd
hesday.
Bargains, bargains for everyone.
Read the full page ad of Dimesdale
& Bailin.
Gus Bach made a trip to Isabel
| this week to see how Birnie is MAX
ing it on his claim.
The w B. Wood residence in Hur-
ley is for sale or might trade. For
particulars inquire of VIM Klausen
Sioux Falls or J c. Gilbert, Hurley.
John Mitchell and William Run
dell write that they arrived at Ply
mouth, England, on the 20 of May
by the steamer Adriatic, d vessel of
25000 tons capacity. They say that
Things are greatly changed but they
found many old friends whom they
Hnew.
Miss Minnie Zimmerman and Mr..
/
Forest Nader of Davis ware married
asst Saturday and went Immediately
to Glenwood, Iowa to visit Mr.. Ma
c,er's parents They returned We'd
neslay and will soon bk at home to
their numerous friends in Davis.
The Herald extends congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert were pleas
antly surprised on Saturday last by
9 visit from friend of pioneer days
Mrs. I. Heyerdahl, now of Canada
Mrs. Heyerdahl resided formerly
1T Swan Lake where her husband
vas druggist The Giiberts have
not seen her before for seventeen
years.
There were a few changes of
time in the trains in Hurley in effect
Sunday The night trains remain un-
changed and also the freight. The
Sioux City passenger now goes at 6:55
nd arrives at 8:22 The afternoon
oassen2er goes south at 2,29 and ar
rives an 4:1S Cut cut this item
md paste it an your directory.
City council met in regular session
Monday night. 1t was voted to put
the cemetery fund out at interest, to
put electric lights in the fire house
and to stop the picketing of COWS in
The streets. The following bills were
allowed: A. R. Welch, killing dogs,
ss3; Electric Light Co., S:333 70; G.. w.
Fitch, printing. 1870; j. H. Calna-
han, salary, 1880; Standard Oil Co.,
gas, 5000; A w. Bacon, painting,
$500; Ed Weed, work in cemetery,
Sl.00. Adjourned to June 10.
Judge Tripp has decided the case
OF w. B. Wood against the city Of
Hurley in favor of the city. This ac-
tlon grew out of the building of a
sidewalk along some acre property
of Woods in the city. He decided
strip ten feet wide adjoining the
walk to non sesident and then res
isted the levying of an assessment
against the whole property. This
decision makes it necessary for him
to pay the assessment in order to
clear the title to the land. Bogue
4 Bogue represented Wood and
French & Orvis the city.
The Herald was mistaken last
week when it stated that H. C.
Christensen who ran over the An
derson boy was the same one whose
auto caused the death of young
man near Viborg last. year. He
was not the man and our error was
due to our being deceived by the
one who gave US the information.
Mr.. Christensen has shown his re-
gret for the unfortunate result of
his carelessness by voluntarily as
Stunning all the expense of the boys
sickness and his care. At latest re-
ports he was recovering nicely and
and will probably fully outgrow the
effects Of bis injured leg.