Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15

A. X. Fiksdal is preparing to have
sale of his household goods Satur-
day.
Bargains, bargains for everyone.
Read the full page ad of Dimesdale
q Bailin.
Try one can of Hunts canned
goods. You will want more.
F'awrup-Nelson Co.
If you want to save money you
can do it buying right. See Dimes
dale & Bailin. They have bargains.
Clifford Corkill Gladys Arnett,
Harold Hogan and Irene Graves
went to Parker Sunday in the auto.
Jim Carnahan is at Winner where
he is running the engine for a steam
breaking outfit belonging to jim
Hawks.
DIR. Jennings will return from
Canton Tuesday and will resume
work in his Office over Mansfield's
store Phone II.
Did you know that if you broke
the lenses or reading glasses they
could be replaced just as good or no
pay by B. F. Vaughan.
jim Hogan has arranged for an
other land sale at auction. He Will
sell the Hirst farm adjoining Parker
next Saturday at z p. IN.
The c. L. Society Will serve ice
cream and cake on the Fitch lawn
Saturday evening, June 18th. Price
15c You are invited.
DR.. Jennings, the dentist, will re-
turn to Hurley Tuesday of next
week and can be found in his office
over Mansficld's store. Phone H.
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.
Everything about our soda foun-
tain is sanitary, cleanly and up to
date. Our cones are kept in dust
and fly proof dispensers. Lily Cafe
Harry Pier and Frank Watson
with their autos took parties to Len
nox Sunday to witness the ball game
| between the bloomer girls and the
LennoX team.
S A. Kimball has so far regained
his health that be is now able to get
out doors every day and this week
walked down town for the first time
since his operation.
| j. 3. Truran stopped off a day
this week to visit with Gus Bach.
He was Bach's deputy during his
term as Land Commissioner and is
now public accountant for the state
The band with twenty three pieces
went to Sioux CITY yesterday to take
part in the Shenkbere annual fair.
is getting to be a big affair and this
year thousands of dollars We're spent
in providing for the exhibits and en-
tertainment.
The Children's Day program in
the Presbyterian church will be
given Sunday morning at II o'clock,
June Is. Y. p. S. c. E. invites you
to their service at 7 p. m. Preaching
service at s. You are cordially IN
vited to these services.
We have just learned that Mrs.
Muller is the county superintendent
of Bon Honme county. After leav-
ing here MIR Muller was elected 10
that office on the democratic ticket
and served two terms. Mrs. Muller
then took the nomination and was
elected and made him her deputy.
Fred Bradherry came to Hurley
last week to place the repairs on the
engine at the light plant and while
bere the city had him open the. old
town safe which has laid locked in
the F'iremen' s room for half a dozen
years, He got into the safe by tip
ping it over and digging out the
cement bottom which gave ready
access TO the combination.
The Chancellor and Hurley bali
teams met on the Hurley diamond
last Friday and played lively game
till the Chancellor captain lost his
temper and called his team out and
quit the game. The contest had run
through seven innings without ad-