Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-04-20
S. A, Kimball made a trip to Par

Aliens Agency sells steamship
tickets on any of the first class lines.
Time to see Aliens Agency about
tornado insurance. Don't wait; do
it now.
Mrs. Montgomery Chase from
Chicago is visiting at the A. j. Allen
home.
Mrs. Gilliland and a friend from
Colorado are visiting with Mrs. w.
H. Carr.
The finest line of Photo-Mountings
ever made can now be seen at the
Hurley Art Studio.
We have too many old papers on
nand and will sell them all out at
three bundles at ten cents. Herald
office.
AS ! am going away / will sell my
furniture at low prices. For par
ticulars inquire at the house.
N. j. Svenstrup
Tennis shoes and oxfords at our
store for ladies, misses, men, boys
and children. The weather is fine
for this sport. Fawrup-Nelson Co.
A fire in the long grass around
Mud Lake drew number of town
people but no damage was done by
the flames. 1t was bad day for
prairie fires.
Bert Vandewater visited over Sun
day with his brother and sister. He
is now located in Faulkton where he
has worked in hardware store the
past three years.
The Hurley Meat Market is re-
splendent with a new canvas avn
ing. A new computing scale also
adorns the counter within. Our
meat market is keeping up with the
times.
Harry Benson and wife left last
Monday for Hurley where they will
visit for a few days. After their
visit they will locate at some place
west of the river. We are sorry to
see this family leave Viborg and
trust they will prosper in their new
location. Viborg Enterprise.
The following parties leased schoo
land of State Land Commissioner
Brinker at his annual sale and lease
offering. April Bird. Home Twp.
Oscar Michael and F. F. Niggli;
Parker Twp, Bert Costain, G.. F.
Raker and K. 3. Stoddard; Marion
Twp, Jacob Pfaff and H. II. Norby
Monroe Twp, c. S. Costain. Rates
per acre were sixty cents in Home
Parker and Marion townships anc
one dollar in Monroe.
The new NJ. E. basement is nearly
completed. The walls are finished
and the floor is being laid. Electric
lighting has also been installed. As
soon as the carpenter work is finish
ed the chairs now used in the church
room will be moved to the basemen
and the church furnished with oal
pews. The pulpit will be moved t.
the southwest corner and the pew!
; arranged in circular form with
main isle through the center. Whe1
completed the improvements will
cost nearly $4,000 and will give The
Methodlsts church that will be I
credit to the town and means O.
comfort and inspiration to the con
gregation.
The Herald has sent out this weel
quite a number of subscription state
ments to subscribers who are owing
a year or more. AS most of ou
readers are aware it is contrary t.
the post office regulations to seno
papers to subscribers more than
year in arrears and we trust tha
; our readers will appreciate our posi-
tlon Ia the matter and promptly pa
their accounts if they are over the
dead line. A subscription list is al
exceedingly difficult asset to keep VI
to date for even if accounts are al
paid at one time six months late
( ii throw many of them benin
5 :. ain But if all will cooperate !
he matter the difficulty can be r.
duced to minimum.