Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-05-16
Hear S. w. Clark in Hurley Sat-

Hear S. w. Clark in Hurley Sat-
urday afternoon.
Willie Wood came over from Sioux
Falls in the auto Tuesday.
Hats and caps of all description at
our store Fawrup-Nelson Co.
Remember the Rebekah chiidren's
party at Odd Fellows hail Friday
night.
Mrs. John Murphy and sons visit
ed over Sunday at the Tom Murphy
home near Hurley.
The place to buy your Shoes, Ok
ford's and Pumps. Latest style.
II. Martinson & Sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. REYNOLDS of Center
willie have been in town with their
pop corn wagon this week.
Violet Wray came home Tuesday
from Geddes where she has been
conducting a class in music the past
Year.
Quite a crowd of Hurley young
went to Parker Tuesday night and
attended the play put on by the
Parker High School.
| In this issue will be found like.
ness of Hon. E. H Withee who is
making an active canvass in his can.
didacy for representative
In behalf of Dean Sterling. Hon.
S. w. will be in Eurley next Satur.
day afternoon and will speak ir
Athletic Hall at three O'Clock.
Home made light rolls and breac
for sale at the Benson restaurant
Also pies and cakes. Meals at al
hours. We solicit your patronage.
There are four graduates from
the Hurley high school this year as
follows: Annie Benson, Mae Nc
Latchy, Clara Rundell and Harry
Woodward.
Howard Wray is getting onto the
ropes at the j. B. Hurley place, Sc
that he can boss the ranch while Mr.
Hurley is busy assessing. Boneits
Springs Reporter.
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ Wray and Vic
let have gone to Topeka, Kan, where
they will attend the golden wedding
OF an aunt of Mrs. Wray's and visit
other relatives for a week.
Hurley will be represented al
the high school field meet to be
held at Vermillion Friday. Those
who will participate are Harry
Woodward, Lester Wray, Victor
Fairchild, Frank Davis and Ernes
| Benson.
DR.. Stevenson, the we'll known
eye, ear, nose and throat specials
of Sioux Falls will be in Hurley
from 3 p. m. Tuesday, May 2s, t.
3 p. m. Wednesday, May 20, at the
! Commercial Hotel. Glasses also fit
ted correctly.
Atty G. H. Goddard SURPRISED
his Hurley friends Tuesday morning
by dropping in for a few days visit
He stated to the Herald that he wa
now located at Fort Morgan, Col.
where he has a ranch and is ais,
dealing in real estate.
Ernest EIDE. now of Huron bu
once of Centerville, is a candidate
for the republican nomination from
Beadle county as representative
When he was a resident of thi
county he ran for superintendent OF
the democratic ticket.
The director Of the Morningsid
College summer school writes tn
Herald that the session OF the sum
mer school will in no way be inter
rupted by the loss by fire. of th
main building as the conservator
building will afford ample accomo
dations for all the summer schoo
work.
The Herald has received a ette
from Supt. Stoner in which he an
nounces that there will be farmer
institute here next winter and ale
states that Hurley furnishes abou
the largest institute crowd of an
town in the state. The good atten
dance of the past few years is tn
reason we are to have another ir
stitute in the coming year.
Judging from the report in tn
White Ribbon Journal, the stat
organ of the w. c. T. u, the peopl
of Hurley made a hit with the men