Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-04-18

H lrley visitor Friday.
Atty. Claude Jones was down
from Parker GA business Wednesday.
A one pound can of baking pow.
der fer l4c. Come quick. Fawrup-
Nelson Co.
P. T. kier received a iine 40 +. p.
Oakland automobile last weel and
will nov ride in his own car.
Mrs. H. X. Webster went to CHI
cago tuesday where she will meet
her sister wha viii set0ra to Hurley
for Z visit.
jasper Lease IS BUYING cream md
eggs for the Hanfori Produce Co.
in the Randell Office building. He
has an nd in this issue.
The Christian Enaeavor viii
have charge OF the services next
Suud y evening at the Presbyterian
church. Everyone cordially invited
The Jacob Hough house has been
sold to X. P. Mellegard and he has
moved it to the Eckstein farm south
of town which he purchased last
|year.
Albert Martinson has returned to
| his home in Minntanolis after HEIR
ing his father get started with his
new store here. He is employed
there as a machinist.
Ole Oaland has his surveyors
card in this issue. Ole is a graduate
OF Broolsings College and a deputy
state surveyor and is competent 10
Go any work in his line.
| Our new sample book OF Mems
Tailor Made Clothing will be here
next week. Latest styles and pat
terms. Cali in and look them over
and .ssaSS prices. II. Mar tiasu14 & Son.
Ia giving credit to those who aid
ed in the temperance victory in this
town mention must not be omitted
of the farmers who SO quickly show
lei their interest in the matter and
many of whom left their work to
assist in the campaign. The notion
tha. farmers want saloons is pretty
well exploded here.
| The secretary of Yankton College
has announced series of cash
scholarships to be given to the high
schoolssenior who will win the hest
grades in competitive examination.
Some of the Hurley seniors ought to
try for these prizes and as there are
ten of them the chance for winning
at least one would be very good.
Atty. E. 3. Briggs has written tc
a Hurley friedd that he has been de
layed on his return by bad attach
OF congestion of the brain but thai
he expects to return soon. There
are several local parties who woule
be glad to see him return though
they scarcely expect to see the
loughty Briggs again. There is
not much here in the way of pros.
poets to bring him back again.
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The Tuner County Ben FRANKLIN
Club had a pleasant session at Par
iler last Friday. Outside of Parker
there were present Editors Widlon
Hartsough and Fitch. The Parker
brothers served supper at the Went
worth hotel. In the evening a bust
ness session was held in the New
Era office and talks given by tn,
different members. Officers were
elected as follows: President, G. F.
Haclxett; vice president, John Wild
! Ion; secretary, G. w. Fitch; treas
, urer, Chas. Hartsough; executive
9 committee, o. w. Dingnan, dad
Drake and L. w. Robinson. Ad
journment was taken subject to the
, call of the officers.
, There we're too many meetings il
: the last ten days of the temperanc
campaign to permit much individual
mention. Rousing addresses were
made by Rev. w. S. Shepherd o
Sioux Falls and Revs. Stonnel. Wal
lace and Eberhart of Parker, ant
Mrs. Simmons Of Faulkton. Fathe
O'Mahoney was scheduled for an ad
dress but was kept at home by
: death in his parish. Last but no
least was the splendid address b
Rev. Hector, the colored Knight
: Monday. His address was full o
humor and telling strokes ant
pleased all. The singing bv hi
daughter was also feature tha