Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-05-02
Bank examiner Jones visited the


local banks Monday.
Hats and caps of all description at
our store. Fawrup-Nelscn Co.
Bert Miller, the Parker decorator,
was working in Hurley this week.
Thomas Finley of Centerville was
in Hurley on business Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. c. Muilenburg Thursday, May 9.
A one pound can of baking pow
der for lac. Come quick. Fawrup-
Nelson Co.
Pearl Boardnan has finished her
school and last week returned to
her home In Hurley.
The place to buy your Shoes, OK
ford's and Pumps. Latest style.
H. Martinson & Son.
The Urbandale stock farm re-
ceived q fine Poland China boar yes
terday from an Iowa breeder.
Happy George Waller has return
ed to Hurley again having failed to
find things to his liking in Mime.
rota.
A carload of North Dakota hay at
COST, Ninty days yet before you
can cut new hay. Better be safe
than sorry. A. J. Vafed.
Mrs. Lyons is here packing her
household goods preparing to move
to Draper where she expects to
make her home in the future.
The Steninger telephone Office is
being improved by the building of a
new front with large plate glass
window. Harry Sanborn is doing
the work.
The track meet advertised for
last Friday between Hurley and Cam
istota high schools was postponed on
account of rain until Wednesday of
this week.
D. W. Faircilild informs the Her
aid that he is considering moving to
Sioux Falls. We hope that it will
never get farther than the consider
ing stage.
j. F. Krause of Centerville is an
announced candidate for county
commissioner and will contest with
Commissioner Weeks for the repub-
lican nomination.
There is considerable prospect of
new siIos for this vicinity. Those
who had them last winter came out
ahead and all are well pleased so fan
as the Herald has heard.
The Chicago Post published pic.
lures and sketches of our we'll known
stockmen L. P. Flyger, Sam Run
dell and Sam Kellar on the occasion
Of their recent trip with fat cattle.
Rev. e. S. Horton of Scotland, S
D. has accepted a call from the loca
Presbyterian church and will preach
next Sabbath both morning an(
evening. Also at Norway in the
afternoon.
Grand Worthy Matron Morris O:
the Eastern Star was here last Weel
and met with the local lodge SatuT
.. day night. Degree work was pu'
on by the members after which re
freshments were served.
Rev. e. S. Horton of Scotland
preached at the Presbyterian churcl
last Wednesday evening. At
congregational meeting held afte
the service it was voted to extent
| call to him to come fo this church
A thirteen year old boy by tn,
name Of Server johnson, who's
/ father lives below Beresford, wa
among those saved on the Titanic
{ His father nourned him as dead fo
a few days but he had succeeded il
slipping into life boat and so save
! his life.
The ladies Of the w. G. 7. u. me
with Mrs. Fitch Monday night i
n honor of Mrs. Spencer who is NOV
ing away this week. After an even
4 ing of pleasant social intercours
and a "radioptican" exhibition the
i presented her with string of gol
beads as a token of their high re
gard for her activities as a membe
i of the society.
4 Photographer VanAlstine has bee
! displaying some specimens of hi
4 work in the Vaughan show windo1
that are attracting much fayorabl