Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-04-18
Several new ads in this issue.


Several new ads in this issue.
Ivan Cohoe returned to his home
at Omaha Saturday.
Percy Rasmussen was here over
Sunday visiting old friends.
Call at the store and get one Of
big catalogues. j. AE. Wray.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Thomas are
rejoicing in the birth OF a new boy.
j. 3. Rector has built q small barn
on the rear Of his residence property.
Lace Curtains at 65e up and eur
tain draperies at Hurley Millinery
Store. a1E-tf
E. II. Oaland end Jas. Preheim
went to Chicago with stock Satur-
day night.
Chris Flyger shipped a car of po-
tatoes to a Sioux City commission
house Saturday.
The children's party to be given
by the kebekahs will be on Friday
evening, May L.
The Catholic Church officials are
advertising for bids for a fine new
church structure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Rundell have
returned from the home of their
daughter at Miner, N. d.
We are selling the famous Alberta
and Case Corsets. There are none
better made. Martinson & Son.
1t is reported that I. w. Prosser
is very sick and that his friends are
seriously concerned over his condi-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Christopher
and Mrs. Harry King were down
from Parker Sunday and visited at
the Harry Pier home.
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.
This Office has received notice to
change the address of Henry I<err's S
Herald from spria giie!d to Redwood.
Canada, where he is now located.
The following shipped stock from
Hurley Saturday: E. II. Odland two
cars Of cattle, Jos. j. n. Waltncr
one car Of cattle and GARY & Berry
q car of hogs.
Mrs. Gitchel' left Saturday for the
sanitariunl at Chamberlain. Tracy
aad wife came here and helped her
get started. She has been in poor
health for some time.
Davis went dry on tie vote. II
is we'll that it thus ended as the
election was not legally called and 8
wet victory would have caused tho
election to be attacked in the courts
Ed Nelson, L. L. Flyger, Ed Suf
finga and DIR. Pilkington came down
in an auto from Parker Wednesday
afternoon. The two former tool
the last degree in the Chapter Wed
nesday night.
| II. E. Martinson arrived in Hnr
ley Tuesday and will be associated
| with his father in the Martirlsol
store. He has been associated with
| the firm for some years and is ;
| hustling business man.
The High School play will be Civ
en- Friday of this week. The mem
bers of the cast have worked faith
fully in it's preparation and thos,
who go will hear an entertainment
worthy of their patronage.
There was hot mayorality con
test at Parker which ended in the
election of W. S. Keyes. The othe
candidates we're E. L. Brown ant
w. H. Sheldon. We have not learn
cd what issue, if any, was involved.
Frank Menning of Centerville
who ran a liquor dive there afte
the town went dry two years ago
jumped his bond over at Sioux Fall
last week where he was held on
charge Of selling liquor withou
license. His friends who are ou
$500 are not entitled to any grea
amount Of sympathy.
According to the vote Tuesda
Hurley, Davis, Viborg and Irene ar
dry and Parker is dry by default
Centervil!e, Chancellor, Marion, Mon
~o-. orc no1%oy ora vpo% ora ,,,;1