Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-06-27

is.iiiiiS w 4tO' iOih, 4NtO, are mere
visiting relatives.
The Best Buns aud Bread for tie
4th. Large orders must be in by
noon Monday. LILY CAFE.
NOT LOST A good deal on can
ned goods Twenty cans assorted
fruits for 50 90. Fawrup-N Nelson Co.
MIR. and Mrs. Tenus Hansen were
up from Wakonda last week to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Hansen's s
aunt, Eliza Bradberry.
Susie Withee returned from visit
at the Gallagher home in Parker. |
Ray Gallagher returned with ley for
a visit at the Withee home.
Mrs. FIarneis is here visiting old
friends. 1t is her first visit here
since the family moved to Blencoe,
Ia, several years ago. They have
good farm there and are prospering.
B. L. Vaughan was taken seri-
ously i'll this week and at present is
confined to his bed though isnprov-
ing slowly. 1t is expected that he
will have to go to the hospital for
an operation.
Former Editor ". C. Brown was
met in Sioux Fails bv Hurley people
last week and TO them he stated
that he had sold his property in St.
Paul and would soon move to to
California to remain.
Mr.. s. w. keck of Parker will
preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning in place Of
Mr., IIoI ton who vii! occupy the
Parker pulpit. In the evening Mr..
Horton will preach at the regular
hour.
The Herald has recently received
copy of the Belle F'oarche Bee Civ
| ing a fall account Of the recent K.
P. convention held there. Rob Roam
tree of Parker was one Of the dele
gates and we are indebted to him
fer the courtesy Of this number
State Game Warden Bancroft was
in town q short time Tuesday in
consultation with County Warden
Sanborn in regard to fishways in the
county. He is making an automo.
bile tour of the state looking up the
shways in the different counties.
Alma Lalsings is still in a crltlca
condition. SO far as her operation
is concerned she is recovering nicely
but conrIications of etysipeias anc
iaundice have set in and her condl
ton is causing her family much con.
! Germ. She is being cared for by
, trained nurse, and has the best O
care in every way.
4 Editor Hartsough of Marion is t.
be the orator of the day in the cele
bration in Olson's grove IN Sprlns
: Valley. Nothing but the fact tha
Hurley is to celebrate on the same
5 day serves to keep the editor of to-
Herald away from this lmportan
J. event But though absent in persol
j our good will will be freely extend
e ed to Bro. Hartsough and we hav
: no doubt but that he will do fu'
e Justice to the occasion and honor t
n the craft.
S The annual meeting of the Hurle
9 Farmers Elevator Co. was hel
? Wednesday afternoon. The repor
of the secretary showed that tn
u company had had prosperous yea
1t was voted to pay twenty pc
S cent dividend or s. per share. Ate
$ paving the dividend there will /
/ left nearly $1,000 in the surplus fun
n of the company. The following d
rectors were elected: D. w. F'ai
q child, John Parsons, W ". H Andrev
Jacob Waltner and c. E. Andrews.
: The Ladies Aid of the Presb.
q terian Church has voted to buy t!
). Kimball house and will make Il
deal at once. 1t will be necessal
70 for them to raise a large sum
money and they will have to borro
Ia to begin with. 1t is very co,
q mendable enterprise on the part
, the ladies and should have the mo
l. hearty backing on the part of t
men. We hope that everyone W
d give them all possible aid and til
re they will carry the enterprise tc
ID successful completion. Mr.. Hort
If will move here with his family
soon ss the house Is ready.