Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11
Hurley celebrated seven years ago.
1t rained that day also.

Hurley celebrated seven years ago.
1t rained that day also.
John Webster has gone to Wis
consin for visit with friends.
There will be dance at the Hans
f. Olesen grove next Saturday.
Quite a number of Monroe people
celebrated the Fourth in Hurley.
Rex Rundell severely burned his
hand Sunday by the premature ex-
plosion of flash light.
The Ladies Aid of the Presby-
terian church will meet next Thurs
day with Mrs. H. j. Lankhorst.
The Commercial Hotel has in
stalled an electric washing machine,
the first one of the kind in Hurley.
Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Parsons and
Alta, and Mrs. Eva Rundell have
gone to the Black Hills on an outing
trip.
Frank Cohoe is making his mail
trips right along in his buggy auto
and is back in town in record break
ing time.
Some good bargains for you at
the Clearance Sale at the Hurley
Millinery Store, Saturday, July 13.
Don't miss it.
Nina Woodward and Ada Mitchell
left this week for Plattsville, Wis
consin, where they will spend sew
eral weeks visiting relatives.
Dad Drake took in the Hurley
celebration on the Fourth Dad
was the only one of the county edi-
tors we noticed in the crowd.
J.. M. Hatch came up from Wa
konda in his auto Friday and took
home his daughter Agnes who has
been visiting with Annabel VanAl-
stine
The Hurley Choral Union met
Saturday evening with Mr.. DIV.
Twenty-Five members were present.
The society is rapidly gaining in
number of members.
Mrs. e. H. Odland is in the hos
pital at Sioux City trying to find re-
lief from ailments that have bother
ed her the past month and which
seemed to battle local physicians.
A livery team belonging to j. S.
Larson got lose on the street Satur.
day and dashed around the streets
long enough to make some excite.
ment. No damage but broken
wheel.
Henry Anderson was here for the
Four tn and to greet his many old
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
have left Hot Springs and are now
visiting and not certain where they
will next locate.
The Pingrey silo blew down dur
ing the gust Of wind that came witt
the rain last Thursday. The dry
summer had shrunk the slaves till j,
was quite lose and unable to with.
stand much pressure.
CLEARANCE SALE-for one da,
only, Saturday, July l3, at the Hur
ley Millinery Store. Sale to be made
on Trimmed Hats, Laces, Flowers
Ladies' Underwear and Hose. anc
SO pair of Lace Curtains.
County Superintendent Swensor
has resigned to take effect the frs
of September and the county com
missioners have appointed Miss Ket
King. the republican nominee, t,
fill the vacancy that will occur a
that time.
The Norway Lutheran church wa
hit by lightning the evening of Jul
4 and was burned to the ground
Only the organ was saved. 1t wa
insured in the county mutual fo
$1,000. We understand it will be re
placed by better structure.
Among the former Hurley res
dents whom we noticed here for tn
Fourth were MIR. and Mrs. Ere
Welch. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brac
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse BraG
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Neilsor
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Carr, VIM. Han
neis, w. C. Brown, Henry Anderso
and Jennie Thompson.
The city council is investigator
the possibilities of the extension q
the mains to the sand across tn
creek. This sand water is nearl
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