Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11
Now watch the corn grow.

QeSQay.
Al Webster succeeds Sib Welch on
the Pier ice wagon.
H. H. Schultz spent the Fourth
with his parents in Nebraska.
Eastman Kodak supplies of all
kinds at Vaughan's drug store.
Mrs. r. 3. Hershey has gone to
Livingston, Wis, to visit her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Allen of Wa
konda visited on the Fourth at the
Milks home.
Ed and Howard Thompson and
Pete jacobson heard Bryan speak at
Canton Monday.
Mae Bach Mcknight arrived Mon
day to visit at home and attend the
wedding Of her brother Bernie.
Cora and Jennie Muilenburg of
Orange City visited the first Of the
week with the Muilenburg family.
w. Wiley of Hawarden has OPEN
ed a cream station for the Bloomer
Cold Storage Co. in the Elk build
ing.
Garret Muilenburg and wife and
three children came Monday for a
visit with his uncle, ]. H. Mullen
burg.
Mrs. Raymond Welch entertained
her father and mother and uncle or
the Fourth Her mother is still
with her.
B. T. Vaughan is slowly improv-
ing from the effects of his recent
operation and his complete recovery
is now expected.
The Catholic priest house has been
sold to Mrs. Pool and we under
stand that she will move it onto one
of her lots on the north side.
Bert Elliott and Chapman, a catch
er on the team where Bert has been
playing, spent the Fourth in Hurley
and played with the Viborg team.
MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Sargent re-
turned Wednesday from their Cali
fornia visit. They met many old
friends and greatly enjoyed their
trip,
a good crowd attended the dance
given by Lonni Welch in the opera
house on the Fourth. The rain pre-
vented thelu of the bowery for
dancing.
John Odland who lives ner Beach,
N. Oak. was nominated as represen-
ative on the republican ticket. Go
ing to the legislature seems to be a
habit in the Odland family.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Corkill residence under the direction
of Contractor Munson of Sioux
Falls. When completded it will be
a modern dwelling in every way.
G.. E. Andrews and Andrew Good
hope returned Wednesday from at
tending the republican convention
at Huron. They pronounced it the
warmest convention ever held in the
state.
A bunch of Hurley people left Mon.
day for two weeks camping trip ir
the Black Hills. Those in the party
are Rev. and Mrs. Rowden and Les
lie, Margaret Perkins, Harry. Ray
and Howard Rundel and George
\ Bousefeld.
L Former County Superintendent
Nachtigall spent the fourth in Hur.
ley. He is now located on farm ir
Grant county and is doing we'll. HI
took back with him two registered
\ Percheron mares that were sold to ;
neigebor by F. e. jackson.
j. c. Gilbert and E E. Berr.
started for Antler, N. D. last F'rida,
morning to close deal whereby tn,
Hurley Land and Cattle Co. exchan
ges it's store building and stock a
that place for six improved farm!
in Sphinx county Both sides of the
deal figure up close to 100000.
Mrs Kimball left Wednesday fo
Wisconsin. where she will make he
home with her brother. The JUNO
Endeavorers presented her befor
she left with an engraved souvenir
spoon in token of their apprecia
tion of the work of their leader
Mrs. Kimball will be missed great,
in the community as she has give,
much time to its service and espec
tally to the training of the children
! 1 The best wishes of all go with her.