Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-04
Clarence Shucknecht was a Hurley

visitor Monday.
Eastman Kodak supplies of all
kinds at Vaughan's drug store.
Gladys Arnett is here visiting her
many old friends and relatives.
Bessie Pool called on Hurley
friends for a few hours Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rundell
spent several days in Sioux City last
week.
Agnes Hatch of Walonda is here
visiting her friend Annabel Van
alstine.
Bargains in Southwest Minnesota
lands. If interested address Lock
Box 2G6.
Jean Churchill! came home Satur-
day from Sioux Falls for a visit
with the home folks.
The Herald goes to press one day
early this week in order to properly
take in the celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Carr are here
from Minneapolis to spend the
Fourth and visit relatives and
friends.
Bert Allen has returned from a
trip to the Black Hills where he at
tended meeting of the state Bank-
.ers' Association.
The Herald onmitted to mention
last week a pleasant call from Mr..
Widlon and daughters, who were on
their way to Parker.
Photographer VanAlstine secured
some fine pictures of The booster
party last week. He took pictures
of the bunch at every town~visited.
We understand chat Will Golden
has been married to Minnesota
widow who is the possessor Of q
good quarter section farm. Hurley
friends will wish them much felicity.
Mrs. S. A. Kimball sold her house
hold goods at auction last Saturday
and will go to the home of her
brother in Wisconsin as soon as her
affairs here are settled. She has q
host of warm friends here who re-
gret her departure.
Cepterville returned to the saloon
system July first, Judge Tripp hav-
ing decided that the submitting of
two questions on the same ballot did
not invalidate the will OF the voters.
There is possibility that the case
will be appealed to the supreme
court.
Probably no one will believe ex.
plantations when we assert that the
caption Booser" trip in last week 5
Herald was meant for BOOSTER"
trip. But Booser or Booster it was
a fine trip and the writer is very
glad that he was able to go along
and also to report that the whole
party arrived home in seeming good
condition.
B. +. Vaughn has continued SER
lously i'll. Monday his brother, DR..
Geo Vaughn, arrived and. with the
assistance of DR.. Kalavjian, an oper-
alton for stomach difficulty and piles
was performed At latest reports
he was getting along nicely and his
condition considered very hopeful.
We trust that his complete recovery
can soon be reported.
1t is too late in the season to swat
the flies any longer. They are too
numerous for any such slow pro-
cess. The only thing that will avail
much now is one of the big traps to
set in the back yard. Such trap
will catch usually quart of flies a
dav. One of these traps and the
destruction of breeding places, such
as manure piles, etc, will serve
largely to hold the pests in check.
Get trap and kill the flies.
w. H. Robertson has sold out his
interest in the Scandinavian Bank at
Viborg, local parties taking up his
stock. The bank has been reorgan-
lied by the election of George Nell
son, president and Joseph Swenson,
at present county superintendent of
schools. as cashier. 1t is strong
combination and the Herald con-
graduates Messrs. Nelson and Sven
son on their new positions and pre-
diets a successful career for both.
The Herald has no desire to inter
fere with the Hurley Telephone Co.
The farmers who own the stock are
copoh1o of ,,oopor;prr +ho;. $500.