Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-05-23
Harry Sanborn will assess Hurley

Harry Sanborn will assess Hurley
again this year.
We hsva some early seed potatoes
for sale. Martinson & Son.
MIR. AID Mrs. Chariev Mace have
moved to the McG.ieor house in the
south part of town.
The directors OF the Hurley Tele-
phone Company held a meeting in
Spring Valley Tuesday.
/ NOT LOST A good deal on cam
ned goods. Twenty cans assorted
fruits for So 90. Fawrup-Nelson Co.
Art Jenson has returned from his
school duties near Alexandria where
he has taught successful year cf
school.
We understand that the consider
alton for the Sc NOSE flrm which
was recently sold to Andrew GARY
was S135 per acre
Miss Stary who has been helping
at the Hurley Millinery Store the
past two months will leave next
week. Anyone wishing work from
hes should come in at once.
All Modern Woodmen are here Y
notified to assemble at the hall on
Decoration Day in time to march
with the G A r. By order of the
Venerable Consul. A. j. Allen,
Clerk
A large crowd listened to the
graduating exercises of the eighth
grade last night. A more extended
account of this meeting will be given
next week with the other commence
ment exercises.
On account of severe illness Con-
gresham Burke will not be able to
be here and deliver the Decoration
Day address. But fortunately Edi-
tor Day of the Sioux Falls Argus
Leader has been secured and we will
lose nothing in quality if we do have
to change speakers.
Some one subscribed for the daily
Sioux City journal about month
ago and the editor has lost track OF
who it was paid in the money. If
anyone has paid us money for a
journal subscription and has not re-
ceived credit on his label please call
and help US to stfaighten the mat
ter.
Former Attorney General S W
Clark was here last Saturday and
spoke on the street in behalf of Dean
Sterling. Mr.. Clark stated that he
was donating his time and expense
to the Sterling cause and that he
was confident of victory from the
reports he was receiving all over the
state He made favorable. inn
pressi ~ here.
About dozen of the friendsssof
q. II. Odland got together IL Hur-
ley last week and formed the Odland
senatorial committee. This commit
tee will take up the matter Of Mr..
Odland's campaign in every way in
bringing him a victory in the June
primaries Reports from all over
the county are very enc ouraging to
Mr.. Odland but his friends do not
intend to take things for granted
and will work for the biggest ma
jollty possible.
Young Paulson of Centerville came
to Hurley in his auto Wednesday
and proceeded to show the speed
possibilities of his car about the
streets. Hearing that the marshall
was after him he made a voluntary
appearance in Justice StodClard's IS
court and was let off with five dol.
lar fine. 1t might be added that
there are few other auto users in
the vicinity that the city authorities
are watching. Speeding on lie
streets will not be permitted.
The Hurley boys returned from
the athletic meet at Vermillion con-
quered but not discouraged. After
having been up against the real
thing they are determined that next
year they will make showing that
will be more satisfactory Harry
Woodward took second in the shot
put and broad jump. In the latter
event it is a question but that he
should have tied with the winner as
the other man was given the decision
by only one-fourth of an inch. As
the landing place was loose sawdust
Lit seemed ,lnlikalv that c,,ch fpe