Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-04-25

0uS oSuuOSe Cdtne over from sioux
Falls in his auto Tuesday.
Mrs. Lonnie Welch visited in Sioux
City few days this week.
Hats and caps of all description at
our store. Fawrrp-Nelson Co.
Lace Curtains at Csc up and cur
tain draperies at Hurley Millinery
Store. a11-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Lord went
through town in their auto last Sat-
urday.
A one pound can of baking pow.
der for l4c. Come quick. Fawrup-
Nelson Co.
John Rooth purchased big Moon
car last week and is busy learning
to operate it.
If you are in need of Ladies
Pumps, Oxfords or Shoes, call at
Martinson & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sibley Welch are re-
joicing over a bright baby girl who
came to their home Wednesday.
DR.. A. C. Shepherd will preach at
the M. E. church next Sunday even
ing and hold the quarterly commun-
ion service.
A carload of North Dakota hay at
COST. Ninty days yet before you
can cut new hay. Better le safe
than. sorry. A. j. Vafed.
| There is some talk that the cleo
tion in Hudson will be contested on
account of a fraudulent vote. The
town went wet by one majority.
On account of the extra cost of
putting up ice the past winter we
will be obliged to charge SOC per
hundred the coming season. H. j.
Pier.
Tom Davis shipped two cars of
cattle Saturday and Tosten William
son and A. j. Vafed one each. Garry
& Berry shipped a car each of cattle
and hogs.
Rev. j. e. Spencer has accepted a
call to the pastorate of the Reformed
PRESBYTERIAN church in East Sioux
Falls and will begin his work there
next Sunday.
The Hurley band is practicing for
a concert to be given early in May.
Since reorganizing the boys have
been keeping up practice and have g
good membership.
| Frank Brunner is working up con.
siderable outside business in Rhode
Island Red eggs The Herald office
turned out some shipping tags ane
i labels for him this week.
Tom Orr writes us from Oregon
! that it is mistake about his having
a new boy. We don't remember
now where the item came from bur
of course supposed it was correct.
| Mrs. Jas. Bradberry was Herald
caller Saturday. She recently re
turned from a visit with her daugh
ter at Bridgewater and is enjoying
good health but had a long sick spell
early in the winter.
/ j. C. Gilbert went to Sioux Fall
Tuesday where he expected to ac
company the Shrine band to Siou1
City. Harry Pier, Herb Benson ant
Tom Woodward escorted him as fa
as Lennox in an auto.
The M. E. Ladies Aid will ship /;
car of paper soon. Anyone having
paper which they wish to contribut,
may leave same at rooms back O
central or notify Mrs. Eva Run
dell and Mrs. F. A. Bartle.
Ed Nelson, our competent anG
handsome county treasurer, was
pleasant Herald caller Monday. He
has given general satisfaction in hi
first term and will be given secone
without opposition as there are M
other candidates filed for this office
Hurley will entertain another con
vention June 13 to 16 when tn,
Sioux Falls District Epworth Leagu,
Convention will be held here.
number of prominent ministers il
the Methodist church will be her,
and large number Of delegates i
expected.
Come to the Spinsters' Convention
Saturday evening, April 9th, ant
see the old maids transformed int,
beautiful young maidens before YOU
own eyes at the Spring Valley M. E
n