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

Remember the Clearance Sale at
the Hurley Millinery Store next
Saturday, July Is.
Jasper Lease has turned his Han
ford cream station over to Sib Welch
and will move back to the farm.
Helen and Bobby Webster left
Wednesday for Friendship, Wise. to
spend the summer with Charley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Cohoe are the
happy parents of baby girl who
recently came to their home at
Council Bluffs.
Our Bulletin Board calls for sey.
eral articles lost on July 4th. Any
one finding these missing articles
should promptly return them.
DR.. Kyes, dentist of Parker, has
moved his office from the Citizens s
Bank building to rooms over the
First National Bank in Parker.
Clifford Corkill went to the Sioux
City hospital Tuesday where he was
operated on for hernia. He endured
the ordeal successfully and is re.
covering as fast as could be expect
ed.
Mrs. Jake Brauch writes from
North Dakota that they have re-
Gently had a severe hail storm that
totally destroyed all crops. In some
places the ground was left absolute.
ly bare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson
spent the Fourth in Hurley and
found many old friends to greeet.
They are prospecting on their farm
southeast of Viborg and enjoying
farm life.
All crops are in fine condition II
is the opinion of many farmers that
we have the best crop prospects fol
many years. No more rain is need
ed for small grain and corn has at
no time suffered for moisture. T. e
rain of last Thursday merely hasten.
ed it's growth.
The worst calamity that can ever
happen to a printing office is to
spill or pi a form of live type. Bro.
Drake of Chancellor had that acci
dent with the front page of the
News just as he was going to press
But the force got busy and straight
ened out the wreck and he was only
a day late in going to press
Saturday was lively day in the
auto business for j. B. Rector as fe
sold three machines that day. They
we're all of the E. M. F. make and
were bought by GINS Bach, Ton
Woodward and Tom Davis. Last
Wednesday Rector sold an auto ovel
the phone, a Davis party being the
purchaser of "a Ford car. Rector
has been doing nice business thi!
summer.
Parker did the handsome thing by
Hurley on the Fourth in coming
ldown in full force in their autos
The main procession had twenty
lseven autos in line and all loaded
and it was claimed that dozel
others came later. All bore placard
telling of the home coming celebra
tion in August. Hurley appreciated
the presence of her Parker neigh
bors and will reciprocate at Parker
celebration.
Former Editor w. C. Brown lef
Monday for Canton to visit his siste
again and from there will go to st
Paul and finish packing his good
and move to Whittier, Calf. Mrs
Brown and his daughters and MI
and Mrs. John Fitch as we'll as
grand daughter born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Nook await him there and it
probable that the family will max
make their future home there. MI
Brown seemed to enjoy his visit j
Hurley and was kept quite bus
greeting old friends while here.
On Thursday morning July at
Manger and L. e. Wait were MAJ
Iried at the home of the brides pa
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Manger {
this city. Rev. Horton Of the Pre-
byterian chu ch performing the ce
emony. The wedding took place
the presence of only immedia1
relatives. After the ceremony tt
, newly married couple left for Elmer
where Mr.. Wait is conducting
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