Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-04-25
Rev. ]. E.. Spencer visited over
Sunday in Iowa.

! Rev. ]. E.. Spencer visited over
Sunday in Iowa.
Call at the store and get one of
big catalogues. j. M. Wray.
We are selling the famous Alberta
and Case Corsets. There are none
better made. Martinson Il Son.
Mrs. H. K. Webster returned
from her Chicago trip accompanied
by her sister Mrs. McAuley and little
daughter.
All the signs seem to indicate a
good fruit year. The fruit blossoms
are not out yet and there is every
prospect of settled weather.
! The Canistota high school track
team will be here tomorrow after
noon for meet with our boys.
Events will start about three o'clock.
The item in last weeks Herald
about new Catholic church re-
ferred to the Marion church instead
of Hurley as the item seemed to
mean.
| Nels Hougland has been in poor
health all winter and of late has
been confined to his bed. We hope
to be able to report his recovery at
an early date.
The wrestling match advertised
for Saturday night did not material.
ize as neither wrestler put in an ap-
pearance. No one seems to know
exactly what the matter was.
Our new sample book of Mems
Tailor Made Clothing will be here
next week. Latest styles and pat
terms. Call in and look them over
and get prices. H. Martinson & Son.
George Waller left Saturday for
Minnesota with a horse buyer and
will probably remain away for some
time if he finds congenial employ
ment. We wish him lots of pros
perity.
Uncle Joe Andrews returned Mon.
day from his month at College Viaw
adjoining Omaha. While there he
had the privilege of listening to
speeches by Bryan, La Toilette
Fischer and Roosevelt.
A fire in Parker last week dam.
aged the Peters grocery add the
Racket Store. The K. P. and Ode
Fellow halls above were also dam
aged. Most of the damage was done
by water as the fire was soon under
control.
Among the Turner County people
, who are running for state office a.
, filed with the secretary of state al
Pierre are Jas. Nee, of Centerville
who is. a candidate for democrati.
presidential elector and w. H. Gif
ford. who is on the prohibition ticke
for railroad commissioner.
A reception in honor of Rev. anc
Mrs. j. E. Spencer was given at tn,
Presbyterian church Tuesday even
: ing. A large number of the churcl
: and congregation were present ant
, a pleasant social evening was en-
| joyed. A short program consistin.
of music and a little farce was givel
9 by the ladies' after which refresh
ments of cake and ice cream wer,
served.
! B. O. Benson of Monroe sued tn,
r township last week for salary a
road overseer. 1t was tried befor
a a Marion justice and decided in hi
Z favor, Those interested in the cas-
e say that it will be carried to the cir
cult and possibly to the suprem
: court. What issues are involved tn
Herald has not been able to lear
! nor why the township is resisting
a payment.
2 The county commissioners wit
s the exception of Weeks, met her
] last Friday for the purpose of goin,
D with the Iowa bridge man on tri
!. inspecting bridges. But the bridg
: company representative missed hi
e train and was left in Yankton so tn
e whole crowd went down in Com
\ Voegel's auto and brought him back
a They returned in the afternoon il
e ample time for the trip of inspee
s ton.
The article in last weeks HeraI
a asking for cessation in the annua
I saloop fipht hoe rocoiyod ,,o,,ch fo,,