Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-04-18

Parker tuesday.
| Mabel Cohoe visited at Parker be-
tween trains Tuesday.
Hats and caps of all description at
our store. Fawrup-Neleon Co.
There viii be no preaching service
ia the Presbyterian church. next
Sunday.
M. w. Kellar is doing some car
penter work on the farm Cor Frank
Hraanar.
4 Ladies Aia will meet with Mrs.
Harry Pier Thursday, April 18th, at
2::39 O'clock.
If yoa are in need of Ladies
Pumps, Oxforas or Shoes, call at
Marliason & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey are visiting
at the home CT her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Masters.
Maggie Woodward has returned
from visit at the home OF her sister
Mrs. C. P. Frederickson.
Albert Webster has an al in this
issue calling attention to his agency
for the Carthage Creamery Co.
Mrs. Pool was down from Parker
Saturday visiting Hurley friends
and looking after hey property in
tersts here.
The Parker Commercial club called
a meeting in Hurley next Tuesday
evening to make plans for a county
exhibit at Huron.
Clara RnndelI was taken Suddenly
i'll this week at school. She was
some better this morning but is
still very sick girl.
We have neglected to mention
that Jim Fingrey has joined the
ranks cf alio owners having having pur-
chased Ford some time ago.
| Home made light rolls and bread
for sale at the Benson restaurant.
Also pies and cakes. Meals at all
hours. W" solicit your patronage.
Several farmers have been noticed
carving out nursery stock lately.
Arbor day will be celebrated even il
we do not all celebrate the same
day.
On account Of the extra cost OF
putting UP ice the past winter we
will be. obliged to charge SOC PEI
hundred the coming season. H. j.
Pier.
The report of the w. G., T. U
Convention reached this office toe
, late for publication. A full report
! with resolutions etc. will be giver
, next week.
A reception will be held for Rev
: and hrs. Spencer next Tuesday ev
ening at the Presbyterian chulch
Z Members Of the church and congre
( 5ation are invited.
Julius Rector is having the garag,
covered with steel lathing prepare
: tory to giving the whole interior ,
! coat OF plaster. He is fixing up tn,
! building in fine shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Sargent an.
Gerald left early Monday mornin!
for California where they will Wis;
: Glenn's parents at Los Angeles an.
: lookover the prospects for an invest
: ment in that vicinity.
Two years ago the saloon was de
: feated by the bare majority of 81:
votes. There were 58 votes cast fol
: license. The close vote gave Ecens
2 advocates courage and they secure
r the country for votes this year. TIL
d result was Sc wet votes-two les
: than were pollel two years ago.
Come to the Spinsters' Convention
!, Saturday evening, April 9th, an
I see the old maids transformed int
/, beautiful young maidens before YOU
S own eyes at the Spring Valley NJ. I
a church. Admission 25c. Children
t under twelve lOc, under six free
It Free to all ladies bringing baskets
t Quarters refunded to ali men buy
ling baskets.
y The Hurley Chapter went to Pal
e ker last Friday where they put o
!. two of the Chapter degrees to elias
l. Of candidates there. Those goin.
u from Hurley were: C. F. Corlil
e Sam Madsen. Matt Woodward, TOY
L Woodward, j. C. Gilbert, F. B.. Wi
s Hams, FAIRY Sanborn, Frank Wa