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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
MAKE REPAIRS ON
COUNTY BUILDING
Walls at Court House Are Being Re-
pointed. as Many Leaks Have
Been Discovered.

Work of repairing the exterior of
the court house was started Yesterday
by Lahiff & Huff, TO whom the CON
tract was awarded by the public ex-
penditures committee of the board of
supervisors, composed of C. S. Kerns,
William Trefz and H. f. Schroeder
At the last meeting Of the county
board the committee was authorized
to eXpend not to exceed the sum OF
$1,000 in making needed repairs at
the building The stone is to be re-
pointed. Several leaks, especially in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
OFFICERS OF PURE FOOD DEPART.
MEST,

Mrs. S. c. Taylor was chosen chair
man of the pure foods and household
economies department of the Rock Is
land Woman's club at the annual
meeting held yesterday in the Masonic
temple parlors, succeeding Mrs. W. A.
Darling. Other officers are:
Vice Chairman-Mrs. \. p. Tucker.
Secretary-Mrs. c. A. Schoessel.
Treasurer-Mrs. j. G. Stevens.
Doorkeeper-Mr F. ". Thompson.
Directors Two Years - Mrs. |. j.
Green and Mrs. w A. Darling.
Directors One Year - Mrs. c. A.
Hoge, Mrs. A. F. Young.
Reports of the retiring officers and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
FIRST DAY OF BAZAAR SUCCESS.
EI-l.

The first day of the bazaar and COT
fee given by the Ladies' Sewing So
ciety OF the German Evangelical
church yesterday was very success
full. many people attending during the
afternoon and evening. Articles of
fancy work, useful articles Of various
kinds, candy and refreshments were
disposed of and a good sum realized.
The sale is in progress this afternoon
and this evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
TRINITY GUILD WITH MISS HALE.

Trinity guild of Trinity Episcopal
church met for its weekly session yes
terday in the home of Miss NJ. L. Hale,
721 Seventeenth street, with a good at
tendance of members The coffee an
nounced for next week was indefinitely
postponed Lunch was served during
the afternoon and the ladies busted
themselves with sewing. Miss Clara
Whitman will be hostess to the guild
next week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
BROADWAY TEACHERS SUPPER.

Members of the bible class, officers
and teachers of the Sunday school of
Broadway Presbyterian church gath
cred in the church social rooms last
evening for their monthly supper. A
committee, composed Of Z. NJ. Starr,
Z. 0. Vale and Miss Nettie Dodge, had
arranged for a splendid chicken sup
per, and after its serving routine bus
mess was transacted, followed by a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
TEACHERS STUDY COMMAND
MENTS,

Tri-city Lutheran Sunday school
teachers gathered in good numbers
last evening at Salem Lutheran
church, Moline, and continued the
study Of the commandments. Rev.
Oscar Olson of Sioux City, Iowa. led
the discussion on the third command
ment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
MUSIC DEPARTMENT OFFICERS.

The nominating committee of the
music department Of the Moline Wo-
mans club, composed of Miss Dell
Stone. chairman; Mrs. A. G. Abra-
ham and Miss Grace Abraham, yes
terday at the last meeting of the sea
son. in the home Of Mrs. c. A. Peter
son, 2S14 Sixteenth street. Moline
presented the following ticket Of off,
GERS. which was unanimously elected :
Chairman ]. J. Dorgan.
First Vice-Mrs. II. L. Bullen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
CELEBRATES 14TH BIRTHDAY.

Miss Dorothy Wood celebrated her
14th birthday anniversary Yesterday
by entertaining Is girl friends at her
home. 1914 Tenth street. During the
afternoon musical numbers were given
by Florence Mcdonald. Charlotte
Bladel, Florence Kruger and Marie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
LADIES' AID WITH MRS. ALBERY.

Mrs. James Albery, COS Michigan
avenue, South Rock Island, entertain
ed the members of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Second Christian church
yesterday afternoon. They occupied
themselves with fancy work, making
quilt blocks and sewing rags for rugs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04

A committee of three from the society
social hour Mrs A. B. Beck, 613 Thir-
teenth avenue, will be hostess next
week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04

short devotional service. Rev. ". G.
Oglevce, who was TO have addressed
the meeting, was prevented from at
tending.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04

the record room of the county clerks
office, have caused considerable dam
age
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04

standing committees were received
and business of the year completed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-04
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
&c tDjfe Volaffcr
blir hos Yrcnsicu

Set beioiiicieie tpifc Organ
"Noroo. 9tag. 3eitg." b%ringer eli
lang artifel: BoIenS Sfirbnctime
ON bcn trltine RpOrbning.
Ter fremGoar al oenne ArtifeI, at
Scr life fer rogeu 6oronorirg Tor
Sc tpifc Golatfera @e0fommcnoe. -
Get iiges I'll. a, at oct piIoc UTrt
belt icilnltilt az IfiuIc De @ctGnfcIil.
beoer, iom hinorer nogcn patriotic
Yton0 nos oS | nleO Qlao Nicrtc al
goofjenoe oct oriitige Striot, Der MI
aj9rcs mco bette Waniieit. Wtanlc
G%rioringer, iom ri bar giort mco Oct
MI % / Sremtl6en uIeIelil iii oer
p~reusiiifc Stat bgreu6c Eoleu, iunca
life al pGre guuitigc ior oct itort
Sfriot, iom ri gigr. Den oUer aQ5
FOR" og "imoo" itaor Ocu SGtnina,
at ri Tor Dor rgcu 6remtiOs Sfpl0
life mna Iaoc Tolen iaIoe tiIbngc
til Ruslan0. lpiflano5 Sittcrbeo
frazer Tor ole fommcn0e ltOcr. al
rusiiifc 0Grc life ira Ell iom miIitrrt
lloiaIosport bpgget EoIeu maa tint
nc itiqe Scbleiien ira 2it. % Belt.
Ercrl5ieu peo CT Snoiolo / Riget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
Sorretninssnotiier.
griicu vaa Suocr "a st;uo.


Ser oil iorbuuie Re fIeilc SGrmere ar
eriarc, bpUr mcgct &riieu pua 6uoer o.
%clsitiuo ar itegcy. crtlErene iorleoeu
2ouis ano9rih. al oct 5etieuote Strmd
NnSerid Bros / RjuueupoIis. SorbduSs
lore al oisie &urer. Rreamrbuoer er
m our0 on III SIS, iuqoe BAN ~ Be
ocarliae iii 6riule s.. meoeu3 Stino n
1nlpe ira 80 til 90 7nJe guutIe betalt2
mcS 81 q SO. Mr. Huoerih uotalte ots
cere, at Set uuoer otsie ~CmirGuNi9hes
Ser 6etaler iig al tlRe 0uoeu az huers
eneite Snr. Der |trrifer Ill az 20 q
Narmeu. Ser var en- Sio. Ia Nreatlrs
Tuoer pur ppro mn 81 til 50. meocnS
J, mn er prrN minoit lem @uuHe mere.
1elU Zen 6uo. Ser IGgeS N en- opo 0eIt.
or Urro SO q 81. Suureitiuo er for
balSsui5 IigeIau toItbars. Telsltiro er
ugiua meget BOT RriS. 9uItyot5ltino.
tlQre i ec6et az December oG Sdrtnr,
e. o9ro % iii 40 Gents StptteE. Snlm-
tino 6riuasr oNiaa bslei,e SriS. Sr'
empeluis uniere5. AT en- Sdrriers SM
Ii gepanoelien al Secemper grop M Ia
Stun.S. for bpiS Sfino ban nj $50.
STRIP eficr SriSIiitc. &~ertelappee
a.I.p. iii anherih SroS.. Sept Is. Vim
~ueapoli9. Niuu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
De panpittiSes Cog.
I'm RrSielSfilSrina ira GnSlanb

Sra &orparanou itriuer Ell aorrc.
lpou0cnt iii "Stoctbolm& 5ionin.
gen:
vi Sc 200 Ru5icrc. ieg iou, bar
life minorc enc So pouuttti9c. M.
orig Gnor oct Suu mig al Ninoe. -
elsie Stotlcr, bpiS @ierner bar brit
ltet o"uerior DC tauolc HGoleI3ipncr
% ScIpeoeSoplcuclicr oerltoe / oct
ubpggclige Mcnneifemprbcri, leoia.
9c0ea buer al 10 SuGepleics SoIbatcr.
&c Ilcite gif roli9 meO fuloitrn.
dig oeoc HnIigtcr o. ct 9lif, iom M
tet iogoc. Gnocl Tor niiteo mco 6or.
tuiIcIieaS Slmoricb, iom ON DC uiloc
Lobe ira Jig lclu, ion at DC 'ucnIfe Sp.
gcplcicrc haubc @ciprr meO at islgc
mc0. Noltiui9c uor pagtiommc %
ponitcliQe at briuc irem.
Sea crinorer iTrlig TO. - Gen
enc par Ell tillunclnocnoc rolf og
ltor, uo9et isrIaoeu Mtano. San off
roliat og title mcllcm line So9tcrc,
ltgc I'll ban TOM nco til @rpgaen.
Ter blcu ban i%toocnoc, uolteote ct
@rel, iou Git licnncm Wtnru og Ben.
% beapnotc at llan ON lig. &c IL
Sn9cplcicrc flunoc life iao bam al
GIetten, ier &c bopoc iaaet NSiiitancc
al ire, lem aolIegcr. San nlootte
MI mcb &olo o0 WPnGt ifGbcS oct re.
itcrcOc Stpffe Gci nco til transport
baaocn.
Zen anocn gif ogiaa rolia % lto.
oia mlmlcnbe - I'll ban iif Eie pau
Ell al Sagtiolbaterne. lom too meo
@eprr neo SOB. Ntau ioo, buorIe.
oes Wanoen rpltebes al Ell lterf Sui.
begpSning peb bette Spn, o. meo
iorureonc Srpf og b%looiprPngtc Zine
itirreoc ban pao ben paaifrueoe &c.
uGrboionet. Flubielig foiteoe ban
iig meo et HpoielSlfrig oper ben
uifploige @agtpoit, boiS 8eppr ban
oobcnbort oiIoe bare iat /, og oct TO.
Iteoc ltorc a%nltreu0elier at iaa BAN
tilt ira Den iorblsiieOe iueuife Sol.
sat.
Gn ung Monb ltirreoe uaibrubi
paa fine ircmitrafte Spnoer, bpiS
6looer ban itaoig itrsg beuoper, ion
ON ban piloe renic Dem FOR 9loo. -
Wibt UNDER ocnne @cifiPitiqelic fon
ban I'll at fate lit glif paa Soroen
Nlt iorure0cS bans Nniigt paa Del
ubpGgcIigite, ban beapu0te at rpit(
oper belle aroppcu og ilog Spnoeruc
for Gincne, ion ON ban ptloe mtogoa
DC RroielSminocr, iom Soroeu ga.
benbart fremfolote hos bum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22
Sfilpbning.

Man fan ipore bette nor0ilte Be
iororiugSmi0oel belt tilbage I'll DID.
ti0cn. - On oeu naonfunoige Bal
uatofe iortGlleS set, Of ban Lob pua
Sfi nc0oo altQcu Il Suerige) %
Ilap Qobt ira oct, % hos Snorrc, ben
6eremtc islanoife SaguiortTacr, be.
rettcs set, huorlcoc5 Oeu balUonoct
2lor gumIe norifc aonBcisn Saofon
/ 0intercu 1906 i~rclitc5 ira DC 6ien
ser, lem itrobte BAN otter SiUct, ueO
at 70 oGgtiQc SfiIgbcrc isrte Oar,
net igieuncm DC uil0e Sfo8c | 900
@cbolo iii GrouObiem.
Cuer 100 Nur cr iorlsbct ii6cn
hin Sfiiart, men cnonu boloes Stierl
i 9lgt % ggre al oS Rorompno, o8
Sporten 0ripes MI / mnnge ANDRE
2uuoe.
Scr Sernboner og gcoe Seie let
te0c SamiProslen mcllcm Norgca
iorificQige Ggnc, iorcto8eS oite me.
act LANCE Stitltrc, % opgtige Sftle'
berc fuioc tiIbagelGgge LANCE Strpf'
ninarr / i~orbauienoe fort Sio. Ser
iortpIle5 iaalcoeS ON Ell berentt Stta
laber, Motifs Irberg, Iom ior Del
ct halUt Sunorcoe glor iioen Ell Sln'
ter lob paa Ell ira GIperiim til ari.
itiunia Tor at bente @pg. - Gloerun'
lager pei ca. 40 ailometer ira Sri.
Itianio. Gaa Seien traf ban Ell a
9pgoen5 NtPno, Der tierte meo er
raft Seit % iom ogiaa Uiloe til so.
uebitaoen.
"Sfal ieg bile ira Dig, Wattis
uaar jeg fommer biem igien?" ipurg
re gonoen Sfileberen Iiot ippoigt.
"sta uei," ipareoe Wuttis tort
"oet bIir nof mig, iom fontmcr ii
al billie ira Dig"
~Iu mener uel life. at Oh fommel
til ariitiauia pua Sfi iamtibig ion
lea / SlGoe meo ell aob Seit?"
~0ei, men ieg fonlmer DER lsr,
10 Wattis,
Get 6lep ser iaa et gGoOeman
ON OF buer Tor line Geie, Den fieren
De 9anoeurien, Matti5 oper Suff,
% Gal.
Ia Sen t%isrenoe nnaeoe irem ii
! et balpt Sues ailometer ira arlltla
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22

itru o. Bern. Get cr ilet life man.
otgt % uirfer I STng0cu irritcren.
&c. MGnb, ION hapoc ocune lcir
Sane. bIep oite nolcu cniomme, Tor.
laOtc Staflcr, in0cu sc fum beriro.
ScIp Den bcOilr Mclfctu / Ser.
Den fan ifFc / en- Stroaitaf iiuoc Mo.
tcrialc, ser fan onoomcS Ill Ell iuUr
6lom Ntelf.
Set er llripcu, Sen ilpoenoC
@ieoiel, bporai ioa aItior mc9ct
gaur tabt ior oa Garmcrc. Ger mi.
tier ri mere, emo malgc bar pioit
6or bpert Con @ie0icI, ri tiercr III
paa Igercr, bar ri touife tabt cl
Collar paa, at llrtncu or iIpot prf
Naa en- 6arm, bUor ser err mango
areaturer % ScitG, tabe5 bpert 2lar
paa ontpoeoc N}aoOc ell Sum, oel
oitc er iaa itor, at oct berc& urine.
Iigt no. NJ bruce rilcligt nleb Strc.
ellie biGlper megct
Sar man life Sfummctmcli
Tor @riiene, iao Iomncr oct iig a,
BRUCE "S%anfagc" iitcoct. 6or ungt
@riie paSier Ell Bart "Sonfogc" %
II Barter Wtais, mems ior Spiu III
Der Seeming 1 Eort Goufogc % I;
Barter Mais .paSlcr. Sloit poa brit
gcS minore Santalc.
SrGful cn1anQ ibIauot err no
mcrfet Tor SpnicnC i &intcrtibcn. ~
Charcoal" or at iou fipbt; met
brpnber man &eN, iinoc@ Ger au
nof / aifcn for en- olmiubcIig Son
icilof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22

MO, ioritoo ban nof, at ban bopoe
tabt TrbocmaaIet; tbi paa oct Steo,
huor ban iattc Soften inc for CT bpi.
lc, meote ban WattiS, iom gonife rig
Tia If cn Nilieu mcb biem. - 8an
oar ncmliq ollerc6c pao Sicnpcicr
o. oct meo en- SPf Spg C. SfiGp'
per) paa Rpggen. % meb ocrnc
ipGrc @proc noaeoe ban tilbage. ITn'
&c irr Mnnocn mco SIGben fon,
hicm, trob3 lin roitc SeIt.
Nan NtottiS minoeoea ogina / 81.
pcrum iom oen ougtigite oG melt no
hol0ne Stilebcr, man bar fienbt
Citcroalcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-22

ming Marie. "a piIoc Iiliploet, at
Den SiuoSipgc paa Ell S%pobicrtur /
Eorfen &noreu 1873 msote Ell no.
rpffcn0c @ifabron al iii gomlc 9ipt.
terrC9iment. 0an bar fanite ocn-
goug boOt ct al &c Ipie Eieblitfc, iom
Il De Iencrc Ior belt ophJrtc. Chi
mco iortpiIet Stemmc roobte han til
Solooternc, at DC moattc bciri hanl.
Gcnle @~cniucnbeo gap Nnlebning til.
al man onuilte ham CT an0ct %,
b~oIbaitco: Slottet Sdlcii5beinl, bnor-
ira han icnere bIep brogt iii Slottct
S~iiritcnrieb, Ell balp NiilS GCi uocn.
for Mfiind)cu.
Set por tuuife SET melt traQiitc
SiebIif / ben ulpffcIiQc InritcIcn5
Gin, ba, citer &ol,g 2ubmia lis SOB,
en- Gcputotion Al StaicuS heicitc Gul.
beo&mUno iuoionbt liz pon Slottct
6%iiritcnric0 for / Spcrcu2itcmmclic
mco Sooen at bcticnotgierc Ior Den
IinoSIp9c Sr%onarpiug, at ban ira mi
al par Wancrna rctmGaligc aongc.
Wfiniitrenc ianot otto b%cuiunfcn
i%uIoitGnoig / @potbi. Qteo 9Gng.
IteIie iaa ban pao Sc W0qlo, Tom Itoo
iorau bnm. % rct par fart Tor ole,
al ban life ioritoo noeet al oct, iom
iorcgif. SnliaIO rebcbc han life mcb
ct encitc Scan cllcr en- cucitc Wtinc, at
ban bauoc lorItnact N}CulnQeu al Den
Eroflamntion 'onl bar bIcpet oplpIt
for hom. ) bans uotrnf5leie zine
par Scr intct aubct emo @anpio at
lplc, % mco III lnu9c, llrentc SOAR
% StlG9 gioroe &ongen ct ubpgge'
liz % uforgIenln1elig ¬rpt poa
| Gepltotioncn. Tpbt Qrcbnc iorlob
Miniitrene Slottct, bag bpia 0hlrt
bc citcrloo Sen Wiono, iom iiclgC
@anoCt9 Sopc bcrcitcr bar Nnperug
&ongctronc.
Sim iicIocu bar ser trpnNt no
&crocn nogct @uo ira oct uiItpngtt
Slot tSilritcnrteo. Sn0cn uoen Den
bnucrife Hcgicring@ &eprPicntontcr.
bpia NliQt BET bar mcb piSlc Wieacm.
RIM perioulig at operbeuiie Jig on
&ongena Silitan0, bopbe go9ong ii!
Slottct. Sn9cn fluloe aicnnem D.
bpic Wtlrc fate ct @lif inb / Farfcn,
bpor Den ulpffcligc aonge ofte, men
alto lcoioget al i'm Nogter, lao bent
iunfen / timepis / mprf 8rublcn
Wtangt og mcget er / IareneS Sol
bIepet berettet ON aongcuS Silita1o.
men libet al oct bar pGret belt paa.
Iibelig. Saftilf er oct, at paa man.
&c, mango Iar bopoe 6prIten lff(
bapt et clteite Init Gieblif. 6piiIf pur
ban iom Negcl friif, % rent mefonili
fog ban Steering iii iig, neoenS oeI
oog bpppigere % bpppigere bpnote
at ban negteoe at IpiIe. 5 Ell elle'
aroeu ifiult Sro9 al De ~tonpelige &c
matter firnbe oeu itntfars SlnosIpg'
iiooc lioer at rere Jig i Ell belt apa
tbiif Silitauo - ct rpitcnoe gileoI
paa m~enneifelig GlenoigbcO. &igtig
nof ier9c0c hans Gmgiuelicr cite
Gpne for at bcpare oct p0re Stin oi
iagtto9 mco pinlig Smbu Oct regle
mentereoe Soiceremouiel, og peo q
ben al Soimorifalfen Itoo alto II
aammcrbcrrer til Den SpgcS GiSpo
iition. Men alt bette bar bare Sfin
og ben Gonpittige opfotteoe intet a
oct, iom ioregif on bam. gu ba'
Gsoen mco milo Saano o8iaa / De
pore oplsit ct Sip, iom / @irfeligbc
Den bopoc opbort at %criitere alereo'
ior garticr iiber.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-04
And Centerville Odd Eel
lows Visit Hurley

A large delegation from the Cen
terville and Viborg lodges met with
the Hurley Odd Fellows Saturday
evening at |. 0. O. F. Hall. where
the Yiborg degree team, assisted by
members from the Hurley staff,
conferred the work on number Of
candidates from the Centerville
lodge. The Viborg brothers are
loyal workers and those who were
fortunate enough to be able to wit
ness the ceremony say that the de-
grees were conferred in a most i'm
pressive manner. After the work
the visiting Odd Fellows and their
Hurley brothers were treated to a
splendid feed" prepared by the
Rebekah sisters.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-04
The Carl Berry Concert

Only a fair sized audience was out
Friday night to hear Mr.. Carl Berry
of Sioux Falls, in Song and Story"
and those who We're not there surely
missed an evening of high class en-
tainment.
Mr.. Berry voice is one Of unusual
power and range and shows a high
degree of cultivation His singing
is SO without effort that it is indeed
a pleasure to listen to him.
His selections we're excellent, even
the two rag times" for which he
apologized, and not only well chosen
to display his vocal ability but each
song carried message of beauty
and melody to hishearers.
Mr., Berry also told number Of
jokes and mirth provoking stories
between songs, making program
Of good length.
His wife played his accompany.
.ment and the audience half expected
her to furnish them with an instru.
mental solo or reading.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-04
DISTRICT MEETING
AT CENTERVILLE
Many of the Hurley Rebekahs in
Attendance

The semi-annual meeting of Dis
trict No. % of Rebekah Lodges
/. O. 0. f. convened at Centerville
Tuesday afternoon. About one hum
dred representatives were present
from Salem, Canistota, Parker. Hur-
ley and Centerville.
1t proved to be a very enthusiastic
and harmonious meeting through
out. The regular routine business
was transacted. interspersed with
songs, readings. speeches, etc.
The next district meeting will be
held at Parker early in October.
In the evening a special session of
Opal Rebekah Lodge No. sc was
held and class of five candidates
was Initiated, the Hurley degree
staff doing the work in it's usual
.creditable manner. Mesdames Fried
line, Allen, Parsons and Halle Welch
taking the leading parts with the
veteran captain of the staff, Mrs.
Ward, master of ceremonies.
About thirty Rebekahs constituted
the Hurley delegation.
The Centerville sisters and broth
ers arc royal entertainers in the soc
ial way as.well as being high I'D in
the art of serving a delicious ban
quet. They succeeded in keeping
everybody, even the venerable, gray
haired members, smiling and on the
move until the arrival of the $40
A. NJ train which took the happy
all expressing the wish that they
might have the privilege of meeting
again with the Centerville Rebekahs
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-04
FACULTY SELECTED
FOR COMING YEAR
Only Two Changes Made in the
Teaching Force

The teachers secured for the
school year, 19l6-17. by the Board of
Education of the Hurley Public
Schools are as follows: Ruby Sire
men. Mary Lakings, lydia Brethorst,
Olive Smith, Grace Wasson, A. P.
Lantis. Elsie Leavitt, j. S. Gustaf-
son and R. E. Billings.
For the coming year there is but
two changes in the teaching force.
The second primary position left va
cant by the resignation of Miss Shell
don who has proved herself a very
efficient teacher. will be filled by
Miss Mary Lakings whose past sue
cessful experience in our community
insures to Hurley patrons excellent
service in the future. The Latin and
German department in the high
school, which the past two years has
been very successfully handled BY
Miss Swancutt, who goes next year
to DeSmet, S. D., viii be occupied
by Miss Elsie Leavitt of Barnum,
MINI. Miss Leavitt has normal
and university training and has
had two years of successful teaching
experience. The Hurley schools are
fortunate in securing one SO well
qualified for the position.
The outlook for the coming year
is very favorable, and with the firm
support of the board and the pat
Irons of the school, more and better
work can be done than has been
during any year in the past.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-04
/. O. %. F. CELEBRATE
THEIR ANNIN ERSARY
Program Different From Previous
Years But Very Successful

Wednesday evening of last week
members of Hurley Lodge No. rs
and Miriam Rebekah Lodge No. Al,
10. O. F.,met to celebrate the 9th
anniversary of their order in Amer
lea. Although the program was
entirely different from that of any
previous celebration held here it was
mighty satisfactory and much enjoy
ed by everyone.
The first thing in order was the
entertainment at the Star Theater,
which consisted of a number of
lantern slides showing views of the
Odd Fellow Home at Deli Rapids,
other pictures of interest to Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs, and data IN
regard to the growth and develop
ment of the order not only in Hur-
ley but in South Dakota, the United
States and the world.
The next number was L. E.
Stpddard's pleasing rendition of the
Holy CITY, with the accompani-
ment by Mrs. Brewer, and was fol-
lowed by six reels Of excellent
pictures a five reel feature entitled
The Girl From Our Town" and a
comedy sketch, which completed the
program at the theater. Altogether
1t was very pleasing and interesting
and not too long to be enjoyable.
Supper at the Rebekah dining
hall was then served in very unique
manner, the ladies bringing baskets
which were numbered and dis
tributed among their male escorts
who then took supper with the lady
who held the number corresponding
to that on the basket.
After supper dancing, visiting and
a general good time was INDUCED in
until time to go home. About one
hundred people were present and
the. spirit of fun and good fellow
ship seemed to prevail throughout
the entire gathering.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-04
MAY Day Supper

All who came went away happy
and satisfied from a delicious supper
which was served by the Ladies Aid
at the church basement last Monday
evening. Every one received a fifty
cent refreshment for the small sum
of quar- ter, and of course all felt
the inner and the outer satisfaction.
The room was beautifully decorat-
ed with house plants, flowers and
festooning paper and was very pleas
ing to the eye as was the fine array
of food to the palate
1t was also a time for a display of
the handiwork and the handcraft of
our excellent ladies', who had all
kinds of useful and fancy articles
for sale. These fancy things were
readily disposed of and goodly re-
turns realized.
The Ladies Aid usually puts on
about four suppers a year. It's al
ways an occasion for good fellowship
and social comradeship. II means a
great deal Of work but is worth
while, for the results both in fnan-
eial and material gains. It is good
thing for the church and the com
munity to get together and break
bread. 1t helps TO lead men toward
the church. You always receive
more than you put into it, and gives
the advantage of becoming better
acquainted.
This will probably be the last one
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-04
until the Harvest Home Festival in
the fall. All hail to the good sisters
who are willing to- do SO much for
the church, and the Kingdom.
Industrial Exhibit

The Industrial Departments of the
Hurley Schools will place their years
work on exhibit at the school house
Friday evening, May 10Th, at 7:So
o'clock. Both the pupils and the
teachers are planning and working
to make this exhibit one of the best
ever held in the school. We want
everyone and especially the parents
to come and see what the pupils are
doing. Classes in cooking, sewing,
wood working, mechanical and arch
itectural drawing. will all have work
on exhibit which will be worth see
ing. Don't forget the date.